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by wg0 2y ago
Start looking for alternatives already. Nothing good came out of VC rounds and private equity for the end consumers ever.
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by wg0 2y ago
Yup. And is true AGI also. Runs on cheapest available ESP32 with wrist watch batteries lasting for several years. Also - impossible to hallucinate thanks to special technology ported from the Cyber truck's bullet proof panels.
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by wg0 2y ago
Unlike many - I find author's complaints on the dot. Once all the AI batch startups have sold subscriptions to the cohort and there's no more further market growth because businesses outside don't want to roll the dice on a p
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by wg0 2y ago
Apple consumers aren't price sensitive. If they were, they wouldn't buy Apple.
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by wg0 2y ago
Is this an excuse for His Higheness and Deputy His Highness?
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by wg0 2y ago
Which would reduce the profit margin and then PE ratio and then market capitalisation. Who would want that?
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by wg0 2y ago
Very detailed effort. Predicting future is very very hard. My gut feeling however says that none of this is happening. You cannot put LLMs into law and insurance and I don't see that happening with current foundations (token probabilit
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by wg0 2y ago
Anyone remembers DHMTL from Internet Explorer 4.0? From that - to this. What an evolution of web technologies.
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by wg0 2y ago
Real problem is budget deficit not trade deficit. Trade deficit matters to countries who can't control the supply of dollar. The country that prints dollars doesn't have this to worry about. Main problem is budget deficit and the
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by wg0 2y ago
Are tariffs going to lead towards that abundance and build revolution?
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by wg0 2y ago
Possibly. There's nothing more scary than database migrations. What you assume about your staging might not hold true for your production.
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by wg0 2y ago
I don't laugh but it is an interesting idea. Most of the theoretical physics starts that way and then gradually verifying such assumptions with great care and experimentation over multiple generations of scientists.
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by wg0 2y ago
Yeah. Thanks for saying this. Please let be the real sciences real that have propelled the humanity forward with painstakingly detailed analysis by peer reviews and what not. Let's keep AI for vibe coding, cat images and memes etc.
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by wg0 2y ago
Could be database migrations?
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by wg0 2y ago
Seems interesting. A very challenging problem to wrap your head around. Anyone working on this is exactly pushing the field forward. I'm thinking to give it a try in one of my React Native apps that face very uncertain connectivity.
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by wg0 2y ago
Thanks. I'll replace stupid with not wise enough.
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by wg0 2y ago
No, the support is quit limited not as many features are supported.
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by wg0 2y ago
Trust me, the function based components are way too simpler. Just a function that returns HTML. That's it. compose your UI as those functions. These functions can take arguments to customise their output (rendered HTML) as arguments (c
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by wg0 2y ago
This is great. But I went for Svelte. Invested in Svelte and SvelteKit. Wrote a decent sized app (not toy example, pretty feature right, tens of forms and screens if you will) and later I looked back at React. And I discovered that: - R
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by wg0 2y ago
I can't say that based on what I know about both.
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by wg0 2y ago
Totally agree with author here. Also, reliability is pretty hard to achieve when the underlying models are all mountains of probability that no one yet understands how they do what they exactly do and how to precisely fix a problem without
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by wg0 2y ago
First time I had the idea of building UI for apps using web technologies was in 2009 I suppose. These were the times of MFC/ATL/WinForms/GTK etc. Since then my faith in Web technologies for building UI for most apps keeps inc
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by wg0 2y ago
I'm too far away from a windows machine for far too long. Is it possible to run Windows 98 on modern hardware especially when no one would be shipping any drivers? Also, what's the use case for it? Lastly, wondering if MS still se
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by wg0 2y ago
It wouldn't be.
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by wg0 2y ago
It certainly is not.
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by wg0 2y ago
The most corrupt immoral indecent stupid lunatic ever to rule in US history.
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by wg0 2y ago
For now, motivation is to win the AI race. Not sure how or who would keep these models updated in the future. I mean all of them.
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by wg0 2y ago
Nah. Has not happened.
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by wg0 2y ago
Name and shame. Blame Trump. The most corrupt greedy lunatic ever in power. It's his doing. Germany isn't arming up for nothing. And then maybe Putin.
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by wg0 2y ago
After years of development - Now I prefer declarative approach. Specs first, generate the code from it and implement required Interfaces. One great too for that is TypeSpec[0]. This also allows thinking about the API first and ensures that

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