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Disagree Very few people are self starters, I’ve become fixated on increasing the productivity of the population. Anyone excluded or encumbered has things to address why that is, and then add them to the productivity machine. At one point w
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I’m actually not overwhelmed or see it as partisan > There are widespread calls across Syrian society on social media for former senior officials to be held accountable > Syria's Attorney General, Hassan al-Turba, told the BBC th
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europeans like it more when just european governments are doing it
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LLM’s are an evolutionary deadend with the power and resource demands to make and run them for diminishing returns, but that may be okay as their own reasoning capabilities are big enough, and spur investment into the supporting infrastruct
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2mo ago
Our industry should be going after the ATS system use and harmonizing its implementation Should be going after the camera on policy Should be going after leetcoding, take home interviews, and every subjective metric that isnt able to be ver
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2mo ago
this thread is talking about using a 300x faster library and theorizing a resistance to devs using it just use the faster library? leverage compute resources more effectively and justify value to an organization better than the next person
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2mo ago
They will be software engineers or the people doing the software work And different people will be doing product management and HR all because today’s software engineers don’t want to babysit AI agents and choose antiquated libraries so tha
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2mo ago
Their ai agents will if we keep writing about it Project managers and Human Resources rolling out overengineered projects will outnumber current software engineers 10 to 1
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2mo ago
It’s really easy to get out of touch Like, really easy Even amongst the middle class, the people that act like they’re really on a job out of passion have assurances that their downpayment on a house will be covered, or are subsidized by pr
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2mo ago
Good catch, I also wouldn’t have posted if I noticed that
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I just pay a premium to a reliable source: Apple Regardless of tests they do charge my most energy hungry devices and everything else Many of us are privileged enough to make our lives easier in this way and haven't thought about it
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2mo ago
to clarify, you're suggesting I introduced a strawman argument because your focus on men wasn't mean to exclude anyone else? that's... interesting. can you instead tell us why you prioritize men's sexuality over others t
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2mo ago
Huge blind spot to think that content only affects men’s view of intimacy and sexual relations Explain that one for the class Its a common conception but today is your lucky day to articulate it
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Nukes weren’t used in other circumstances that would be applicable in
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2mo ago
half cash, half stock
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3mo ago
they don’t do highways in general, very limited access. could change at any time though especially as some cities have no other route
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3mo ago
Waymo sells itself People hate human drivers more than they hate the idea of AI drivers https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/04/business/uber-sexual-assa...
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3mo ago
yeah, and half of their blog is rate limited for some odd reason due to traffic that seems lazier than whatever they're gatekeeping about they even tried to get in front of that criticism
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3mo ago
outdated take there are sequencing AI that will edit case in point, the entire SaaS multimedia space has pivoted this year to agentic workflows, as in, no more generating AI for that sensitive audience, but instead automating the human work
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3mo ago
reroll AI psychosis gets everyone, like our human context window drifts the further the session goes on and discernment quality decreases
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3mo ago
copying and pasting code? a few months ago? 2025 called and wants its test back
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3mo ago
There is nothing generous about selling life insurance policies so the idea of there being some cognitive dissonance is irreparable flawed Its one of the most unscrupulous sales person industries there is, if not the most based on how tight
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3mo ago
I’ve been a Lead Engineer in a prior life, and also led many offshore teams that executives and product managers thought were “bad” I have great results with AI assisted code bases and development I am the harness
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There is nearly a 100% conviction rate of the closest family member if the spouse/child/parent dies soon after a life insurance policy is created My theory is that there is at least one serial killer that is a life insurance agent
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looks helpful your readme is overly verbose agents don't need that and its extremely low signal for humans too tell your language model to get it to the point
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This is respectable They aren’t hiding behind industry best practices or a solid liability punting contract There saying the best practices should change, apologizing, and changing their own behavior Take notes
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3mo ago
loooooooooooong landing pages is a sure tell sign of vibe coded slop, the new geocities “you know what, ten more sections to get the point across is absolutely the right move, you’ve nailed it, and frankly, that’s rare”
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3mo ago
> Furthermore, the whole thing also reinforces monopolies. when the state gives you an exception to antitrust scrutiny that will survive between administrations, you take it
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Treasure maps are easy to follow The scrappy adventurer traverses difficult terrain and the well capitalized militia group always flies in too, with ease
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3mo ago
That’s what happened, the UN gave the admonishment, and the media pointed out who in the UN said it to discredit it I’m guessing you aren’t familiar with that news cycle
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