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andyjda

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About andyjda

https://andyjda.github.io/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #41316402

    I see this pattern a lot, and I find it telling: - someone claims that Gen AI is overhyped - someone responds with a Gen AI-enabled service that is 1) really impressive 2) is curre…

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    Comment #35006033

    I find it annoying either way: it doesn't provide valuable/novel information and isn't conducive to productive conversation (in part because it's unclear if it's sarcastic or earne…

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    Comment #35005756

    why is it that any mention of Rust on the internet will bring about these wildly-overshooting claims. The amount of production software having been re-written in Rust (or replaced …

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    Comment #34936941

    which is why it's not a good analogy: you make a powerful tool like "programming language" easier to use, you get more people with the power to write programs. You make an unreliab…

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    Comment #34936856

    The ratio of dumb stuff to reasonable stuff being said about ChatGPT is dizzying; I truly hope it has reached its peak and this kind of hype and poorly-thought-out analysis dies do…

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    Comment #34693688

    I'm with you, but I also think that discussion about specific tools often is wrongly prioritized over discussion of general principles. The lesson should be "always profile your pr…

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    Comment #34605793

    any way you decide to organize a state will have to be enforced by government to work at a large scale. That's what the law is for. Jesus actually did have a pretty clear statement…

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    Comment #34589767

    Christian charity is not a right-wing principle. Many in the US tend to associate Christianity with right-wing ideology, but there's actually quite a few examples of a varied histo…

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    Comment #34065666

    What is mysterious about Chekhov’s success? Genuinely curious as someone who has only read a few of his stories but finds them clearly very well written and influential. Maybe the …

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    Comment #33655363

    If he’s trying to do that, then I’d say he should focus outside of engineering and more on product design, marketing, and brand. “How to build a Super App” is not that complicated,…

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    Comment #33655081

    > engineering solutions to, for example, stop the spread misinformation without censorship. I really don't think this is an engineering problem. If I was a tech lead and a product …

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    Comment #33650673

    > I don't see what it is about the Twitter product that would require going "hardcore". It's been more than twenty years since the dot-com bust and people still think that just bec…

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    Comment #33650550

    don't smartphones in China mostly run Android? Seems like a weird thing to compare OSs with apps

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    Comment #33334158

    I see.I think we're in partial agreement regarding "discoverability" then, although I wouldn't call it "discoverability": I'd say the problem is more simply due to the fact that th…

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    Comment #33332178

    according to the maintainer: "I have investigated a number of cases like this, and in every one the data has been correctly recorded in the database, but for some reason it is disp…

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    Comment #33331773

    > Emacs' defaults, discoverability, overall polish - just sucks Agree that there's plenty to dislike about Emacs' defaults, especially in terms of polish/GUI, but can you elaborate…