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Comment #48902450
A nightmare client would be a nightmare client regardless of the technology involved. I can definitely believe that it's way more annoying with the false confidence effect it tends…
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Comment #48194081
25 years ago, you were 25 years younger. Maybe it's not the computers that you miss.
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Comment #47600609
You can see their ego trying to protect itself.
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Comment #46494210
> The AI makes an indecipherable mess Humans are perfectly capable of this themselves and in fact often do it...
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Comment #46373445
I think it’s exactly like going from paper spreadsheet to Excel in some very important aspects of engineering (but not all). I really encourage you to update your priors since capa…
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Comment #46193552
Why didn't you ask to get the accounts provisioned?
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Comment #46111323
I bet poor investment planning and low-paying roles despite the years of experience.
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Comment #45671328
Heavy is the head that wears the crown, I guess. The entire car dealership lobby hates Tesla, for example.
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Comment #45658969
Why shouldn't the author use LLMs to assist their writing? The issue is how tools are used, not that they are used at all.
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Comment #45658899
If it conveys the intended information then what's wrong with that? You're fighting a tsunami here. People are going to use LLMs to help their writing now and forever.
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Comment #45580346
It's because A LOT of people are. I can't imagine doing it any other way now that I've adopted all the tooling. I haven't hand-written more than a dozen lines of code in months. Th…
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Comment #45107850
I'm actually quite familiar with the history of app stores and getting people to pay for software on the internet. I grew up in this timeline so I have first-hand experience too. B…
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Comment #45105951
Great thought, that seems very likely since so many "founder stories" are heavily spun tales.
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Comment #45021378
Developers want a stable, secure platform where they can reach customers that trust the platform and are willing to transact. Everything is downstream of that, including any philos…
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Comment #44660191
While I understand the author's point, IMO we're unlikely to do anything that results in slowing down first. Especially in a competitive, corporate context that involves building s…
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Comment #44640151
The thing people seem to forget about Jobs is that he really was that good, that obsessive/dedicated and that visionary. It's that simple. His process resulted in some of the most …
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Comment #44636009
Exactly this. It's inherent in the process and way of thinking. It's a dangerous path to pursue for entrepreneurs. How can the results be anything but disposable and frivolous when…
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Comment #44571380
Well also SpongeBob is excellent and one of the greatest shows ever made.
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Comment #44514350
This is even funnier.
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Comment #44514262
Definitely this. A total lack of awareness and tact demonstrated by OP.
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Comment #44503897
Doesn't every city feel mismanaged though? If you asked people from SF, Seattle or NYC - they might all say the same. They'd think they were the most mismanaged in America. I'm gen…
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Comment #44493869
I find joy in the process of surmounting difficult things. I think there's a lot of intrinsic satisfaction in knowing no one can stop you.
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Comment #44225578
I like your comment and framing, I think it highlights a lot of salient points about the device. But to be fair similar-style criticisms were levied against the iPhone (right down …