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by tehlike 7mo ago
There's no 100x productivity gain. No company shipped their products 100x faster except their very first versions.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
It's not a skill. Seriously. It's pretty simple to get started, just open codex/claude, and give it a shot.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
Building software with llm is easier than you imagine. I'd be surprised if you just don't pick it up. No need to lie, just open codex or claude and give it a try.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
Thank you. I recently saw a bunch of (mostly) engineers join just before ipo, and at 1.7T valuation it makes you really think how much market will take it. I never bet against Elon, and admire a lot about him, so not certainly a dig against
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by tehlike 7mo ago
If you don't believe what otherwise sounds reasonable take, I don't know what to tell you. I mentioned it as a good starting point if s/he so cares to read further. Either way, feel free to down vote.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
Yes, but i gave my first answer myself. And yes, this was easily google'able too.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
What sort of liquidity is there? The other question I have is Elon is looking into nasdaq listing with passive funds buying from get go to keep the buying pressure on a low float. Any risk that's not seen?
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by tehlike 7mo ago
I agree. I really like seeing on x grok summoned and learning things right there.
129.
by tehlike 7mo ago
Spacex did buy xai.
130.
by tehlike 7mo ago
I don't have much to add - just that I hope you find peace with your new normal. My heart goes to you.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
This is what i do.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
Building is half the battle. Knowing what to build is the other half. Most IC6/7+ would not code anyways - in fact a friend of mine said "we had our own agents we just called them IC4/5" - which was ironic but funny. I a
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by tehlike 7mo ago
Hetzner really shines with their dedicated stuff.
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by tehlike 7mo ago
Important to have a partner that you can just be yourself with.
135.
by tehlike 8mo ago
can't tell if you are serious or not.
136.
by tehlike 8mo ago
Well, at least it can be used to offset something. Now companies will get the money back, then what? They will not even reduce prices, probably, so why should we give them the money?
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by tehlike 8mo ago
Yes?
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by tehlike 8mo ago
Surprised noone mentioned refunds going back to the sellers, when in reality customers have paid for it anyways.
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by tehlike 8mo ago
Microwave/directed energy fixes this.
140.
by tehlike 8mo ago
negativity rarely gets you far in life, however. Think about it. I don't use openclaw, don't see the need in my personal life, but i am also not shitting on it.
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by tehlike 8mo ago
like foundation db probably.
142.
by tehlike 8mo ago
Yes, ssds also rose, but much less so. IIUC, definitely didn't double.
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by tehlike 8mo ago
My canonical example is I bought 12 sticks of 64GB DDR4LRDIMM for 400-430$. Now each stick costs 320$... Just a year ago...
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by tehlike 8mo ago
I suspect game development will be similar - game companies will optimize their games given customer cards are not going to be released for a while or will be too expensive.
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by tehlike 8mo ago
The story is generated, story teller is not automated.
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by tehlike 8mo ago
Very likely. I should try.
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by tehlike 8mo ago
One day i will make an app you can connect with telnet or ssh so that you can do pricetracker.wtf on cli. One day. Very cool project!
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by tehlike 8mo ago
The local law enforcement will likely not have the time to chase individual small cases either...
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by tehlike 8mo ago
That's not what i quite meant, but yeah. Competition is good for consumers.
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by tehlike 8mo ago
competition is for losers. https://www.wsj.com/articles/peter-thiel-competition-is-for-...

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