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901.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Unlike Seattle, in Los Angeles there are few software engineers but I would not utter AI at all here Its an infinite moving goalpost of hate, if its an actor, "creative", writer, AI is a monolithic doom, next its theoretical publi
902.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I've worked in several "agentic" roles this year alone (I'm very poachable lol) and otherwise well structured engineering orgs have lost their goddamn minds with move fast and break things because they're worried th
903.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Remember how after Covid that didn't go away in tons of places
904.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
2009, you rang?
905.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I had tried vector based work a couple years ago and generative AI models were very limited at keeping up I could see them being better now, havent revisited
906.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Design and branding agencies cost a lot They are good for a cohesive message But their utility has just plummeted
907.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
that's just run of the mill polarization in the country, and that the party with more people hasn't been inspired to mass move them around the country for 5-8 months one year to register to vote and tip every election
908.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
what's more important to me isn't the single person vote itself, the campaign and cause contributions would be influential and the behavior is different than what people think those with money and some power in their domain are do
909.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
the non profit space relies on Congressional deadlock I know several people that vote for and donate to campaigns for senators on the other side of the aisle just to help ensure gridlock the next layer after that is that tax education is so
910.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I've been using Bun since 2022 just to be trendy for recruitment (it worked, and still works despite it almost being 2026) Bun is fast, and its worked as a drop in replacement for npm in large legacy projects too. I only ever encounter
911.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
thats actually a good idea agentic contracts or web3 agents just for their self executing properties not because there are any transformers involved although a project could just build a backend that decides to use some of their contract’s
912.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
they're like a Trust that self executes distributions except that they cost a fraction of a cent to create instead of several thousand dollars in lawyer fees for the initial revision, and can be tested in infinite scenarios for free to
913.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
just means self executing, or more like domino triggered, in practice quite a bit more advanced than contracts that do nothing on a sheet of paper, but the term is from 2012 or so when "smart" was appended to everything digital
914.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
I mean they are, the only news here is that Anthropic isn't staffed by ignorant know-it-alls that wholesale dismiss the web3 development space like some other forum I know of
915.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
> Important: To avoid potential real-world harm, our work only ever tested exploits in blockchain simulators. We never tested exploits on live blockchains and our work had no impact on real-world assets. They left the booty out there, th
916.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
RealPage just settled with the feds, and that settlement only includes data collection to determine if its collusion in the future So I would say anyone in the present is out of luck here
917.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Fascinating Cautionary tale as I’m quite experienced but have begun not even proofreading Claude Code’s plans Might set it up in a VM and continue not proofreading I only need to protect the host environment and rely on git as backups for t
918.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
How can I bait this bot?
919.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Featherwallet runs a Tor client and connects to Tor nodes after it is done syncing, you can't send a transaction before it is done syncing
920.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
and also not fit for this site! flagged
921.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Universities survived half a millenium being networking grounds for the upper class, and they will survive another millenium being networking grounds for the upper class The last century will be a mere footnote in a case study of folly, whe
922.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
This post and everyone defending this is absolutely crazy Is this a kink? You like being on call? You think your performance review is going to be better because you fixed a fire over a holiday weekend or will it be worse when the post mort
923.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
There is very little literature about Chinese requirements rolled out and when there is, its talked about as American tech companies bowing to an authoritarian regime as opposed to fighting a burgeoning market force acting on behalf of cons
924.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
so its a cure for the body positivity movement and all of the proponents reverted back to default understanding of health
925.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
the entire art and collectibles markets has functioned the same way for half a millennium, there is nothing to support utility based value
926.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
and Los Angeles City would still be on the list
927.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
Check out the predominant races there, you’ve probably never heard of them!
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
unless more people want them than exist
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by yieldcrv 11mo ago
beanie babies were rational, there was a supply constriction that seemed permanent, the founder resolved it and flooded the market, leaving bagholders and decades of mockery but I would content it was not an example of irrational exuberance
930.
by yieldcrv 11mo ago
people are pointing the fingers in the wrong direction, and its contributing to their frustration until you find a way to legally tie off-platform behavior, such as on Discord, or the comment sections of a community, back to the platform Ro

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