junior44660

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by junior44660 18d ago
> You don't need to understand the system if you abandon the assumption that the system was designed to be understood. This applies to software engineers too. Especially now there's claude to help them complete the tickets with
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by junior44660 18d ago
It just gets you in the bad books of the management for pointing out faults.
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by junior44660 20d ago
There are AI tells all over the article unlike two previous articles I saw on the blog. It's a daily hacker news coal post regardless: "see how I can't be replaced because I do some more things". There's nothing new
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by junior44660 20d ago
I am not slander anyone. I big fan of Bronze Pervet.
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by junior44660 20d ago
The article is AI generated and there's nothing new in it. Just a bait for boomers. Hacker News version of what Gen Z calls "coal posting".
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by junior44660 22d ago
He will be seen more like Evola than Nietzsche. So not an exact parallel.
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by junior44660 22d ago
But Nietzsche has more impact on minds of people. In 100 years I am sure Bronze Age Pervert will be seen as more influential than some random philosophist from random university.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
Ah maybe you're right. I can manage this budget with the chinese models in AWS BedRock. However, in my experience, they aren't as good as claude today.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
GP is talking about API / token-based prices, that's why I asked.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
> Our monthly total spend is around $180 with a team of 6, about half technical; our biggest line items are for American models or subscriptions which we probably will be planning to get rid of.) Please tell more :). Do you pay per token
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by junior44660 3mo ago
We all speak Indo-European languages today for a reason.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
> No adapter, no integration, no plugin. The OS is the integration. > I still live in the terminal But you frequent the fish market at chatgpt dot com, I suppose.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
No biker in Bangalore has time to play kicks and hits with street dogesh. Dogs may chase you at slightest disturbance even if you don't even look at them. You sound like one those "bhadralok" upper class pacifists.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
A. You may always travel in an car and stay in a gated apartment. But for people who want to walk in the night or use a motorcycle, they are an absolute menace. B. Vaccination is impossible in a corrupt and low trust society. If government
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by junior44660 3mo ago
Do you want your children to grow up amidst traffic, potholes, pollution and stray dogs? Maybe the well-earning FAANG SDEs on here might pretend to escape the reality of Indian metropolis by renting or buying an apartment in a "gated s
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by junior44660 3mo ago
Smarter people have put unique captchas (in form of domain-specific questions) on their websites for long time.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
The examples you give aren't exactly inspiring.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
I always pose fundamentalist questions and hypotheticals to the LLM to poison such training data.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
They introduced desktop version, dark theme and multiple accounts post the acquisition by meta. Hate the ad and social stuff they're shoving down, though.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
> social acceptance of those identities Why would it not work the other way too? Maybe the Western society is hell bent on putting people into boxes, whereas people in third world countries are willing to look the other way for minor dev
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by junior44660 3mo ago
Honest question: wonder why this "gender diverse identities" thing is not as prevalent in low income countries, who may be as much impacted by same plastics and chemicals, or maybe more (because of widespread pollution and neglect
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by junior44660 3mo ago
I was under the impression that Android did something like this upon factory reset (asking for previous PIN before you can set the phone up again). Is it effective?
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by junior44660 3mo ago
> To me it's like hedonistic gods in Buddhism--all powerful but not practically consequential to humans. I thought Buddhist dieties are adapted Indo-Aryan / Vedic (and some post-IA) dieties which indeed have an effect on real w
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by junior44660 3mo ago
Have you ever wondered this would end up costing more than a competent offshore developer with more frugal harness/model?
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by junior44660 3mo ago
Instead of context switching to a different worktree, contemplate on next steps of the same problem. This keeps you in the loop. I can not fathom context switching between multiple worktrees so that the PM can make JIRA graph look better.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
> the couple all stars get the team closer to the goal Consider yourself lucky. This part is missing in some places.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
You forgot the gigachad gif.
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by junior44660 3mo ago
> Yes, it's a jobs program funded by the revenue from core services, but it ultimately makes life better for everyone? 1. that the existence of such very "chill" roles often leads to hiring of more mediocre people and dimi
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by junior44660 3mo ago
In one of the religious texts, the supreme god Indra says "man acquires sin by living amongst humans, and ward it off by wandering in faraway places (void of humans)". Not far off to think that Indians have always had this trauma
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by junior44660 2y ago
> Such data show us that important cultural developments in the fourth millennium B.C.E.—including the Yamnaya migration and the dissemination of kurgans and Indo-European culture—probably took place many centuries before the first hors

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