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by tekkk 7y ago
By purely speculating, just like the article, I guess everything that can't be replaced by robots (or let me reword it: isn't as fun without humans) will be left for humans. Meaning arts, entertainment, sports and artisan products
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by tekkk 7y ago
When the robots can create meaningful art, color me impressed. But all in all, what a silly article. Sure we have been automating all mundane work since time beginning, but the article doesnt really give credit to the sheer complexity of th
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by tekkk 7y ago
Good for you! Hope your business prospers
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by tekkk 7y ago
Well, not really. That's a broad overstatement. Sure, for hype US tech companies but there are small companies without ridiculous over-pricing that use it to fund their growth as it was originally supposed to. But I agree that when the
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by tekkk 7y ago
Heh heh quite audacious to demand over-price for a company which only business is selling fossil fuels. I mean it isn't really a field that has great future prospects. And they know as well as the rest that without diversifying and sha
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by tekkk 7y ago
I use google keep for writing notes. In work we use the enterprise garbage all others use too. Google calender for datespecific stuff. Anything coding specific i have in github as markdown documents, some remain as drafts in my blog reposit
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by tekkk 7y ago
There are benefits of scale, sure. But it's basically the same for other aspects. The rich can buy better education, invest in hobbies etc while the poor can't. So it's nothing new and i think because "AI" tools are
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by tekkk 7y ago
It's no fun seeing your country's best companies being snatched up by Chinese companies, which your country's companies can't even consider buying. Same with Supercell although it went with Softbank as intermediary buyer
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by tekkk 7y ago
I agree. Although this is indeed a sad state of affairs, there is a lot injustice going on the world right now that I feel are not getting the attention they deserve. I feel these news have been partly fueled by the Western propaganda machi
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by tekkk 7y ago
You are just throwing off claims like "renewable energy is best in every way" which I find hard to believe. So how solar works in winter and cloudy weather? Better than nuclear? What about windpower, can you build it everywhere? D
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by tekkk 7y ago
So you think he was lying then? Jesus christ what an attitude, do you want me to find some news to support my claim? Should I put disclaimer marks around my text that I have not researched this with a notebook in my hand? I can't belie
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by tekkk 7y ago
It's been my view for a long time that Green Party has been unreasonably stupid being generally so hard core anti-nuclear that they can't even think about logically anymore. Like it's one of the best clean energy sources out
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by tekkk 7y ago
The site was down. Google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:3IeJin...
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by tekkk 7y ago
No problem, and I'm happy that this came up so that I can try my best to make things better for users like you :).
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Sure, it's a vague line. And it's hard already for juniors to have the confidence to make their own decisions or code in general. To have them also fear failure is even worse with everybody fixated on not making any mistakes. But
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by tekkk 7y ago
Thanks, a lot appreciated!
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A good thing is making those mistakes but never landing most of them into production. It will boost your progress immensely if you have somebody available to critique and guide you in the right direction. Making mistakes but learning only a
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by tekkk 7y ago
I can't understand why people bother writing this type of posts in HN. It's just childish.
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by tekkk 7y ago
Hey, thank you for your insight into the life of blind users. I have often wondered if my sites that I've been part of building have been accessible but without proper guidance or customer requirements, nobody has really cared that muc
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by tekkk 7y ago
Ahh I see. That sounds refreshing indeed. The constant conflict in every media is really quite annoying and I imagine I'm not the only one who thinks so.
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by tekkk 7y ago
Sounds a bit of gate keeping to me. I mean it isn't magic, it's still 0s and 1s which yield results that are of some use to someone. Sure, it would be nice if everything were masters of DS but in reality, people make mistakes and
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by tekkk 7y ago
Okey.. But the gardening club won't try to censorship all information out there that it views displeasing? I'm not sure what you are suggesting with your rhetoric, but there are differences when the organization at hand is either
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by tekkk 7y ago
I dont quite understand. Could you explain further?
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by tekkk 7y ago
I am already worrying but so what? Sell everything and have all cash? And what then, wait for the "crash" to happen? Sure the article gets clicks but in reality, if you have invested smartly and with a long-term outlook it shouldn
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It's exactly because I don't have to think about everything by myself, I'm completely happy using somebody else's well-maintained library and adding it in. It saves time, mine and everyone else's, and frees it up to
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I did not expect to read the whole thing through but I guess I just did. It's fascinating the inner struggle of someone so successful yet who still feels the need to find something bigger to accomplish, a higher mountain to climb. I fe
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by tekkk 7y ago
It's admirable that Americans hold their 2nd amendment to such high-degree. If only your politicians and people in power weren't such crooks you wouldn't have to fear in the first place. I live in a country near Russia, yet I
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by tekkk 7y ago
I'm not trying to pick a side here, and I'm sure modern PHP is fantastic with Laravel and all that. But it seems to me that the PHP-advocates are failing to understand that impressions matter a lot to developers. I wouldn't
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by tekkk 7y ago
You make good points but your comment doesnt appeal to me that much. I dont really care about React adding hidden boilerplate for me, as long as it is efficient enough and enables me to work on more productive things. Svelte sounds good,
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by tekkk 7y ago
Hah cool that so many people have been working on this. I had the same "original" idea and put some hours during the summer into my implementation of an editor to help me write metered poetry. But anyway, it's a damn huge job

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