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spacemadness
1y ago
The two groups I see speaking to massive productivity gains are CEOs of AI related companies, for obvious reasons, and software engineers and influencers that want a piece of the pie or to show their bosses they’re learning the technology.
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1y ago
Certainly not built to help those with ADHD in mind.
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1y ago
I need to know way more about this model before taking it at face value that some economists got their math and software correct. Especially since the author talks it up like they came up with a unified model for the entire US financial sys
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1y ago
This is a capitalists hand wave and hides many issues and tries to halt any discussion. It’s a cliche at this point. Now talk about housing. Are we better off there? My parents had it pretty good. They have a pension and worked at a public
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1y ago
“American business is still in the grips of a serious lack of skilled employees.” The entire article was invalidated in one sentence in their intro.
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1y ago
Ok? If you’re going to make accusations that I think everything is cynical for critiquing their marketing I don’t know what to tell you. People are allowed to do that.
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1y ago
That’s cool and I hope it works out then. The C64 is my favorite computing device ever produced since it’s how I learned to program and introduced me to music trackers. The marketing made it feel like a cash grab since there is another wave
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1y ago
This guy is so full of shit. Anthropic’s leadership are all talk and hype at this point. And they’re not the only ones guilty of this in this hype cycle by far.
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1y ago
I feel like we’re in a speculative thought loop. People seem to lose all memory when an asset rises. Every time it goes down people lose their minds and wonder how they could be so stupid to put money in such a risky asset, then it goes up
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1y ago
I worked with some crypto kids back in 2013. One retired in his twenties after 2017 or so. I know this as his instagram account became nothing but travel photos that never stopped coming year after year. Another colleague announced his reti
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1y ago
It reads like Mark Fisher’s observation about capitalism absorbing all resistance. Resistance becomes the next market. So it’s doubly cynical as it’s a cash grab of sorts hoping to ride on everyone’s burnout from modern tech. I agree, it’d
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1y ago
I guess I must have hallucinated Trump threatening universities for anti genocide protests.
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1y ago
It seems like if the masses aren’t swarming to it, it’s dead. I don’t think a massive audience ever equated to better conversations and content. Especially in our engagement economy. It seems to just dumb everything down and restarts Eterna
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1y ago
You know, it’s ok to call it fascism. I know everyone is having a hard time coping and is still waving their hands wildly to call it something else. And just because the undesirables aren’t all dealt with in the first year doesn’t mean it’s
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1y ago
The rebranded modern stoicism, otherwise known as broicism? Or actual stoicism? Influencers normally push the broicism version which focuses on stifling emotions to be more “successful” and focused on self interest. Not unlike what the west
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1y ago
Not to mention all the people on HN arguing we’re close to AGI because LLMs sound like humans and can “think”. “What’s the difference?” they ask, not in curiosity but after already making a strong claim. I assume it’s the same people that p
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1y ago
You answered this yourself. We’re not talking consumer products. We’re talking civil engineering for bridges. You also can’t just ship medical device software with no basic testing that could injure people in the software world. If someone
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1y ago
That’s a laugh in this market. Now do NVDA and TSLA.
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1y ago
I really hope investors buy into this as it’ll be a great new entry point into the stock. I mean they seem to be buying into whatever without thinking so why not. AOL moment indeed.
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1y ago
I am at a loss with all of the “well they were forced into it” comments. Don’t build it.
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1y ago
I figured that I was reading yet another gamer plea to just use GOG due to lack of DRM and instead we got… this. The MS store even has a weird save game format so you can’t transfer game saves between stores.
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1y ago
The client is awful on MacOS. It’s even more power hungry and slower than XCode.
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1y ago
The problem generally starts with “we need our own nuclear power plants to power this tech.”
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1y ago
“We might raise a generation that doesn’t know how to write essays, can’t read and understand long articles, can’t communicate well, and struggles with real relationships.” I think we entered this reality a while ago from the rampant use of
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1y ago
People have been asking the executive class this for a long while now: why don’t you care about training? Their response has ever been silence or threats or that’s what school is for. Do it on your own time, after the 50+ hours we demand fr
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1y ago
Key phrase is you hired them a few years ago. That’s not helpful in the discussion now. Edit: Missed this was in response to “extinct for a long time” which makes more sense. It is true that it is an entirely different world than three year
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1y ago
“I believe I’m at the forefront of a trend…” Trademark LinkedIn. We’re all swimming in a sea of grifters.
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1y ago
Might be a good career move for a lawyer to represent him since it’s an obvious violation of his rights.
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1y ago
Maybe it’s better as a web app in that case.
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1y ago
Watching them skewer Bernie Sanders was eye opening. I get not endorsing him, but it was far beyond that and was not measured journalism. They worked over time to discredit him. They are the poster child for neoliberalism.
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