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by n_ary 1y ago
> Andy Jassy, the chief executive, wrote that generative A.I. was yielding big returns for companies that use it for “productivity and cost avoidance.” He said working faster was essential because competitors would gain ground if Amazon
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by n_ary 1y ago
> Statistically immigrants in Germany are less qualified than the general population, so they’ll have an even more negative impact. I need to see some data backing this. Also regardless of stats, many war refugees(the net negatives as to
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by n_ary 1y ago
> They don't understand the problem, and when I point that out by explaining my issue another way they just answer "Have I solved your issue?". Well, no, you didn't; you didn't even understand the problem. This i
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by n_ary 1y ago
Robber barrons rob people. The issue with gig economy is that, the provider side is either doing it for some extra cash for as a short stint is fine, but people relying on it for survival do not want to shake the boat as they are desperate
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by n_ary 1y ago
Number of people afraid to pickup the phone and talk to another human being instead of letting few hundred in forgotten subscription is larger than I previously thought. By that sense, without any data, I suspect that chargeback amount is w
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by n_ary 1y ago
This tune change should be also correctly correlated to their IPO delay. AI jump previously approaching to an IPO was a hasty attempt to rapidly cut costs and make the books more nice. Presently, they delayed the IPO again possibly to next
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by n_ary 1y ago
I agree with /u/welder. Preferably neither. Both of these are custom and runs the risk of being acquired and enshittified in future. If you are using VScode, get familiar with cline. Aider is also excellent if you don’t want to mo
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by n_ary 1y ago
If you can find nothing else, you can add a little irritating floating chatbot icon on your product(I am making huge assumptions that it has somekind of UI whether native or web or touch screen or something), which you can converse with to
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by n_ary 1y ago
I am curious, if everything is going to oAI, how are Anthropic, xAI and other unknown ones being funded? That being said, I suddenly realized that, I know only of things that are heavily on the media. Other than these few, I know Meta'
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by n_ary 1y ago
Successful execution is 33.333% of the journey. Solid marketing is the differentiator. Take for example, we frequently see Cursor, Aider, Windsurf, copilot, but rarely are there mentions of cline, roo and I think like only once or twice in
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by n_ary 1y ago
Isn’t it a bit suspect that that particular image benefits a special new tool about which the OP is heavily speculating? I am very surprised that no one in HN can see the correlation of the narrative and speculations vs the absurd age throw
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by n_ary 1y ago
In EU, obtaining an identity card needs one’s recent biometric(important!) photo and certain finger prints. Not sure about US. Also where I work, to enter certain facilities, I also need to not only scan my badge, but also my fingerprint or
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by n_ary 1y ago
To me, it sounds like, don't use the new prototype chainsaw, while it'll take down a tree real quick and many hobbyists use it for their first time tree chopping, overtime usage heats up too much and the blade may break open and s
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by n_ary 1y ago
If I am writing Go, it is easy to generate enough if/else and error checks. When working in java, basic code can bloat to big LoC over several hours(first draft, which is obviously cleaned up later before going to PR). React and other
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by n_ary 1y ago
I see a fraudulent benefit in this case. When these non-tech people go into public talks or anything, they can suddenly claim “oh, I use AI to write 80% of my code” and voila! No one will ask whether their responsibility is to write code or
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by n_ary 1y ago
Whiz teen did :cool_thing: gets more clicks. Also 18 is adult in legal sense but still not enough adult in doing cool science things, hence any kid before 21 doing cool science thing is in theory an outlier/exceptional, imho.
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by n_ary 1y ago
> How can a glorified NLP app be equated with being the backbone of economic development and a path to AGI ? So many people have been fooled by marketing. Regulators are still figuring out this “AI” and oAI must move into as many market
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by n_ary 1y ago
Hmm, the cynic in me reads this as move fast and capture market(+regulation) before new regulation is setup to thwart the likes of GDPR and other privacy acts. When something is new and regulators are having hard time understanding the cons
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by n_ary 1y ago
Did I read that right? Sam Altman is funding this? If true, I am having some new perspective him.
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by n_ary 1y ago
Tipping is NOT omnipresent in the European capital I live in. Of course some apps have tipping options but I never found correlation in service quality to tipping. On the contrary, when I tipped, service quality was “less optimal” and I not
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by n_ary 1y ago
Those people will range from your president to regulators to your boss and local utilities. Unlike other novelties(iPhones and internet), AI mandates comes from top-down and is not optional or luxury anymore. We are beholden to the few capi
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by n_ary 1y ago
At the risk of sounding very naïve and making huge guesses, what you describe seems to be what docker-compose solves. Special order of services, launching several containers at once. However, I have seen my fair share of oddities in the tre
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by n_ary 1y ago
May be these comments are actually originating from training annotated data? If I were to add code annotations for training data, I would sort of expect such comments which makes not much value for me but for the model, gives more contextua
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by n_ary 1y ago
Your sentiment is very common, which reminds me of those days where everyone claimed to be able to clone twitter/airbnb/dropbox/gmail/whatever over the weekend. The real value lies in a successful execution, Windsurf is
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by n_ary 1y ago
Cursor is gated, Aider is too open and unlocked. Also, Cursor starts with a subscription for basic tier which equates to proven revenue and revenue is proof of demand. Aider is… a product of love and is not valuable to investors. Locking do
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by n_ary 1y ago
I personally use it on my devices as well as on TV and SmartPhones of my non-tech-savvy family. However, deep in my mind, I have a feeling that, any day they will turn face and sell off to some data brokers and suddenly all of my traffic hi
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by n_ary 1y ago
> people are convinced AI is a scheme by the evil capitalists to make you train your own replacement. The discussion gets very emotional very quickly because they feel personally threatened by the possibility that AI is actually useful.
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by n_ary 1y ago
> Companies have decided they don't want to train juniors. They want seniors who already have the skills. It got worse in last two years. Now Senior Engineers must have exact combo of the weird tech stack and tools with N years of e
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by n_ary 1y ago
> Its a very old claim that the next technology will lead to a utopia where we don't have to work, or we work drastically less often. Time and again we prove that we don't actually want that. It actually does but due to wrong d
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by n_ary 1y ago
> he explains his skills as a Google Site Reliabiliy Engineer and his glorious work on improving gmail post-mortems right after the section where a hospital team saves various people in a mass casuality situation by empowering nurses to

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