whateveracct

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by whateveracct 2mo ago
any 9s left?
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
okay so silicon valley won't happen all the way
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
haskell :)
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
is he okay? or is this unironic psychosis?
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
the author forgot you could also do a secret third thing: learn!
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
ah so they distilled fable and sol, eh?
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
right but type classes are basically vtables aka dictionary passing but the compiler figures out which dictionary to summon for you but the key is they build seamlessly on top of real parametric polymorphism. you still get a real "fora
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
You just do dictionary passing.
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
ML's parametric polymorphism
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
and they're still worse than the 1970s state of the art lol
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
I guess the real thing here is society takes parents away from their children because those parents need to be used for value
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
it's sleep training it is insane and unnatural but it is also common fundamentally capitalist concept contact napping to beyond 1yo is deeply natural and special
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
uh oh
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
> "Everything is a trade-off" assumes you're on the Pareto frontier. 100%. it pisses me off so much that i have to hear this idea thrown around constantly.
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
sports gambling? yeah it is
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
3x? a year of work in 4 months? it's almost August - companies should have two years of progress since Jan 1 2026.
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
> So maybe there's 2x speedup in coding. But that's only a small speedup in the totality of everything software engineers do. Amdahl's Law should be familiar to anyone with a 4y computer science/engineering degree. Wh
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
CONCACAF too
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
have a healthy emergency fund and career network
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
it was partially a marketing stunt
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
that $1.5k is ostensibly not coming out of productivity gains from the AI though. it's coming out of the salary budget from what i've seen. i've seen a company both say "AI max. it's the future! don't be late&q
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
that's an organic thing the pro-AI side on the other hand has poured billions into ads and marketing and CEOs are forcing it on people due to a combo of FOMO, personal investments in AI (CEO, board, investor), etc
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
remember, how useful LLMs are is inversely proportional to your skills. i have yet to have an LLM beat me. i am forced to try regularly so i don't look like an AI anti at a company that is very much SV pilled
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
his agenda is less existential and backed by less money and power than Sam A and Dario's
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
i edit my commit dates constantly for various reasons get ahead at work? split into commits and make it look like multiple days of work work on your own IP during work hours? edit the timestamp to be outside work hours (i even have a script
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by whateveracct 2mo ago
coding wasn't ever the bottleneck or even a large contributor to outcomes. same for lots of this other stuff LLMs do. so even if you 10x your coding, you aren't gonna have an appreciable effect on total output
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by whateveracct 3mo ago
i'm not an idiot. i can just a git repo in a variety of ways. it's just a bunch of text.
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by whateveracct 3mo ago
i'm sure the guy you're replying to also wants to "legalize comedy"
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by whateveracct 3mo ago
wow so codeberg is goated?
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by whateveracct 3mo ago
> But if kids refuse to put their phones away during classes, teachers have no right to take them since they are the kids' personal property. And yes, it is in the school rules that you cannot use your phone during class. Is this tr

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