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rozap
6d ago
It's hard to discuss things seriously when the arguments are comically bad. This whole marketing piece leaves out anything beyond the first order effects, no mention of any sort of class upheaval, no black swan events. All the projecti
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7d ago
How does that coexist with Capitalism? I just don't see a path. Regardless of where you fall on the alignment chart, if you are looking backwards from now to the industrial revolution, it's pretty easy to make the claim that from
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rozap
14d ago
wait you forgot vertex, that one is different
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23d ago
Yea, it does apply. Honestly I'd argue that as you move up the abstraction layer cake, it applies even more. If a team gets a tool which 2x's their output (maybe a higher level language vs writing in C), then the difference in abs
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23d ago
Silence, we have disruptive direct to consumer peptide startups that need to pump.
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rozap
25d ago
The gas truck just came to the gas station on the corner and it's just crazy how big those things are, there's such a surplus of gas right now.
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rozap
1mo ago
There's a nice extension called unhook which blocks a ton of the YouTube trash, you can configure it to hide different things. At this point, they only thing I see on YouTube is a search box and my subscriptions.
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rozap
1mo ago
Plenty of people work at Meta.
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1mo ago
Yea I figured it was my LSP but when I disabled it, it wasn't resolved. I didn't debug it, I just switched.
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1mo ago
It's funny, zed started out really refreshing, and now it's degraded to the point where it's fairly unusable. Regularly it would tie up tons of resources on my fairly beefy laptop. I switched back to sublime and it is a breat
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2mo ago
Sometimes I think about how much of a pain it would be for our company to not use elixir. We would be spending so much time on mundane ops stuff and not building the thing. Such a lovely programming model and ecosystem.
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2mo ago
"Great men of history do not introspect, move forward, go!"
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2mo ago
Goomba fallacy
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2mo ago
What are your favorite aero or xp css design systems?
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2mo ago
Really fascinating writeup — I particularly appreciated how they didn't hesitate to delve into the load bearing design choices — the implications are staggering.
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3mo ago
Yea, he should be driving the state sponsored crossover suv like the rest of the country.
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3mo ago
Ea appears to primarily be a post hoc rationalization for someone's unhinged drive for money and power. A way for people who see themselves as good, but act according to a different set of principles, to launder their consciousness thr
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3mo ago
Very true. I work for an AI company, I use it every day, it's a huge value add for certain problems. My heat pump died the other day and I called an HVAC place and got an AI agent, which was frustrating and not helpful. So I called a d
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3mo ago
My experience is a bit different. They constantly update it and make it more unusable. At this point it's totally broken. Occasionally I open it, it loads for 30 seconds, I have a notification icon for a post I saw a month ago, then my
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3mo ago
This is wild, have you written about it publicly, or can you expand on it here?
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3mo ago
So we're now in this world where everyone is instantly 10x more productive at turning their thoughts into code. Now, think about the coworkers you've had that are middling to mediocre. Do you want them to have a tool that makes th
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3mo ago
This is a good point. We should just let all the ponzi schemes that are currently underway ride. Maybe they made good investments that will return 100x. The only way to know is to not intervene.
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4mo ago
You're right it's a good thing, but I think they're maybe 10 years too late. The issue is that their product is hateful, non-functional, and my feelings toward the brand are probably more negative than any other brand I can t
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4mo ago
I spent $111 for two quarts
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4mo ago
Yes, this is happening. A friend of mine was telling me about a 25k LoC PR that was submitted by a product manager that he had to content with. And the politics are real - you can't just be like "no", but it's pretty tou
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4mo ago
Every billionaire is a policy failure. It's not a question of equity, the issue is that no one human should be that powerful. It's very obvious that its leading to the US's rather quick and colorful decline. A small cohort of
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4mo ago
Saying that shunning the machine that is usurping human creativity and intelligence is "anti intellectual" is pretty funny I'm not an AI hater but the implication of your comment is that being on the AI train is the intelle
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4mo ago
I was recently talking to a friend about this, the concept of a normie. A normie is kind of a mirage, it only exists in the realm of statistics, but when you look at any one individual who could fit that label, they are unlikely, so, can th
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4mo ago
You're right, it does, and my edit was my emotion getting the better of me. But when you realize you're interacting with an account that only posts about the same few talking points and never contributed to tech discussion, I thin
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4mo ago
America was literally founded on this premise, and it should come as no surprise that our government has (d)evolved into what the founders felt was inevitable. America is fairly exceptional in that it's not racist to say "American
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