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by kbar13 14d ago
i think have a bit of an understanding of where OP is coming from. lately, the grind doesn't stop, and the quality and cost of life are inverting at an alarming pace. and all this time we're being told being the main character mea
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by kbar13 15d ago
Chariot Claims | Full-Time | Various Staff+ Engineering Roles | REMOTE (US) | https://chariotclaims.com We recently raised series A and are hiring driven engineers who have strong product sense, leverage AI effectively, communic
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by kbar13 1mo ago
this article is just 2 sentences turned into multi page slop using ai lol
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by kbar13 2mo ago
if you have good password hygiene is doing a lot of work here. such a large population of the world does not have this, credential stuffing is a huge class of vuln
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by kbar13 2mo ago
yeah and the gap between "use open source" and "use open source as their primary model" is probably p large
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by kbar13 2mo ago
honestly just seems like selection bias right? 0% success rate with ai projects, really? based on some of their other about us material it seems like they probably only attract companies that aren't motivated to adopt ai successfully.
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by kbar13 3mo ago
i think the gap that needs to be bridged between obsidian and notion is: obsidian: great for LLMs (local markdown files), bad for collaboration (no multiplayer features like multi editor, comments) notion: not great for LLMs (network round
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by kbar13 3mo ago
and the middle class is being destroyed
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by kbar13 3mo ago
i just had to spend a bunch of time (not for work, for hobby purposes) bc broadcom acquired bitnami or something and then decided to kill off the free docker images for various software. very very annoying. can't believe they did this
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by kbar13 3mo ago
does this mean that 40% of consumers say it's good? or what? if that is what that means, i would actually say keep improving... since ai is new and there's a lot of mixed feelings about it, it's understandable that sentiment
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by kbar13 3mo ago
"much better" in what way
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by kbar13 4mo ago
most-all of the algorithm-served content (not from my friends list) is ad content, even if it's not a meta-served ad. all content (even those who make legitimate content, if they intend on making a living on content) is just ads packag
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by kbar13 4mo ago
is this not backwards? salaried employee means you get paid the same amount no matter how many hours you work.
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by kbar13 4mo ago
> Saying “with this transformative new technology, we’re able to deliver 10x the value with half the engineers” is a much stronger message, even though it doesn’t make much sense (if this is true, why not keep your engineers and deliver
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by kbar13 5mo ago
we've seen that most of the people who are only in it for the money don't actually bring much value to the company. a lot of middling software engineers are actually a liability. unlike operational work, engineering needs to have
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by kbar13 5mo ago
why do we feel that way? it's becoming more and more likely that developments in AI lead to a K graph in experience / value - senior / self sufficient workers will be significantly more valuable than ever. unless you mean tha
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by kbar13 6mo ago
engines are designed to behave in very predictable ways. LLMs are not there yet
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by kbar13 6mo ago
that’s a bit pendantic, there exists such a thing as suburbs. even some rural communities are perfectly reasonable in terms of municipal infrastructure. but we are specifically talking about houses that are miles and miles from the next hou
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by kbar13 9mo ago
i use the rpi zero 2 for the IO pins 4b / 5 for the camera stuff. i don’t think using these boards for just compute makes a lot of sense unless it’s for toy stuff like an ssh shell or pihole
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by kbar13 9mo ago
i'm not sure i agree with the assessment that claude code has been moving slowly... but it is cool that opencode has had this for a while. will def check it out
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by kbar13 9mo ago
we're using cdk since 100% of our stuff is in aws but will soon need to hook up some external resources like cloudflare. looked at tfcdk a while back but didn't think it was a good idea (glad). still trying to figure out a good wa
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by kbar13 10mo ago
seems like this is par for course for hustler “founders” nowadays to say half truths to seem groundbreaking to get attention
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by kbar13 10mo ago
i noticed the second hand is off tho. gemini has the most accurate one.
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by kbar13 11mo ago
holy smokes this is worse for consumers and employees than being bought by PE
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by kbar13 11mo ago
LMFAOOOOOO insufferable
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by kbar13 11mo ago
yes but a built house is a lifelong thing. multiple decades. a few months here is not worth decades of pain
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by kbar13 11mo ago
the correct answer for those companies is "we have it on the roadmap but for right now accept the risk"
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by kbar13 11mo ago
i’m letting the smarter folks figure all this out and just picking the tools i like every now and then. i like just using claude code with vscode and still doing some things manually
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by kbar13 11mo ago
agree. when arduino ide first came out it was great (for the times). and to be fair at that time vscode was not a thing. but it's a big ? why arduino did not just go all in on vscode once it was clear where the market leader in IDE was
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by kbar13 1y ago
product roadmap was also ai generated

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