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by signatoremo 4mo ago
You mean TikTok? Kids aren't on FB
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
Revenue is moat. Ask Amazon. Or Alibaba. Or Temu. You don't know what Cursor's game plan was. Maybe acquisition was their plan. Buying at $1 and selling for $0.1 is still viable as long as they have money in the bank, until they a
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
> Keep your shitty opinion to yourself. Look in the mirror and do the same
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
Bad takes. > edicting grand policy plans to limit the impact of massive job displacement that their products might cause Your own job, assuming you're in the software industry, is to automate and eliminate people's jobs. How
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
> ... things like bookkeeping, volunteer coordination, etc Are they physical work? Maybe you're saying they aren't important?
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
So your ideas of having AI sovereign is to turn to Chinese models? Do you know what their intention will be and where will they go? You don't like US models because their values don't align with yours, but then you turn to Chinese
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
> The thing that nobody talks about is how many EU citizens already are working on frontier models, just inside US companies Why don't you ask yourself: how come those brilliant European minds couldn't find a job that pays well
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
No matter what a stock broker thinks, the market decides. At this moment SpaceX’s shares are oversubscribed: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-08/spacex-ip...
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Germany and France Scrapped the FCAS(reuters.com)
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
Petty personal attack. A technical manager who manages developers should know very well the job of their reports. "Out of touch elite"? a MAGA-like populism view in a place where MAGA is (rightly) looked down on.
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
But what do you think about her opinion? Is writing code still a job of developers going forward? and why?
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
Well, confirmation bias. You see what support your beliefs, ignoring anti AI articles being promoted.
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
Who are these workers? Who should be listened to if there are opposite views? What if recycle these devices causes more waste elsewhere? says the devices have to be heavier, using more materials. Also, more legislation mean more bureaucracy
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
The arguments against AI assisted coding used to be "only for toy projects", then at some point it became "no dignity", "joyless". Now it's "no new breakthrough" apparently. All in the span of ma
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by signatoremo 4mo ago
I could write a bash script that copies a codebase repeatedly in the pre-AI past as well, but I didn't do that because I wasn't stupid. More than 80% of my code is now AI-generated, and trust me I'm still not stupid. It was 0
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
This is the state of HN. Created new account. Accused without evidence. Emotional clickbait.
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
I suppose you meant GPT-2, but for years? Did they say the same about subsequent models?
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
You are the minority - [0] According to that article: - The global cleaning services market is predicted to grow to roughly $482 billion in 2026 and $859 billion by 2030 with a 7.5% annual growth rate. - There are over 1.4+ million cleaners
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
Maybe but can you elaborate what the changes are?
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
Give examples of boosters (average or not) and what they've promised?
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
Have you seen how active China and to some degree Russia have been in Africa? When there is vacuum someone will fill it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47978386
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
The payload (100t) is at least double that of previous flights. It’s largest spacecraft ever flew. That’s some stalling
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
No. "I don't know" may be interpreted as "I don't care". Adding additional info may be a way to say "I do care". Similar to sometimes we say "I don't know, but I googled it, and I got this&q
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
Do this: pick a public company (because their numbers are available), look at their quarterly reports in the last 3 years. Check the numbers they forecasted for the subsequent quarter. Verify how bad they missed. See how likely they could &
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
I suppose you're also using Chinese models, who all have to be at the behest of the Communist party. China also have "horribly damaging" coal power plants. Do they acquire training data ethically? Do they censor? Be honest wi
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
The GP said "I like how everyone laughed when OpenAI said their models will have PhD-Level Intelligence", and you said you still laughed, so I just wanted to confirm if you did laugh at that. Apparently you did not. Thanks for the
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
You don't have enough knowledge to dismiss them, but you still laugh? For?
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
I thought "If you're not paying for the product, you are the product" is the most accepted wisdom on HN? At least when it comes to services from FB or Google. But if that comes from China they are the "good guys"?
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
No such thing as good or bad guys in business, only good or bad action. If you NitpickLawyer has a business, I'm sure there will be people calling for your head, no matter what your intentions are. The bigger the customer base the more
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by signatoremo 5mo ago
I never heard of it, let alone "a lot". Care to give examples?

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