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by piljoong 5mo ago
I agree. AI clearly expanded the set of things that are worth building, especially small or previously unjustifiable work. What I was trying to say is that once those things become real systems, the old constraints show up again. You still
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by piljoong 5mo ago
I've been using coding agents a lot recently. Building got faster. But when the system actually has to run, the same issues come back: failure modes, unclear boundaries, things going wrong in ways that are not always visible. So it no
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AI Changed How We Build. It Did Not Change What Matters(piljoong.dev)
3 points by piljoong 5mo ago|4 comments
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by piljoong 10mo ago
This isn’t really a common-folk-vs-tech-bros story. It’s about one specific part of Seattle’s tech culture reacting to AI hype. People outside that circle often have very different incentives.
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by piljoong 10mo ago
This is a surprisingly bold but overdue move. AWS and Google Cloud offering private, high-speed multicloud connectivity could finally clean up the DIY networking sprawl a lot of teams have been stuck with. If it works as described, latency,
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Distributed ID Formats Are Architectural Commitments, Not Just Data Types(piljoong.dev)
3 points by piljoong 10mo ago|0 comments
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by piljoong 10mo ago
Seven years leading AI at Apple, and Siri never meaningfully improved for most users. Leadership changes alone won’t fix that, but maybe this is finally Apple acknowledging that its voice/AI strategy needs a reset.
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Show HN: OrderlyID – typed, time-sortable, 160-bit IDs with checksums(github.com)
4 points by piljoong 1y ago|0 comments