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11mo ago
Part of being good means pushing back too and managing upwards. Seems like they hire only those that won’t. Thus the management failure causes culture causing mediocrity.
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1y ago
Having driven behind waymo vehicles — the experience for everyone outside of that box is pretty terrible. These vehicles very regularly block traffic because they can’t maneuver in congested areas with the finesse of a human driver. Aggress
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1y ago
Just BSD and chill
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1y ago
For people who don’t want to support policies that result in higher tax for wealthy because “it’s easy to spend other people’s money” — they sure do like to build other people’s land. The irony.
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1y ago
1) It would use tool calls to dispatch other people to do those things. 2) Trained on MBA knowledge, it would know which tools to call and when. 3) This is the only valid point and a weak one at best considering AI girlfriends and people de
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1y ago
Probably by design? A simple prompt and some tools? Bro I have to continuously prompt and plan even to get a reasonably sane piece of code written w/ Claude. I’m not surprised this failed. Its like they wanted it to.
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sharts
1y ago
But his decision quality is why Amazon is full of fake and low quality garbage these days, isn’t it?
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1y ago
Just invest in a reasonably diverse index fund ( or a few). This is actually the optimal drama free way to go for most. In the long run nobody out performs consistently anyway. We all get hit due to market events. You may be giving CEOs muc
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1y ago
In America it seems the pursuit of happiness requires pursuit of riches. Just the fact that there is very little social safety net, people can go homeless due to medical bills, and the whole pull yourself up from your own bootstraps (becaus
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sharts
1y ago
Isn’t capitalism and free-market thinking also vibes? Most economics is irrational, but assumes rational. Therefore even most economic analysis is silly.
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1y ago
And void linux
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1y ago
If only there would be a resurgence of BSD. linux always feels like the javascript of OS world.
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1y ago
Launched recently and SOC2 compliance? Is it really certified?
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sharts
1y ago
Blazor, MAUI, Flutter/Dart…it seems every few years this things show up and remain largely in flux but not in a good way.
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sharts
1y ago
Seeing as how often users complain about reddit mods acting with moral superiority maybe that’s a good thing?
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1y ago
How long did it take to begin noticing?
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1y ago
Why? That just incentivizes the wrong things.
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1y ago
There’s no evidence of a link but there also is no evidence that there is no link. In the end, nothing proven. Everything politics.
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1y ago
total bs. having worked with their infra they certainly employ tactics to keep you on their services
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sharts
1y ago
I think a lot of folks end up copying their encrypted file to shared storage like Dropbox anyway. This doesn’t seem all that different from using 1pass.
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1y ago
One might argue sacrificing long term gain and stability for short term term profits are indeed a violation of fiduciary responsibility. Why it isn’t being argued I don’t know but we all know delaying gratification tends to result in higher
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1y ago
Seems like need was a necessary prerequisite. I’d agree that projecting ideas on to kids isn’t the greatest thing since it’s top-down. But so are most ideas that get pushed to kids via media, school, friends, etc. And many of those aren’t t
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1y ago
Cue AI traffic control
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1y ago
This looks perfect. Just wonder how the hardware /software support goes
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1y ago
Probably better by now to just drop windows. Other ecosystems seem fairly mature by now and running the one off windows application when necessary seems to be getting easier all the time.
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1y ago
Why does the OS need to be purpose/task oriented and not, say, the UI instead. Being able to toggle a mode in your desktop environment / window manager / etc would do a lot
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1y ago
this is a waste tax payer funds.
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1y ago
Even if they did...it doesn't really get to the root of the conflict.
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1y ago
curl
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1y ago
Just like you have many taco places on UberEATS/doordash, you could have many plumbing/HVAC companies to chose from along with common tasks, etc.
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