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abtinf
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About abtinf
https://www.linkedin.com/in/abtinforouzandeh/
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Comment #49176845
Of course, but it’s not so clear in terms of the question you asked, and certainly not in terms of government procurement. Those workers are often organized and unionized. They exe…
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Comment #49173999
100% of the money ends up going to people. It’s not like you get to the end of the chain and trade a fistful of dollars with the ingot of aluminum itself.
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Comment #49173924
There are a great many costs built into the system that this analysis won’t get you: mandatory useless ingredients, arbitrary standards, and pervasive regulations. I worked in aero…
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Comment #49173855
Everything is human labor. There is no such thing as a “resource” without human labor to convert raw earth into something useful.
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Comment #49160197
Why would I use this over exe.dev?
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Comment #49156984
Seconding the sibling comment - what are you using to run your personal site? It is very nice.
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Comment #49156471
The value of Kagi is hard to overstate. You have to actually use it and try out the features. Some things that I wish were different about Kagi: I wish Kagi Ultimate LLM credits co…
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Comment #49142774
The entire thing is obviously LLM generated. Much better off just reading the release notes.
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Comment #49141058
Unfortunately nothing changed. They wanted generics all along. The Go ecosystem was a delicate, special thing. It was a wholesale rejection of the malignant consultancy takeover of…
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Comment #49119435
> There are generally two ways of tackling high inflation: with monetary policy (ie raising interest rates) and with fiscal policy (by raising taxes). While this is the orthodoxy, …
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Comment #49119374
Ceteris paribus, all other things are never equal.
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Comment #48973745
I have no opinion or knowledge of the claims in that link, nor will I research them. The entire thing is obviously claudeslop.
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Comment #48961274
At some point, the leadership team had a conversation that went something like this: CEO: “We’ve spent tens of millions of dollars designing, developing, and tooling up to bring a …
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Comment #48934398
I’m way out of my depth in suggesting this idea, so forgive me if I’m committing a conceptual “divide by zero” and it’s not even wrong: It seems like the SpaceX IPO really breaks t…
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Comment #48874235
> This is where things got interesting. Not because AI wrote the code — the code itself isn’t complicated, it’s a 1986 game that ran in 32K of RAM — but because Claude turned out t…
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Comment #48861642
There is no doubt. It's junk.
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Comment #48846386
Things that are worse than war, a wildly incomplete list, in no particular order: Pogroms; slavery; totalitarian dictatorship; theocracy; intentional mass starvation; mass organ ha…
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Comment #48846119
War is not nearly the worst thing. Not even in the top 10.
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Comment #48809691
It’s potentially a gross misallocation of capital. Right now, the 5 and 10 year US treasury rates are 4.2% and 4.47%. The 30 year is 4.99%. A business with a return on invested cap…
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Comment #48809561
This likely represents increased freedom and faster decision making for Mojang and King. Moving up the org reporting chain lets you do more, because you have fewer people to convin…
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Comment #48762403
Here is my unsolicited advice: If one of your goals is to get others to adopt the software, I recommend you redo the marketing page and readme from scratch. Delete them without loo…
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Comment #48762326
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Comment #48761887
Why does this landing page load js from merklemap.com?
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Comment #48761845
Entrusting data storage to a vibe coded filesystem seems imprudent.