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721.
by nicce 1y ago
Sounds like the timer is on. Right when Zed started to be really good.
722.
by nicce 1y ago
One of the most important features of the phone. A huge reason to not buy if there is any uncertainty. You might die if it is not working.
723.
by nicce 1y ago
You can't change browser? Or is there something bigger happening?
724.
by nicce 1y ago
Why flagged? The post was reasonable.
725.
by nicce 1y ago
You shouldn't care about the "who" at all. You should see their arguments. If taxi driver doesn't know anything real, it should be plain obvious and you can state it easily with arguments rather than attacking the backgr
726.
by nicce 1y ago
AI still does not own the land and can't grow the crops without it. So maybe people in agriculture are winners. We always need food.
727.
by nicce 1y ago
Pretty much how the whole world works and why ads are multi-trillion dollar business.
728.
by nicce 1y ago
Rather they care about the security. The same mitigations in Linux would likely make it even slower.
729.
by nicce 1y ago
It does not make sense to add crypto currencies unless there are official ones in the U.S/EU. Otherwise it is just asking more scamming/instability in the scale of Steam.
730.
by nicce 1y ago
This reminds me about "The Emperor's New Clothes" way too much.
731.
by nicce 1y ago
I don't really see difference. If we would know the true motivation of the government, then we could make a difference, but until we don't know it exactly, then there really isn't. It is entirely possible that that government
732.
by nicce 1y ago
Not much different that using ChatGPT/any commercial LLM. They are not really profitable. They want to capture the market.
733.
by nicce 1y ago
Lets go back to old good CD/DVD era.
734.
by nicce 1y ago
Some Disney series are already 20mins about the show and 10mins credits/something else. Don’t give them new ideas to reduce the actual content…
735.
by nicce 1y ago
Believe or not, some software can be ”complete”.
736.
by nicce 1y ago
Process like that filters the best candidates because they are not that desperate. They can easily get job from healthier company.
737.
by nicce 1y ago
I think it is actually hard press with single finger.
738.
by nicce 1y ago
> We want more browser engines, and slowing down development, e.g. to yearly, every two, or every three year for major releases would go a long way to ensure that. Maybe you forget why we want more browser engines? It is not that we want
739.
by nicce 1y ago
Einstein predicted LLMs too? > If I had an hour to solve a problem, I'd spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and five minutes thinking about solutions. (not sure if that was the original quote) Edit: Actually interesting read
740.
by nicce 1y ago
I don't think that it works with browsers. Otherwise web standards will not progress very well, since everyone tries to support the first Chrome version for their website. We create even more friction than having different browsers alr
741.
by nicce 1y ago
React also seems to be actually alias for Next.js. Models have hard time to make the difference.
742.
by nicce 1y ago
Even then, are you even allowed to use AI in such codebase. Is some part of the code "bought", e.g. commercial compiler generated with specific license? Is pinky promise from LLM provider enough?
743.
by nicce 1y ago
> The only companies that should be allowed to buy Chrome are non-profits and companies promising to sell it for a fee (preferably not a subscription). I am not sure if a single fee works. Browsers are too important and hard to maintain.
744.
by nicce 1y ago
> I build full stack web applications in node/.net/react, more importantly (I think) is that I work on a small startup and manage 3 applications myself. I think this is your answer. For example, React and JavaScript are extreme
745.
by nicce 1y ago
Bit off-topic - macOS has excellent built-in dictionary. Just select the word in any app, press Ctrl+Command+D and it opens it. It even guesses most incorrect words correctly. Also translation available if it exist for current keyboard loca
746.
by nicce 1y ago
My code has always perfect security if I just write it correctly.
747.
by nicce 1y ago
Companies should think LLM just as an user interface, which is operating with the backend; the same principles apply. But the problem is that even today with traditional user interfaces, some companies will forget that the intended user int
748.
by nicce 1y ago
> AI is like a SQL without quotation marks though. Or with more broader definiton - AI is like a Schrödinger’s protocol — it has rules and no rules at the same time. If you can’t find the edges, you can’t define the security. Nobody unde
749.
by nicce 1y ago
Seems overly complicated when you could just give a plug for charger and let them use their own laptops.
750.
by nicce 1y ago
I think it depends on how you view it. With 20x productivity you can start to minimize your supply chain and reduce costs in the long term. No more cloud usage in foreign countries, since you might be able to make the necessary software by

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