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by nasmorn 9mo ago
You could never afford a hyperscaler size data center. You could always just buy a server and stick it into Colo. it’s just not totally the same thing
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by nasmorn 9mo ago
I don’t think the conclusion is right. Your org might still require enough React knowledge to keep you gainfully employed as a pure React dev but if all you did was changing some forms, this is now something pretty much anyone can do. The v
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by nasmorn 9mo ago
If I use an LLM for programming why would it need to update constantly. As soon as you could run a SOTA class model on let’s say the surely upcoming 1TB RAM MacStudio it is out there and can never be taken back. If that was my only venue to
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by nasmorn 9mo ago
I agree. When new programmers come from uni they sometimes barely did any programming. So at some time in their life they got to actually put in the time and learn how to be a competent developer. It is obviously great if you can do it on s
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by nasmorn 9mo ago
I think each company should pay a low rate on all money passing through. Let’s say 0.1 to 1%. Building huge pyramids of shell companies has probably no economic benefit and is mostly done to evade some regulation or taxes or liability. The
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by nasmorn 9mo ago
My counter argument is that did not happen in the Austrian school system and people consume short form video just the same
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
I leave often to go to the mountains because I could not live an entirely domestic life. It is just a day or two at a time but I realized at some point that this is what I have to do to be able to be a caring husband and father. If I don’t
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
It is very strange that countries like Austria, Japan or Switzerland have some of the best rail systems in the world even though their bridge and tunnel requirements are huge. In the US building rail on any terrain seems to be more expensiv
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Yeah the last one. The others would require 5x deal flow which LLMs might not help deliver at all. But the last one should exist for people if 10x is true. Not every client can have already fully price in LLM improvements, people have contr
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
You underestimate how hard people’s food preferences are. They are really locked into their set of brands for each item. Immigrants pay huge markups to just get the same brand of tomato paste or beans they know. These are some of the most c
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
The owner class doesn’t need so much glue
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
It does not have a rechargeable battery. I could even understand non replaceable in this form factor.
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Not everyone bills hourly. I mostly do fixed price contracts
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Just as an aside I also think I am way more productive now but a really convincing datapoint would be someone who does project work and now has 5x the hourly rate they had last year. If there are not plenty of people like this, it cannot be
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Sorry this makes zero sense. The low price of shipping comes from the huge size of ships. All these 100% sailing ventures are just so someone can sell you gourmet coffee with a nice story at outrageous prices
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
In Austria the retailer simply has to honor their lowest labeled price. Only clear and obvious errors like if the price would be just cents instead of euros are exempt
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Also 220 is in the same ballpark as going to two movies as a family with snacks. Three would already be a stretch.
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
On the upside I guess they use git internally as well so maybe they could just find a usable commit and revert all the crap they changed
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
I really liked GitHub and I would also pay more for it, but that does not seem to be a priority. On safari the whole PR review is barely useable any longer because of bad performance without gaining any discoverable to me new features. Obvi
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Very fittingly in German one can describe messing something up as vergurken. Which basically means to cucumber something, which I assume the good people at the university of tsatziki are very qualified to teach about.
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
In Austria at least you cannot even charge your car with properly priced electricity unless you have your own outlet. At some chargers it is more expensive to charge through the night (because of blocking fees over 4-5h) even though we basi
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
I think you are off by about 3 orders of magnitude as my Austrian flat need about 7MWh a year for heating and 3MWh of electricity. I could generate 24kWh per year on an indoor bicycle.
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
The industry tries to use generative tools for assets since forever. Textures, terrain, foliage and eventually even parametric human models. I don’t see transformers much different.
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
I should probably do that too. I once wrote an email that to me was just filled with impersonal information. The receiver was somebody I did not personally know. I later learned I made that person cry. Which I obviously did not intend. I di
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
It’s miscommunication all the way down
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
It is the large landmass covering about half of the northern hemisphere.
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
AI doesn’t program better than me yet. It can do some things better than me and I use it for that but it has no taste and is way too willing to write a ton of code. What is great about it compared to an actual junior is if i find out it did
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Amazon raised like 10million. People complained about lack of dividends but that was at least money earned
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
Not in German law. There are no plea bargains there.
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by nasmorn 10mo ago
So if my importing a restricted exotic animal (felony under the Lacey act) leads to someone’s death (TSA agent shooting my mom who becomes hysterical as she sees the snake in my suitcase) I could go to prison for life?

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