tevli

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   by tevli 3mo ago

   Yes, this is along the lines of what i have been thinking. Why would anybody listen to a smart machine when someone they feel emotional attachment to make a counter argument? This arguments always assume that people are very rational and wi
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   by tevli 4mo ago

   Related thinking: https://www.lesswrong.com/w/the-map-is-not-the-territory
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   by tevli 4mo ago

   For me, It kind of feels like a betrayal. Like I joined this line of work to be around intellectuals all day and work on interesting problems; so it feels weird to discover that most "fellow intellectuals" didn't really care
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   by tevli 4mo ago

   Its really sad that a platform like this is having problems; they are a better version of leetcode that actually incentivizes users to learn and not just cram solutions.
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   by tevli 5mo ago

   This exactly. My css designs have noticeably gotten better without me,the writer getting any better at all.
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   by tevli 7mo ago

   but if you enjoy walking, what then?
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   by tevli 8mo ago

   Exactly what I've been thinking. outsourcing tasks and thinking of problems to AI just seems easier these days; and you still get to feel in charge because you're the one still giving instructions.
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   by tevli 11mo ago

   A library to add strict types for PHP. Sort of a typescript for PHP.
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   by tevli 1y ago

   substack is the biggest culprit in this.