mrdootdoot

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by mrdootdoot 26d ago
I think capital will always be looking for better returns, and as long as human beings can add marginal value somewhere in that equation, there will be demand for human labor. Working in tech has taught me to stay vigilant. I've seen t
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by mrdootdoot 26d ago
If you patronize all these garbage movie studios and multimedia companies by all means - taste disappears. But if you've used meshy, sora and enough coding models you see the mediocrity is laughable - nobody will consume it. Any media
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by mrdootdoot 26d ago
No job is forever. Tomorrow isn’t promised, and automation already did this—albeit more slowly—throughout the second half of the 20th century. Some people watched their jobs disappear and accepted that they’d become obsolete. Plenty of othe
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by mrdootdoot 2mo ago
Claude is fire with blender mcp https://youtu.be/pwEfsp8aq9I?is=ULNxiSdI48puE_S3
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by mrdootdoot 2mo ago
Fun. I see the novelty.
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by mrdootdoot 5mo ago
I’ve never been busier and more challenged than I am now.
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by mrdootdoot 6mo ago
As a father of 4 children who’s married, I haven’t had time in years to pursue any of my software hobbies. The nights playing with arch Linux, fussing with half built oss projects - I can’t justify the time anymore but I still Enjoy them. T
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by mrdootdoot 7mo ago
Ah I see now. That being said - much hate detected
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by mrdootdoot 7mo ago
I don’t understand the elitism about avoiding LLMs. Good luck -
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by mrdootdoot 8mo ago
“In English, Data”
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by mrdootdoot 9mo ago
They make some engineers 10x more productive and some engineers 10x less productive. LLMs give you all the rope you want to hang yourself. Some engs I work with have their strengths, but using an LLM just totally ruins them. I watched one m