cladopa

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by cladopa 9d ago
AI is not the problem here, but the difference in deep beliefs of the company founders. When I had partners in my business I studied them first deeply like I was going to marry them because I WAS going to marry them! You should agree on you
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by cladopa 10d ago
I don't know the specific case of Switzerland but I worked in a University in Spain when I was student with servers and stuff and our serious software was never Microsoft's. It was from big Mainframes like IBM or Sun Microsystems
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by cladopa 11d ago
So you believe that writers are not making the necessary effort and write using LLMs, so you then use an automatic LLM to filter it as a reader(because you don't care as a reader and don't want to make the effort manually). So thi
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by cladopa 27d ago
It is not a big deal. Since the invention of the printing press any important book has been duplicated by thousands, tens of thousands or even million of units. Just taking one of those and "destroying them"(it is not destroyed,
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by cladopa 1mo ago
I have released some of my projects as Open Source, I also have a company with privative software. Claude and AI partners have taken all what they could from the Open Source projects without giving credit or respecting the licenses. They ha
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by cladopa 1mo ago
It is not non sense. I am spaniard myself and I did not understood what he was talking about until I saw the correction(is this a club name or something?). If I want to talk about "Seattle" and use "Siadol" a lot of peop
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by cladopa 1mo ago
As someone who has helped drug addicts in an organisation called "Proyecto Hombre" in Spain you probably don't understand how hard is to help someone in this situation and that sometimes you CAN'T. It is very typical tha
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by cladopa 3mo ago
Looks great technically. I am a language nerd as I have worked in multiple countries like China or Austria or the US and I am from Spain. If you want to sell your app you will need to explain it for humans, like this guy is doing: https:&#
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by cladopa 3mo ago
Frankly who cares about dildos when your personal freedom and private property of you and your family is at stake.You can buy uncountable dildo models in a shop. I recently was in Venezuela, I have been in Cuba. I am a native spaniard. Ther
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by cladopa 3mo ago
As an engineer myself working for them 20 years ago, we were certainly not well paid like the article said. Quite the contrary: I was still on University(had not finished the final project) and had to do most of the hard technical work myse
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by cladopa 3mo ago
Every time I see entitled people crying because of the prices of a Rasperry Py I remember my first computer that had hundred of megahertz's speed and megabytes of RAM. I could do very useful things with that machine. So it is not the e
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by cladopa 3mo ago
As someone that has done snowboarding and skying in Central Europe, the paradise of snowboarders and have been friend of profesionals, you probably don't want to be one of them. It is one thing to go carving whenever you want, where yo
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by cladopa 3mo ago
It is kind of ridiculous to link working from home to working alone, specially after the braindead strategy that was applied by politics on COVID, like forbidding going out in controlled groups, like you could do in Japan during COVID witho
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by cladopa 4mo ago
The main problem the US has is food. As a Spaniard myself, every time I go to the US it is really hard for me to eat well. Good quality food is extremely expensive and inconvenient (full of friction) compared to Japan or Europe. The solutio
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by cladopa 4mo ago
I don't thing the problem is AI, but the mindset and trainning. I have probably as many or more AI projects that this man has but they are extremely useful, even if most of them I won't even sell. This is like a kid playing videog
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by cladopa 4mo ago
Exactly. That is what we do. We do software that can kill people and it is very sophisticated, like controlling robots and we prototype using LLMs and it is amazing. People believe that you can only use LLMs for sloppy programming. But you
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by cladopa 4mo ago
Actually there are more planes flying today than ever and the number of accidents is very very low, thanks to technological planes and protocols that lean from mistakes. So low in fact that the majority of the recent "accidents" l
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by cladopa 4mo ago
oh man, what a horrible infographic. Please listen to Isaac Moreno Gallo. 99% of the Roman Roads had no big stones on it. Only near big cities you have the stone pavement, basically in the cemetery that was outside town alongside the road.
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by cladopa 4mo ago
10 minutes? I find that a ridiculous statement. For people that have been programming for 20 years, AI is not an issue, on the contrary, it can work for you as you become older. They have trained enough. For young people, it can destroy the
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by cladopa 5mo ago
Wow. That looks really painful. I have multiple pianos, always used cable because I wanted it to work without problems in Linux and Mac. Also I can't stand delays. I have created 20 utils or so with the help of Claude, in order to prac
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by cladopa 5mo ago
People are not perfect. I went to Ukraine just days before the invasion. Travel and Hotels in Kiev had become extremely cheap. You asked the Ukrainians about the possible invasion. "Not going to happen" everybody said."Russia
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by cladopa 5mo ago
>Arguably that mostly says stuff about average VC skill to pick winning idea. What happens is that the original idea rarely matters at all. It is the people that implements the idea what matters. The original idea is almost always terrib
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by cladopa 5mo ago
Are you American? Because if you are from the country that dominated the world since WWII it feels different than being from the rest of the world. Bretton Woods gave the Americans an "exorbitant privilege" that basically meant th
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by cladopa 5mo ago
I have a different opinion. I had access to real terminals when I was young and they had amazingly sharp fonts. They had hardwired optically etched fonts and were incredible. 100% smooth. I had to work with DOS screens that were sketched to
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by cladopa 5mo ago
"Ladran, Sancho, señal que cabalgamos" The ship has sailed. Vibe coding works. It will only work better in the future. I have been programming for decades now, I have managed teams of developers. Vibe coding is great, specially in
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by cladopa 5mo ago
This is not gain at all. At least in theory: You own some tons of gold at the start of the process, you have the same tons of gold at the end of the process. The only real gain is that you have gold in the US custody and the US can be tempt
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by cladopa 6mo ago
>No, that was all the British. And not even British. For example most of the Enigma decryption was the genius work of a Polish man. Britain received the immigration of half the Nobel prices of the world in a couple years as the jews esca
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by cladopa 6mo ago
As an attractive person myself that studied engineering in several countries of Europe and some years in the US I don't believe there are many opportunities for you to take advantage of your attractiveness. Most examinations were in wr
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by cladopa 6mo ago
It must be said: Mr Ford created way more wealth in the world than what it destroyed. For example, the Japanese discovered that importing Ford cars from Japan was cheaper that manufacturing those in Japan, including all the shipping cost. T
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by cladopa 6mo ago
Oh yeah, because Norway is very representative of the world... A country that is bigger than half Spain with 10 times less population with one of the lowest electrify prices of the entire world(5-8 dollars MWh) because of huge hydro resourc

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