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P.S. Not blaming him for this behavior, probably I would also change my mind immediately if someone offered me 7% of $300B
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This is the same guy who worked at OpenAI because he "loved" what he does and he wasn't doing it for money. ( Until this year obviously ;) )
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> all the example code is so poor, and the extent of the fix so limited I agree about the limitations, but look from another perspective, is it good use of time asking experienced engineers who get paid 300-500k/year to go and fix t
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they will come down, because up until recently consumers were not paying directly for searches, with the LLM which has a cutoff date in the past and hallucinations, search got popular paid API. Popularity will grow even more, hence competit
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additionally, anytime you oppose US government ideas, data centers in your country gets shutdown.
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I have a right to make personal conclusions based on things I see, read, learn and hear, what's your point? Whether its biased, wrong, correct - my personal opinion and conclusions are still mine, hence I prefixed it with "my pers
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> Do you also blame me for creating dirt? 1. I am not blaming you specifically, also I didn't mention race (Jews/Jewish), don't add the race card here please, I am saying Israelis because I don't have or know names of
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I also wonder about this, my personal conclusion is israelis work very hard to create a dirt on politicians over the years, and politicians just afraid of losing everything in one day vs joining the club of other blackmailed, powerful polit
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> The world does not care about your mental state. That's exactly what I am saying, your mental problem is yours (saying this as a person who got burned out hard in the past), business doesn't care about your state, it cares ab
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I think we should make a clear distinction between craft and business. - Craft is when you try to achieve perfection by investing your time. - Business is when you try to optimize return on investment. Craft brings you joy, Bus
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> engineers who do fire fighting to get the thing shipped at the last minute are the engineers who couldn't design a robust system What is the average tenure in your company? In most tech companies I know, its 2-4 years (add changin
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Its not about frameworks you choose, its about changing business landscape and I am specifically talking about web based software (figma, uber, google, you name it). What you knew 2 years ago is completely different than what you know now.
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Another point, most web based software is getting rewritten every 2-3 years, so why should you build as if you are building for Voyager or a medical device? I would rather value fast iteration and allowing engineers create mess, learn from
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Valuable tips, but does it work though? For example: "Building Fragile Engineering Systems" I wish, I would work in companies who encourage long term maintainability of the platform we are building, but competitors don't wait
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Faster than SRAM New graphene-based PoX memory writes in 400 picoseconds
(techradar.com)
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You forced me to stand up and write the code. Here is your cross-platform desktop app in 10 lines, pretty sure others can do better than me: package main import ( "fyne.io/fyne/v2/app" "fyne
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> 100% static HTML/JS app. > under 300 LOC > "Do nothing" button WTF mf, why are so many lines and fancy tech for do nothing button?
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> "tariffs imposed during the 19th century spurred industrialization and ultimately positioned America as a global superpower" it's not "the one thing", which contributed to it. There are multiple factors which s
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> This is the biggest Russian IT resource that contributes to the Russian economy and thus to the war effort. US economy contributes to endless wars in Middle East, crippling economies in South American countries. Commenting in HackerNew
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Didn't Google introduce A2A just few days ago? Why Google itself is not heavily invested in their protocol? Smells like a new project in Killed By Google graveyard.
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it still didn't click me. Let's say I have 2 agents which uses 2 APIs under the hood: - Agent A: uses API A1 and A2 through MCP - Agent B: uses API B1 and B2 through MCP Assumption here is that, Agent A can't access APIs
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Ask HN: Can someone ELI5 how Google's A2A is different from MCP?
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enlighten us
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> There will be one that fits the use case “best”. You answered your own question: best that fits the use case, still not THE BEST
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DeepSeek is seeking deep to Open AI. irony
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you forgot to add "/sarcasm"
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USA is still better for whom? Can't remember which countries where bombed by China in last 50 years, but I can give you plenty of examples for the USA
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I call this capitalism when its convenient for us, socialism when we are struggling. I hope one day, China starts blocking advanced tech from US, for the good of the whole world
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Will it be directly influential in 50 years from now on? Maybe no. But, indirectly looking, it influenced establishment of Google, which influenced many thousands of innovations in this field. So yes, PageRank is hugely influential in my op
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I got burned out multiple times by Google's product discontinuation (Tango, Stadia, Glass) Not going to jump into this anytime soon.
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