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by reenorap 5mo ago
Yes but I forgot to mention that scenario took me seconds as opposed to 30-60 mins total time. And yes, I do believe humans will be mostly removed from writing code. I didn't believe it but now I do.
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by reenorap 5mo ago
You have far too much faith in the existing codebase around the world. I think at least 80% of programmers are very bad, especially the massive number of contractors from Infosys, Wipro, etc. They are pumping out shit code and they can easi
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by reenorap 5mo ago
I have only seen AI make codebases better, and I'm talking about it making some pretty nuanced changes. I think mass-rewriting of projects is possible these days with AI.
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by reenorap 5mo ago
The cope-ism in this blog post is palpable. The author is genuinely offended that someone who doesn't know how to code is daring to invade his turf. It's pretty sad that this is how he is reacting. I, for one, welcome the new para
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by reenorap 5mo ago
In the fall, I bought a 4TB OWC Thunderbolt 5 external SSD for my Mac Studio 512 GB for $500. It was cheaper and faster than any other solution. Now the price of both have at least doubled. I've seen Mac Studio M3 Ultra 512 GB go for $
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by reenorap 5mo ago
I find that most people don't reach out to previous friends if they haven't been contacted in a while. For whatever reason, I don't have that internal programming. Whenever I remember, I will ping my friends or old coworkers
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by reenorap 5mo ago
Most of these aren’t confusing in the least. If you want confusing look for an address on El Camino in South Bay. When you cross over to another city, they remember the addresses on El Camino so it’s easy to get lost and not know where a pa
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Which version fits in a Mac Studio M3 Ultra 512 GB?
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Great video, very much has NileRed vibes.
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Japan's railways are amazing. They are amazing because the workers have low wages, so the companies can afford to over-employ, so they have workers that are doing things like wiping the handrails every hour, and ensuring that the bathr
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Without them talking about how much people LOST, this entire article is meaningless. With the advent of 0DTE options which dominate options trading, the fact that the notional number of people who made money makes sense because so many more
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by reenorap 6mo ago
As someone else mentioned I got it mixed up, it was FreeCell not Solitaire!
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Whoops you're right it was FreeCell! I totally got those mixed up but yes it was FreeCell that she got 2000+ games in a row, she was very proud of that. She didn't even want me to play on her computer in case I ruined her streak L
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Isn't 8.5% low? My mom didn't use the computer much except she did play solitaire on her Windows laptop all the time. She had over a 2000 game win streak until she got dementia and stopped using the computer altogether.
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by reenorap 6mo ago
I'm of the opinion now that posting videos online without the explicit permission of EVERYONE in the video should be illegal. It's one thing to take a video and keep it on your phone but if you share it outside of your family and
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by reenorap 6mo ago
How is this not a complete violation of anti-trust laws? If the federal government won't pursue it (questionable in this environment), surely there's more than enough to go after it state-by-state. And can't we do a class-act
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Why would I create content that I don't get paid for and I don't even get credit for? Everyone who creates free content right now is simply doing the work of AI companies to make them more useful for free. Search engines will ceas
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by reenorap 6mo ago
I disagree. AI will slurp their content so quickly that no one will notice.
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by reenorap 6mo ago
All content is going to go behind paywalls. There is zero incentive or reason for content creators to let AI slurp their content for free and distribute it and get all the money from it. Everything new will be licensed and if AI companies w
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by reenorap 6mo ago
I remember back in the early 90s I think on the internet when it was only accessible via my university, reading on a newsgroup about how people traded bootlegs from various concerts. People would mail cassette tapes around the country and w
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by reenorap 6mo ago
So basically Gmail was right and the system is working as intended?
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by reenorap 6mo ago
As someone who has switched to exclusively coded using AI after 30 years of coding by myself, I find it really weird when people take credit for the lines of code ad features that AI generates. Flexing that one "coded" tens of hun
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Thank you
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Boris, you're seeing a ton of anecdotes here and Claude has done something that has affected a bunch of their most fervent users. Jeff Bezos famously said that if the anecdotes are contradicting the metrics, then the metrics are measur
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by reenorap 6mo ago
If bitcoin miners are losing $19k for every bitcoin they mine, why would they sell bitcoin to continue funding their mining operations. That just makes it even less profitable because they are driving down the price of their remaining bitco
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by reenorap 6mo ago
$500/hr maybe. Most of these are like $5000-10k per week.
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by reenorap 6mo ago
We need the price of helium to skyrocket otherwise it won't be valued at all. If another blimp or balloon is never produced again, I wouldn't blink an eye, it should be reserved for medical and scientific purposes since we can&#x2
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Paying your debts is a business decision, not a moral decision. There is nothing moral about paying your debt to a bank and nothing immoral about not paying your debt to a bank. Businesses do this ALL THE TIME. Businesses can do this, and w
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by reenorap 6mo ago
Can't she just return the money from the severance agreement and rescind the NDA?
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by reenorap 6mo ago
The title is extremely deceitful. They filed H1Bs for 2025 and 2026, but not after or during the layoffs from last week. That’s like saying “Oracle hires tens of thousands and mass layoffs” (* hired during the pandemic)

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