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by righthand 5mo ago
It’s both, IMO from your brief comment, LLMs made you think it’s all troublesome endeavor because it outputs spaghetti code. No one likes hunting through spaghetti code and fixing it. Nobody wants to fill their plate with seconds immediatel
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by righthand 5mo ago
I like this take too. It’s never ending as more and more install Linux.
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by righthand 5mo ago
Wrong and I’ve been saying this for almost a decade now: the Year of Linux on the Desktop is not a global event. It’s a personal event.
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by righthand 5mo ago
Okay then good talk. I think the only person acting out is the one getting offended others are pointing out inconsistencies in your logic. No one is actually stopping you though so I’m not so sure why the aggressive attitude.
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by righthand 5mo ago
> Does anyone buy a new phone every year? I've never met them. Look around where your posting and remember that Apple has an upgrade program as well as most US cell carriers that will push you to upgrade your phone. Let a lone the t
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by righthand 5mo ago
I’d be curious to see the amount of people who dont own a (mostly) customizable computer with Steam installed that bought a Steam Deck.
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by righthand 5mo ago
It will be a different wave of C-Suite then and I’m not so sure that next wave will be remotely intelligent to see the issues.
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by righthand 5mo ago
It’s not supposed to be logical, it’s an LLM evangelism blog that rarely, if ever, has any critical analysis that isn’t pro-industry. Read any/all of the other posts and you won’t find much skepticism but you will find a lot of shillin
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by righthand 5mo ago
It’s more than the C-Suite, it’s everyone who no longer has a knowledge specialty. Their domain is shattered and there is nothing left for them because before LLMs all they did anyway was search for companies to contract out an integration
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by righthand 5mo ago
Try working at my company where we now have an AI-Native product. I hear the word every 10 seconds when we have a meeting.
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by righthand 5mo ago
My employer's IT guy is now just someone who searches Claude for solutions, finds a company that does a niche thing and say "we spent X dollars discussing it, let's just hire this company and pay them $13,000 every year to ha
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Show HN: Disable Ugly Firefox Single Rounded Corner(connect.mozilla.org)
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by righthand 5mo ago
No it doesnt make me mad, I’m just trying to point out to you why people object to your comment. As is the topic of this thread chain.
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by righthand 5mo ago
I agree anything in grocery store labeled as mayonnaise, peanut butter, olive oil, etc should be vetted for the exact things you describe in your posts.
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by righthand 5mo ago
Sure but you should be counting your saturated fats if you’re counting your fiber and protein intake as well as everything else. I make my own mayonnaise.
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by righthand 5mo ago
What? No one over generalized communication you just got caught expressing something blatantly untrue.
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by righthand 5mo ago
No you would hesitate because you yourself said you dont have the time. So why would you still develop it if you dont have the time to maintain or develop a project like that. You’re the one being sad and limiting unless you find a reason n
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by righthand 5mo ago
Mayonnaise is just oil, egg, and some vinegar, salt, and mustard. All of those things you have in your new diet so you lost me on why you wouldn’t eat it.
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by righthand 5mo ago
Not really.
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by righthand 5mo ago
No
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by righthand 5mo ago
Ente photos is one thing and there are others. You can accomplish most of that by installing Syncthing. But the objection is that you’re not really building anything new even if you think it’s a new idea. By your definition you’re building
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by righthand 5mo ago
Really? How do you learn how to code with out communicating with another human? Which man pages in a general Linux install will teach you all you need to know? Without communication you get no books, no StackOverflow, no-LLMs even. You were
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by righthand 5mo ago
Nice read, and agreed, leave me behind. I have been telling people that I am running a John Henry experiment with LLMs. I don't use them just so I can prove the human is better than the machine, even if it leaves me in the dirt like Jo
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by righthand 5mo ago
Gee at least 15 years too late for this article? How many articles did I read from tech media over the years drilling into people that you could never take down Google because everyone says "Google it" instead of "do a web se
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NymphCast – Libre Multicast DNS Media Streaming to Any Device(github.com)
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by righthand 5mo ago
I mean really… he hasn’t finished writing a book that’s narratively trapped but he certainly has been writing and working on a lot more than that one book. He certainly is productive at the very least. Is he satisfying your direct desires a
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by righthand 5mo ago
No one is trying to solve the shitstorm for everyone, they’re trying to escape it for themselves. No one can do anything about the uninformed masses addicted to the tech world that was previously propped up as great because so much money wa
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by righthand 5mo ago
The US Supreme Court currently is a joke itself with their Kavanaugh stops laws and other agenda driven politics and mostly in the way the cowardly justices aren’t even providing reasoning or guidance on any of their brain dead rulings to l
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by righthand 5mo ago
I was just discussing this yesterday. The only time when Mythical Man Month isn’t a problem is when C-suite/management needs to burn their budget up and projects are behind. Usually you’ll end with teams with too many juniors. The lead
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by righthand 5mo ago
H1-B isnt what made the US economy rich, it’s what made Silicon Valley richer.

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