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by rafaelmn 1y ago
Since you mention great CLI - is there a CLI tool that is free/cross platform that works like prettier ? I found https://csharpier.com/ but have never heard of anyone using it. Also not sure how it works with linters l
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
I mean there are studies that show this as well. Not the improved sleep, but help in sleep deprivation scenarios
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
Latency and tooling support ? UX of cloud based LLM vs local is much better for the cloud option - not so much for dev tooling. I tried using remote workstations - I am not a fan of lugging a beefy client machine to do my work - would much
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
What about power used and support hardware ? Also card going down means you are down until you get warranty service.
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
With the investment world being more exposed, and the research funding incentives, I seriously doubt it's just about reporting what people want to click. If I've learned anything in the last 15 years I've been paying attentio
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
On the phone so can't see study details - what do day consider strength training ? I used to lift heavy (well by regular people standards) and for example my squat mobility was shit. Trying to improve that with significant load would h
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
Why not ? Have AI do it then have human doctor do a follow-up/review ? I might not be a fan of this for urgent care but for general visits I wouldn't mind spending a bit extra time if they it was followed by an expert exam.
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
What are you talking about - there are quotes from all top tech CEOs bar maybe Apple (who are not on the bandwagon since they failed at executing with it), I listed some above. This is an industry wide trend and people justifying hiring dec
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
2026 is not that far - if he believes that statement their hiring is going to reflect that now. Basically the industry is pretending like these tools are a guaranteed win and planning accordingly.
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
> Shopify's CEO Tobi Lütke recently made headlines by issuing a bold mandate: AI is now mandatory across the organisation
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
>I don't feel like their capabilities are substantially oversold. I think we are shown what they can do, what they can't do, and what they can't do reliably. > Mark Zuckerberg wants AI to do half of Meta's coding b
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
What I am saying is these people are the decision makers. They chose where the money goes, what gets invested in, etc. The outcomes of their decisions might be measurable/determined as wrong years down the line - but I will be impacted
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
And yet you have people here claiming to build entire apps with AI. You have CEOs saying agents are replacing devs - but even the companies building these models fail at executing on software development. People like Jensen saying coding is
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
You know what is the most ridiculous part in this whole story - if coding agents worked nearly as well as the hype people are selling it - why is Gemini CLI app so shit ? Like it is a self-contained command line application that is relative
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
But that is also the selling point of worktrees - I have them for multiple features I am working on, I just spin up services that I need for each feature separately, like databases, etc. How else are you going to isolate migrations, configu
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
More like people telling us there will be no more professional drivers on the road in 5-10 years 10 years ago. Agents are like lane assist, not even up to the current self driving levels.
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
I mean what happens is skilled workers from poorer countries (Croatia in my case) move to richer EU countries, then we have nobody to perform construction - and now we have issued work Visas for 5% of the population basically. And you see n
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
I could write cursive when I was in school - my handwriting is shit because I write maybe 2-3 times a year since school - so 15 years now ? I went to recitation competitions (not sure what the exact English translation is) when I was in ele
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
>I don't expect you to believe me. It's a weird claim. But walk into any average grocery store and hand someone a page out of a book and ask them to read it out loud to you. Many people are so aware they can't that they wi
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
>Construction unions do great across European countries. Do not know about your country - but over here the construction sites are full of people who couldn't even write the word union (mostly Asian countries like Philippines, Nepal
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
The only potential for VR is salvaging the investment by pivoting to AR. And if it's only compute why we are seeing teams with limited compute from china reach SOTA model performance, and teams with a bunch of compute available (Meta)
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
OK but what does adoption rate vs. real world impact tell here ? With all the insane exposure and downloads how many people cant even be convinced to pay 20$/month for it ? The value proposition to most people is that low. So you are b
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
I mean no argument here - but the insane valuation was at some point based on a fleet of self driving cars based on cars they don't even have to own - overtaking Uber. I don't think they are anywhere close to that. (It's hard
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
And self driving is a great lane assist. There's a huge leap from that to driving a taxi while you are at work is same as LLMs saving me mental effort with instructions on what to do and solving the task for me completely.
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
>Come back in a week and update us on how long you've spent debugging all the ways that the code was broken that you didn't notice in those 15 minutes. This so much - can't believe how much of these "I am not even rea
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
If you claimed that AI was inevitable in the 80s and invested, or claimed people would be inevitably moving to VR 10 years ago - you would be shit out of luck. Zuck is still burning billions on it with nothing to show for it and a bad outlo
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
Google has an incentive to make everything work through the web. Safari has the incentive to gatekeep the app store revenue, which is why PWAs are a joke on iOS. Google also has bad incentives (Android, ads) but Safari is the IE6 of modern
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
I think the Chinese are losing money with the tarrifs but trying to get market share and the plan around tariffs is bringing assembly to Europe like all the other carmakers have to in order to work around the tarrifs. If there were no tarri
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
EU also tariffed Chinese cars out of the market.
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by rafaelmn 1y ago
>radioactive nuclear fallout helping the ocean getting a nice glow Fun fact - thermonuclear bombs have relatively little fission products - eg. Tsar derived only 3% of its yield from fission. Paper argues there would be no significant r

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