seanclayton

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by seanclayton 5mo ago
God forbid you go broke, can't have that
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
Your lack of complaining is expected and depended on, but I do encourage your continued enthusiasm in that acceptance! Someone's bottom line depends on it, and they probably make way more money than you so they really need it!
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
If it's a tech company it's not "if it's free you're the product" it's just "you're the product" nowadays. I am so happy kids these days no longer trust tech because I'd hate to see how
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
Some people live paycheck to paycheck in tech. Where do they walk away to that isn't or won't be impacted by AI? Or are you assuming they have the financial support for such a risky switch?
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
Where are you looking at? Maybe look at other places besides the ones you expose yourself to.
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
Ukraine also gave up its nukes. Look how that worked out for them and Europe.
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
Competing with the authority bitwarden the company has over the bitwarden open source project. That's just the first thing off the top of my head. Very few people go to the competitor offering the exact same thing but with less say on
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
And he has zero idea how it works. His capacity for understanding it is tied to his wallet now.
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by seanclayton 5mo ago
I remember a decade ago when JavaScript got Async/Await. 10 years is quite a long time.
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by seanclayton 6mo ago
Just be careful your patronage doesn't lead to a sunk cost fallacy---a middle manager might just be betting on it
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by seanclayton 6mo ago
Good, they want you not asking a single question, your paycheck obviously requires it.
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by seanclayton 6mo ago
Where are you? Are you doing anything at all? Is commenting on Hacker News and taking a paycheck and maybe donating to some politicians all you're willing to do?
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by seanclayton 6mo ago
Your employer does not think anything they do is 'wrong' and neither should you when your employer is the 'victim' of one of your 'immoral' actions. Strange that they leave morality to the employee like yoursel
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by seanclayton 8mo ago
at least you're doubling down on your ignorance!
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by seanclayton 8mo ago
It's as insulting as M$ is
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by seanclayton 8mo ago
Unfortunately most engineers irrationally hate unions
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by seanclayton 8mo ago
Though if ~~apocalypse~~ war happens and all of our built tech goes away, we are in for a serious survival issue. A lot closer than you think, too
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by seanclayton 8mo ago
It never left, welcome back to software engineering though!
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
You may just be an annoying neighbor, have a wonderful day!
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
Just want to say, the "stuff" before is absolutely necessary groundwork to even begin comprehending the implications.
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
Employees need to join a union
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
Oh no doubt, but the people who want that are wrong.
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
You can determine and justify the reasons why generated assembly is generated because it's made by a deterministic machine. How is an LLM's output deterministic and justifiable? How can one hold anyone to account what spews out by
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
code that no human will ever read or understand, sounds like a good idea
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
What are the known bugs?
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
The relevant HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17864799
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Lerna relicences to protest ICE (2018)(github.com)
3 points by seanclayton 9mo ago|1 comments
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
Anyone else remember the Lerna.js license drama 8 years ago? https://github.com/lerna/lerna/pull/1616
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
Which makes sense as Orion uses the same engine as Safari.
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by seanclayton 9mo ago
UBI solves a lot of this, no?

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