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bluecheese452
5d ago
Isn’t it more like it merges the code without a dev reviewing or understanding it?
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bluecheese452
5d ago
Claude do the needful.
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bluecheese452
5d ago
Is there any evidence of this?
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bluecheese452
5d ago
Hn is the propaganda arm of yc. Yc is heavily invested in ai. Follow the money.
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bluecheese452
6d ago
Most apps don’t do anything interesting.
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bluecheese452
8d ago
Most people do not have the ability to understand a domain at the deepest possible level.
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bluecheese452
15d ago
I thought we were adding 2 fractions? This seems completely unnecessary. It is like explaining how to kick a ball and you busting out string theory.
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bluecheese452
16d ago
Another thing not mentioned is that not everyone had a camera 24/7. You could act silly without fear that one minor fuckup would haunt you the rest of your life.
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bluecheese452
20d ago
The “big picture” perspective is missing a bunch of reasons beyond just lowering consumption in the short term. For example even if you can buy cheaper food elsewhere it is still important to have a domestic food production industry.
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bluecheese452
23d ago
A lot of the advice that is relevant for top performers in a field has no relevance to an average person interested in that field.
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bluecheese452
23d ago
Aren’t llms tools in the same way compilers are tools?
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bluecheese452
27d ago
Not just the internet, but written work in general.
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bluecheese452
27d ago
If you haven’t asked questions how would you know? A question that gets incorrectly closed as a duplicate would never get seen by you.
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bluecheese452
27d ago
Feels like a lost cause. You can’t just push a highly addictive slop machine in front of users and then blame them for using it.
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bluecheese452
28d ago
It is an absolute ton of work and is absolutely worth it for me.
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bluecheese452
1mo ago
It implies no such thing.
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bluecheese452
2mo ago
We can basically only read well known books from the past.
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bluecheese452
2mo ago
Does your religion proscribe death to those who leave it? They may feel safe talking about it but I don’t feel safe hearing about it.
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2mo ago
“ I have wondered if it is the express goal of these companies to make me kill myself” 100% yes. They brag about it!
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bluecheese452
2mo ago
The article is somehow even more insufferable than the title.
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bluecheese452
2mo ago
At some point your issue tracker or text editor is done. No need for it to automatically schedule your haircut as well.
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bluecheese452
2mo ago
Every job loss and suicide is a dollar in an AI investor’s pocket.
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2mo ago
No one will use it.
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2mo ago
Assuming he doesn’t completely shit the bed he can spin any mediocre tenure into a great success and now he has experience running a company.
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2mo ago
Proven talent like Carly Fiorina, Gerald Levin, and Ken Lay?
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bluecheese452
2mo ago
What is interesting is that WW1 had a lot of the same elements yet did not produce the same community coming together. My theory is that a crisis is a necessary but not sufficient element. WW1 was ugly but was not existential. But WW2 scare
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2mo ago
Feels completely inappropriate to me. Imagine someone came in with cancer and were told to pray it away. This is is the mental health version.
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2mo ago
Yeah it allowed them to challenge traditional narratives like the earth is not flat and getting the measles vaccine is a good thing.
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bluecheese452
2mo ago
1. Marijuana was not invented today. 2. Marijuana is not tobacco.
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3mo ago
What? They are incredibly linked.
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