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by siva7 5mo ago
So? That's how a business works. We sold you landmines and now you need them removed? Lucky you we also have mine clearance products.
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by siva7 5mo ago
boy i'm leaving the internet. sun is shining. was a good time here while it lasted.
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by siva7 5mo ago
Nah you're not crazy. I also felt crazy when i discovered that some obscure censored russian search engine gives me overall better search results in 2026 than google.com
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by siva7 5mo ago
So Nvidia is worth about 1/6 of the US GDP. More than any company in the US history (except standard oil?). That's too big to fail, isn't it?
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by siva7 5mo ago
What are they trying to gain with this product? Financial incentives obviously won't be the reason as this can only be a loss leader. They have zero chance competing against Apple in the entry market after Apple introduced the neo and
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by siva7 5mo ago
Nah that's not what's happening here. This service is offered under AWS Marketplace. The only argument is actually probably a shared billing console, and that's where it ends. Won't matter for small companies, small fish
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by siva7 5mo ago
> I have never interacted with a piece of software that, for every single problem I found, there was an open issue always at least 4-7 years old You have never interacted with Jira?
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by siva7 5mo ago
> they did not go through and analyze which employees are "keeping up" and which aren't, don't be so naive. they do on the org level. that's not news for anyone who has worked at upper mgmt level in corporations.
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by siva7 5mo ago
Your argument doesn't make sense. They literally explained why they are doing it. They are looking to remove who can't or won't keep up with ai. That can be managers but also engineers. That's what most companies right n
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by siva7 5mo ago
Gitlab is looking to lay off people like him. All major tech companies are currently raiding to fire such employees.
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by siva7 5mo ago
Well, in this case the FWE will be payed by you to push you spending more money so the ceo is being able to brag that they are working with openai (instead of mckenzie)
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by siva7 5mo ago
So this is body leasing for ai experts under the umbrella of the openai brand? are they moving all their existing fde under this new company?
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by siva7 5mo ago
that's a laughably small list for a company the size of apple
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by siva7 5mo ago
Spam. It takes a minute in 2026 to create any app, any skill, any anything without any education that looks plausible that took five years ago a highly educated and skilled person at least months. Now it takes the highly skilled individual
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by siva7 5mo ago
There are many practical jobs left for mathematicians. Time to discover what you like to do with your hands.
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by siva7 5mo ago
It's not about the calculator. I don't even know how to use one beyond basics. Similiar like luxury watches. I can't even read the time. It's about the craftsmanship .
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by siva7 5mo ago
Teaching Claude to maximize shareholder value. Make no mistake to assume ai alignment has any different meaning for anthropic leadership.
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by siva7 5mo ago
Wishful thinking. It may ease minds for those negatively affected by AI.
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by siva7 5mo ago
That line is so damn good i recommend everyone who doesn't get it to watch Office Space.
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by siva7 5mo ago
Crazy. I can't remember an incident like this ever happened before and it's still not fixed? .de is probably the most important unrestricted domain after .com from an economical perspective. Millions of businesses are "down&q
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by siva7 5mo ago
One of them is a much more efficient but obscure programming language from a competitor, the other is what the web is built on.
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by siva7 5mo ago
It's the end of the free lunch era. Subsidizing groups like students or new users to gain market share worked as long as there weren't billions of them at the same time eating all compute from the paying customers. It's not w
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by siva7 5mo ago
Any attempts to remake this show including the new X-file seasons were a failure. I believe it was this insane time in history where two young federal agents in the early 90's without smartphones and mobile internet would make this con
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by siva7 6mo ago
I'm wondering now how the heck we ended up so early on Github. It was back then just a small unknown startup but i'm not sure what connection we first 30,000 users share. At the same time i remember there must have been also some
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by siva7 6mo ago
I would be happy if Tinder used this tech. The Internet is unusable nowadays because of bots.
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by siva7 6mo ago
We all knew this from the very beginning but couldn't compete with OpenAI or Anthropic on their subscription-based pricing strategy. It was nuts except for those few corporations burning investor money to keep competition out as long a
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by siva7 6mo ago
That's so unfair to us hard working developers. A month ago i could buy for .4$ a turn with Sonnet. Now i have to pay at least .9$ for this turn. Weeks ago i could buy for .12$ an Opus turn after they already raised prices and now they
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by siva7 6mo ago
25% ;)
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by siva7 6mo ago
That boat has sailed off. Not even Google has the cash to buy a company valued at almost a trillion dollars.
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by siva7 6mo ago
the fact!?

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