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by websap 2mo ago
Every website that you visit and decide the article is worth reading, means a human spent time working on the content, and people spent time building the website. Reading on the Internet has a cost associated with it, whether its your priva
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by websap 2mo ago
Never forget - Dropbox!
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by websap 2mo ago
How many companies at the size of Anthropic can serve the amount of traffic and manage the amount of compute they have?
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by websap 2mo ago
Fable established the frontier, this is just catching up.
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by websap 3mo ago
The scary thing is that this is the worst this technology will ever be. The media industry is cooked. Get ready for $100 movie theater tickets, because the cost actual creative work is going to go sky high in the next few years
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by websap 3mo ago
How do these findings compare to Codex, Claude code, and cursor
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by websap 3mo ago
Microsoft is not an engineering company any more. Just look at their products. They placed ads in the start menu and file explorer. Azure is one of the worst clouds when it comes to features and reliability. Microsoft is a dying company, an
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by websap 3mo ago
I disagree with your 2nd assertion. Even engineers who are less tech lead style engineers, can gain a significant boost in productivity by being able to quickly run through POCs and build an understanding of surrounding areas of their work,
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by websap 3mo ago
Dog! Use it and tell us how it is! Stop with this token maxing moaning. You have access to a new powerful tool.
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by websap 3mo ago
Not really. Especially with LLMs. Most engineers have a backlog of reviews. I'd much rather focus on building great test infrastructure, and ways to verify test results.
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by websap 3mo ago
Sounds like something else is wrong that if PRs need to be human reviewed to know if they would break critical infrastructure and systems.
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by websap 3mo ago
Where is the inference running?
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by websap 3mo ago
Naaah, no way anyone buying that for profit
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by websap 3mo ago
This is what happens when companies are run by boomers who care more about building their orgs, instead of doing hard cutting edge engineering work. Sucks for the author. Hope they land a good gig at a frontier lab.
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by websap 4mo ago
Just generate a virtual credit card?
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by websap 4mo ago
Can you explain this a bit more
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by websap 4mo ago
No fashion forward person wears an Apple watch. Anyone, who remotely cares about what's on their wrist wears a whoop and a traditional watch. Problem with the Apple Watch is it does too much. They should have never enabled Apps on the
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by websap 5mo ago
Blame Dario, guy has been building something great, while selling snake oil. Having great tools means more impressive solutions, not fewer blacksmiths.
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by websap 5mo ago
How hard is it to fully migrate from Bitwarden to Apple Passwords / Google Passwords? I guess I'm going to have to spend 2 hours on this next weekend.
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by websap 5mo ago
Didn’t even need AI for this one - https://www.elon.edu/u/news/2025/03/12/survey-52-of-u-s-adul...
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by websap 5mo ago
You should look into how often people are using tools like WisprFlow and SuperWhisper. Voice is a very native mechanism. Most people working in open floor plans are wearing headphones any way. As long as you're not screaming, it's
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by websap 5mo ago
Are my 70 year old parents regular people? They've never had tech jobs, and they figured out how to use AI once I installed ChatGPT on their phone. They provide it pictures, talk to it, and also use text input.
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by websap 5mo ago
Nope, I work in deep infra, but I don’t knock down engineers.
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by websap 5mo ago
Top 3 comments are so negative. Here’s my optimistic take - Google is already supplying Gemini/Gemma models for the next generation of Apple Intelligence. It makes complete sense for them to enter the hardware market. I’d be happier if
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by websap 5mo ago
I don’t mean to be snide, but go touch grass. Regular people will use AI for everyday things, not writing code and managing Asana boards
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by websap 5mo ago
Yeah they’d have to use it to stand at the back of the unemployment line. Companies don’t care, someone more desperate will take the job.
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by websap 5mo ago
Don't vibe code your critical business logic and infra.
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by websap 6mo ago
Does using print() in Python means I need to understand the Kernel? This is an absurd thought.
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by websap 6mo ago
Wait what? You don’t use the model to investigate new areas of the code you are unfamiliar with, because you can’t trust the model? How freaking bad is Gemini and internal tooling at Google? With Claude code, or codex, I am able to build en
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by websap 6mo ago
The UK (at least London) is cheaper than Seattle, and far cheaper than NYC.

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