timacles

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by timacles 4mo ago
The irony being that the majority of the American population doesn’t work out or cook
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by timacles 4mo ago
What in the world are you working on?
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by timacles 4mo ago
I don’t think there’s a single person out there that will ‘support’ AI Maybe it’s just your phrasing but people will only pay for what works, no one is loony enough to support a trillion dollar industry out of the kindness of their heart or
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by timacles 4mo ago
OK sure go blame them. Now what do you have?
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by timacles 4mo ago
Don’t blame regular people when billions were spent on lies, disinformation campaigns and rug pulls. We are being systematically manipulated. I know plenty of good honest people who simply don’t know what’s going on and cannot navigate toda
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by timacles 4mo ago
I dont anyone who doesn’t know that the Biden inflation is a result from COVID money printing.
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by timacles 4mo ago
The politics in this country have been intentionally broken going back to Clinton and Obama. It is impossible to make meaningful change anymore. Add in the propaganda convincing 2/5th of the country to consistently vote against their o
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by timacles 4mo ago
It has been tried many times. Good luck to pgdog, but there’s a reason these projects don’t stick. Multi master, from even a conceptual perspective, is incredibly complicated. Databases, transactions, consistency, parallelism are all very c
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by timacles 4mo ago
I really don’t think you’re considering all the edge cases in such a scenario. Most devs have problems writing decent queries (in some situations), now you want to introduce writing the query execution plan into the mix ?
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by timacles 4mo ago
We are basically dealing with the fallout of the 2008 GFC bailout to this day. The fiat economic system is irreparably broken, and we are circling the drain. Another bailout is _probably_ inevitable. But the cycle sure as hell isnt resettin
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by timacles 4mo ago
I don’t think that’s it. I think the only thing that motivates billionaire is just to have more than the next guy. The only thing that motivates Bezos is that Elon Musk’s has more and conversely Elon Musk would have a existential crisis if
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by timacles 4mo ago
They used to, they still do, but they used to too.
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by timacles 4mo ago
You are wrong, sir. Their core competency is building out infrastructure and networks to support their software and user base. software is by far the least complicated thing they do. what makes YouTube YouTube is not the video player it’s t
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by timacles 4mo ago
I would go as far as to say writing more Code has almost no impact on their economic productivity. What drives those companies is infrastructure and networks
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by timacles 4mo ago
I mean, that says a lot about the kind of crisis out current economy is in. How much longer can the United States Be a world leader when it’s primary function is social media and advertising
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by timacles 4mo ago
I'm surprised people think LLMs, a thing which mainly excels at advertising, spam and writing code is going to generate that much economic activity.
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by timacles 4mo ago
Really lost here lol. Yes the reasons people don’t like them are because of the negative effects they produce.
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by timacles 4mo ago
People really think we have found a way to negate the laws of physics. As of there can exist a system without entropy. Humans are prisoners of the present moment, but just think what a market is. What does it really mean as it accumulates d
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by timacles 4mo ago
Definitely the space I'm in, where I know exactly what I need, exactly how to implement it, just saves time typing 100s of lines.
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by timacles 5mo ago
Depends which way you look at it
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by timacles 5mo ago
I’d like people to notice that those who claim this amazing AI productivity boost are always: pushing out software they don’t know how to judge the quality of and pushing projects that are 70% done. Every. Single. Time. I use Claude all the
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by timacles 5mo ago
Ok bud your libertarian ideas are fascinating, it’s a shame this website doesn’t have too many high school stoners that would like to explore them.
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by timacles 5mo ago
> If it soothes you at all, you can think of it the other way around. I appreciate your condescending attempt to explain your garbled Reaganomics logic. Just by your tone, I can tell your mental framework hasnt changed in the last 30 yea
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by timacles 5mo ago
I’m sorry to get incensed but I’m shocked in 2026 there are people who think tax is charity. The decades of corporate propaganda and brainwashing and corruption have really played a number on society’s understanding of basic concepts. Tax i
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by timacles 5mo ago
> it’s not that far already Do you have examples of (almost) entire software written by AI? AI excels at make toy versions of software, prototypes and skeletons. The closest things to fully functioning software created by AI that exists
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by timacles 5mo ago
To be more precise, the late stage capitalism phase we are in has designed itself around destroying anything that contributes to society. Nothing can exist without making a profit. If there is something that is useful, our system makes sur
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by timacles 5mo ago
A book on .... SQL? What is this, the 1970s?
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by timacles 5mo ago
Yeah not sure what this guy is talking about, LLMs excel with queries because the SQL language is pretty small in scope and its easy to test the output. Table structure and relationships are easy to feed to the AI. > I train non-LLM tran
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by timacles 5mo ago
I imagine a much darker future when it’s almost every enterprise system known for stability is now unstable. Planes falling out of the sky, trains crashing into each other, pacemakers downloading updates and freezing
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by timacles 5mo ago
If you are going to bring up history you should really look into what it took to redistribute wealth from oligarchs in the past. The fact that oligarchy now has more resources than ever in the history of humankind, a means to mass surveill

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