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danshipt
2mo ago
This is exactly the kind of pointless discussion around rest apis
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danshipt
2mo ago
AI as an expensive bandaid
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danshipt
2mo ago
If I find a nice (YT) video, I download it and play it locally.
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danshipt
2mo ago
If by 50% you mean all juniors/mid-level engineers will not find work, then I agree.
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danshipt
2mo ago
From time to time check a couple of ads in YT. They are full of low quality unrealistic AI generated ads.
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danshipt
2mo ago
Same experience. I’m based in Western Europe.
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2mo ago
I would use that anger to still work for the industry. You still can get a job. Use AI to work minimally and perhaps get another job (part time?) and take advantage of AI as well to work minimally. Earn two paychecks (not big ones, but comb
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danshipt
2mo ago
I think it’s because they are more convenient: CDs are cheap, you own your music. With iPods you save hundreds of dollars per year, and you get to keep your music (and the iPod shuffle is perfect for working out).
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2mo ago
Writing changed everything. You barely (if at all) can tell me what humans in the past were thinking without relying on some written artifact.
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2mo ago
That’s around 28K EUR/year. I know some junior-mid engineers that earn that (and they are good) in southern Europe.
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2mo ago
Any estimate on how much would the trip have cost? Just Interrail price
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2mo ago
Besides the topic of freedom, we know how seemingly “good” companies (e.g., google) turned out to be: billion machine monsters that couldn’t care less about humanity and that have huge amounts of power… and yet, we vouch for Anthropic/
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danshipt
2mo ago
Here a potential “nice” lesson: teach them to leave behind something they like. Now, that takes something (even for adults)
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2mo ago
> Do you mind if I MITM all of your work output, your emails, your code, your messages, and attach my name to it and then receive your paychecks in exchange for my work? You just described the whole AI industry
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2mo ago
Nah. Simple logic: look at Thiel and Musk. Two of the most deplorable human beings out there
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2mo ago
I liked it until the part about paying for yt. I prefer to not use yt again than to pay for it and make google even richer
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2mo ago
Doesn’t your bank require an email address? What about your job/employer? Never bought insurance online? I hate to use emails for private matters too, but can’t avoid it unfortunately
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2mo ago
But how do they know what day is that? Unless you have already something ready to be announced (and you just hold it until the very last moment, which doesn’t make sense, since you could just announce it asap)
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2mo ago
As impressive as it sounds, I don’t think this is representative of the AI panorama. It’s difficult for non tech people to build tailored software just like that, and unless things change drastically, I don’t see the majority of the populat