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by zwnow 1y ago
Good to know, also thanks for the detailed reply! Glad you are fully aware of these nuances, but it also doesn't surprise me considering your amazing presentation of Tigerbeetle! Much success in the future.
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by zwnow 1y ago
This sounds like a strawman tbh, I have worked retail for years and I do not know a single person enjoying retail work. Especially not cashiers. I can understand what you are on about, but do you think this is the majority of people? The is
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by zwnow 1y ago
There is a difference in killing off passion work and mundane work. We are also killing off empathy while we are at it.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Yes, fully agree. Can't believe we live in a timeline in which big tech companies steal data from the many, use this data to train models, sell this data while also convincing technological illiterate people their propaganda machines (
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by zwnow 1y ago
I dont but there are companies who trust the language (which is a good thing but also short sighted)
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by zwnow 1y ago
My guy its not only about the art its about killing passion and the lifeline of people. Your take is incredibly ignorant to people who value human created work. These things will kill industries. What jobs should people work in, who got the
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by zwnow 1y ago
And this is exactly why you do not use shiny new languages for your projects. Hope tigerbeetle won't have too much trouble with this
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by zwnow 1y ago
The people provide the value, the platform just happens to have a monopoly standing in that domain...
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by zwnow 1y ago
I know that it creates opportunities for people. The question is, could that guy have done it without the monetization part? Certainly, would've just taken a lot longer...
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by zwnow 1y ago
Well it should be a hobby to be a youtuber not a job. Monetizing it destroyed the whole platform.
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by zwnow 1y ago
This sounds really dystopian considering AI agents only benefit people who can afford them in the first place. Really bad development of things. Almost feels like the poorer people are losing a lot of power with this development while only
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by zwnow 1y ago
Which jobs do you think it actually can replace?
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by zwnow 1y ago
Why would you pay though its really simple to block ads and youtube is already rich enough. Why bow down to consumerism and enrichment of the already rich?
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by zwnow 1y ago
I learned Javascript was made for making the web interactive. I choose to use it this way. There's nothing wrong with using it for backends too, I just prefer using other langs for that domain as it just doesn't feel right to buil
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by zwnow 1y ago
Agree, been working with Js (frontend only) for a few years now and never had real issues. I wouldn't chose it for my backends though...
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by zwnow 1y ago
I'm European and I am not going to spend 80% of my income on a house that I'd have to pay off until im 75.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Yes, "we" had the choice. Now nobody can afford homes and would ruin their life if they actually went ahead to demonstrate against the system for an extended period of time. We still have the choice, but nobody is willing to sacri
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by zwnow 1y ago
I am a quitter, I start projects for 2 weeks until I find the next shiny thing. I have a tendency to quit once projects go from learning to tedious repetitive work.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Nah actual work is mentally draining. While I avoid work I do private projects that are actually interesting to me. I work, just not on company stuff that I don't care about.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Which is the correct approach for enterprises with tons of employees. Humans are never happy once they reach groups of certain sizes. Can only handle projects with certain sizes with apathy. Initiative may be looked for in smaller environme
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by zwnow 1y ago
Guess I fit the stupid and lazy category, interesting thoughts though. I act like I work half of the day and the other half I procrastinate and work simultaneously. Part of it may be ADHD but somehow it works out for me... Still getting my
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by zwnow 1y ago
Pay shit get shit work simple as that
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by zwnow 1y ago
I dont know, sounds more like a design issue to me, if your app requires this amount of information to get debugged properly.
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by zwnow 1y ago
In a few years of my career now I never had to use a debugger or CI. Console debugging is good enough usually. On version control I agree.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Employees usually know to not click on random shit they get sent. Most mails alrdy get filtered before they even reach the employee. Good luck actually achieving something with phishing mails.
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by zwnow 1y ago
For tricking individuals your first got to contact them somehow. To trick an LLM you can just spam prompts.
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by zwnow 1y ago
I even consider well respected devs mediocre. Obviously there is a distribution, like with everything. But even the best of the best produce garbage
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by zwnow 1y ago
Hence why I avoid to use them.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Every programmer really is just mediocre. There is no perfect software yet. Hence people who built it are mediocre.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Altruism? In rich folk? Usually they convince themselves on thinking they need stuff they don't actually need. Employees can't afford everyday life? Not their issue.

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