nemo44x

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by nemo44x 7mo ago
Yeah and why I don’t think we’ll go back to that exactly. But software designed more deliberately and requirements that are more detailed and “documented” if that’s the right word?
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
I believe the old ways, which agile destroyed, will come back because the implementation isn’t the hardest part now. Agile recognized correctly that implementation was the hard part to predict and that specification through requirements doc
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
Developers will become admins. Responsible for supervising and owning the outcomes of increasingly agentic engineering outputs. Trust is the most important thing in business and it’s worth more than ever.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
One leader was kidnapped and brought to America to face justice and another was killed in his own base and not a single American died. Wow.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
I’ve seen skills, etc haphazardly being launched with no constraints or guardrails. That more or less have admin access and can take actions that are not reversible. It’s the monkey with a gun meme.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
Correct. You will not be divided. You will likely be subtracted.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
That’s a stretch. They’re saying that they are cancelling their contract and anyone that you can’t do business with both parties. California literally does this all the time.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
That’s not true at all. The people selected an executive.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
The sovereign is the ultimate authority. In the USA “we the people” delegate the sovereign power to our elected officials. They are now exercising that power in the interest of the people (they believe) that grant that power.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
A level up, this is only the beginning of the political headwinds for AI. There will be a lot more, especially if constituencies begin to get displaced. I don’t think “job loss” will really occur, at least not in a dramatic way overnight. B
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
Why wouldn’t the government just arrest their board and execs on charges of treason or something? At this point they could probably publicly hang them all and a plurality of Americans would cheer it. I don’t know if you appreciate how disli
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
Except that it’s sovereign.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
The country is sovereign. It can just make a law democratically that changes things. The sovereign must act on whatever is in its best interest. The method of action is democratic in this case.
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by nemo44x 7mo ago
Yeah it’s pretty much over.
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by nemo44x 8mo ago
Cool. It won’t even be a blip on the earnings report. I guess a sales rep in Europe isn’t getting their preferred vacation this year. But other than that this is of no consequence. I’ll still buy France’s wine.
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by nemo44x 8mo ago
They can’t fathom that their opinions are unpopular and probably wrong.
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by nemo44x 9mo ago
> The US is not like many countries in that it was formed by illegal immigrants… That’s a good argument for vigilantly enforcing immigration laws. Look what happens when you don’t.
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by nemo44x 9mo ago
No one is fighting over the 30k people in Greenland. They are a colony of Denmark today and the argument is by what right? This is precedent. If the USA believes it is necessary to her security to liberate Greenland from Danish colonialism
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by nemo44x 9mo ago
They’d be far better off.
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by nemo44x 9mo ago
Ben Hogan once said something along the lines of: "Reverse every natural instinct and do the opposite of what you are inclined to do, and you will probably come very close to having a perfect golf swing.”
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by nemo44x 10mo ago
The fact it’s benign means something, I guess. Slippery slope perhaps, but in this matter at this moment it doesn’t have any hope of changing anything.
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by nemo44x 10mo ago
The 4-year college isn’t a bad system but it has been asked to do a job for which it wasn’t intended. Many people just want an opportunity to develop useful skills within the context of a modern corporate business. Modern corporate business
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by nemo44x 10mo ago
I was a hiring manager at a company that didn’t recruit from top universities for strategic reasons. In short we were smaller and a startup so it would have been difficult to compete. As we grew we had a presence at university job fairs but
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by nemo44x 11mo ago
Space is well named.
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by nemo44x 11mo ago
Despite all our rage we are still just rats in a solar system cage.
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by nemo44x 11mo ago
What is the precise qualification for which illegal alien is permitted and which one is deported? Opposition should propose legislation that allows migrant workers to easily obtain visas and return home and come back next year. This is how
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by nemo44x 11mo ago
So the aesthetics are bad. The execution is sloppy and it’s likely the people tasked with it are under trained and under supervised. But the outcome is the same otherwise. I don’t know if they’re trying to be mean or if they’re just trying
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by nemo44x 11mo ago
Those are just tactics though. So long as the cities are uncontested there’s no real long term plan. Just being somewhat competitive in them or having a presence.
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by nemo44x 11mo ago
They all gerrymander though. But that’s not the point. The point is fleeing cities is what conquered people do. It wouldn’t even be hard to win them.
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by nemo44x 11mo ago
That’s not even the point though. You can always do these things but you still have no cultural power and you’ve yielded the important structures and financial capitals. That’s not a long term strategy. And it’s not that difficult to win th

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