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by sevenzero 4mo ago
While I understand your point and like the explanation, I gotta make the joke that some Tweets should be lost
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
I guess I need to dive deeper into this as I do not understand the implications you gave me, but I appreciate the attempt. Generally I understand why concurrency is good in many cases, I just dont get why its important for database stuff to
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Isn't concurrency also limited by your machines disk speed for writes, what difference does it make if you write sequentially vs concurrently? Why does concurrency even matter for databases?
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Sir this post is about front end development/products.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
>is it possible to remain a software developer, and ignore AI? To write code the same way we did before 2022 Yes if it's your own company or if you're self employed and can compete.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
On the other hand, using frameworks later on was a good attempt to standardize things. Having some homegrown GUI nobody knows how to work with isn't an advantage either. Personally I refuse things that "feel" too big (Nuxt&#x
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Sharding, buffering, caching, load balancing are mostly issues 99% of devs will never have to work on. It gets relevant on high load pages, but most stuff out there wont ever need it.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
>...and if some of those things are slower or less accessible, that's a tradeoff people are entitled to make. It depends. My country (Germany) introduced accessibility laws recently which enforces you to build everything public with
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Just beat what? Some random benchmark that doesn't have any real world relatability?
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Its mostly about sharing it with friends and social media. I dont know why these people feel the need to do this either. The healthiest thing I did last year was quitting all (common) social media platforms like Instagram, reddit and stuff
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
The AI ultralords dream is a world with a few billion less humans. We will work till we die and we wont own anything.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
>we need to stop filming people As live music enjoyer and person that was commonly around safe spaces in the techno scene I cant agree more. Fuck filming people.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Yup, since the rise of AI, I still didn't find any product built by it that's even remotely useful to me... People build prototypes a lot, but these are usually buggy and not worth putting money into.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Nah man. You got to say "no" a lot. Even in the age of AI. Often times features downright make no sense, the time to implement can span weeks and it would actively damage the product in the long term. I work in a ecom startup and
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
>I used to write books in the past (all obsolete since, well, two decades+ now) and I'm totally fine with piracy Thats why I wrote meaningful. Two decade old books are depending on the topic rarely still meaningful (even if they mig
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
By that logic, if I drank the right amount of water with 100% accuracy for multiple days, I'd only have to pee every few days.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
>That is far from true - opinion is quite divided That might be true if you look further into it. I am a casual frontpage reader and the frontpage usually is plastered with AI stuff. Either new bullshit benchmarks, AI workflows, AI edito
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
If AI was public domain and free for everyone, I would have less issues with it (not saying no issues). But yeah, the only people actually benefiting from this are big tech corps who actively destroy society since over a decade now. The arg
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Fair :D I walk everywhere anyway so I think I'm good in that regard
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Yea 2.5-3l seems to be the proper amount. Only drawback is having to pee every 30 minutes.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Yup I'd sign this. We use Vue2 in a old codebase with options API and composition API in new projects. Both feel way better than anything I ever had to do with React (how many Hooks do you have to learn by now? 13?) Vue just has a very
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
>which have indexed all of the books and used pirated copies to do so Funnily enough, people on HN often do not consider this an issue, like at all... I wonder how they'd think about it if they had created something (meaningful) tha
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Not to mention the counterpart to progressive people -> conservative people, cause so many more issues they just love to not acknowledge.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
Its absolutely valid, my point was just about the "agents are way more than that" part which simply isnt true. I try to not re-iterate too much, but maybe thats due to me not wanting to work and working for a startup so time and m
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by sevenzero 5mo ago
>Agents are way more than that, today. Not really though. They just iterate more and more.
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by sevenzero 5mo ago
Unfortunately, this is not how most self proclaimed AI artists use it though. They generate slop and cry about not being taken seriously by actual artists.
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by sevenzero 5mo ago
Yes and actual artists acknowledge copies. Art is a craft and if the copy is well made by actual human skill you can value it. AI artists act like printing out the Mona Lisa is their own art, skill and expression.
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by sevenzero 5mo ago
This. As an artist I wouldnt have an issue with AI if it wouldnt be just generative generating full, fleshed out pieces. If AI is used allowing actual artists to use a brush or pen again and actually allows them expressing themselves throug
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by sevenzero 5mo ago
Doomer position? You are aware that the climate catastrophe is a known fact since decades? People in the 70s knew about it, and what did humanity do about it? Spreading propaganda about how earth always had hot and cold periods. It's a
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by sevenzero 5mo ago
Its not a solved issue. The plant still is in a state of emergency. It just shows that these plants are easy targets.

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