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codyswann
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Comment #48769718
Nothing I haven’t read 1,000 times before.
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Comment #47742496
This doesn't make sense. I think you mean "If you are really good at something, you'll find AI might not be as good as the something you are really good at"
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Comment #47742485
Ask it to take control of a browser using something like Playwright and use the UI itself like an end user would and evaluate whether it is a good experience.
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Comment #46203360
Code isn't the moat and it hasn't been for quite some time. Data is the moat.
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Comment #46087987
It's very problematic for companies, mainly because of the tooling. Large companies are equating lovable, replit, bold, V0 with Claude Code, Codex, etc all under the "Vibe Coding" …
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Comment #45856670
Alternate headline: "Parents failed to dissuade son from killing himself"
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Comment #45758114
Even if everyone on earth agrees with an opinion, it's still an opinion. There is a material difference between a fact and an opinion.
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Comment #45758104
No. Facts are facts. Opinions are opinions. And statements of fact are unverified facts. I wish people would start understanding the difference. "Ice cream is cold" is an opinion. …
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Comment #45679781
Agreed. If your identity is your ability to bang away on a keyboard writing instructions to a computer in Python (or any other "language"), you're in for a bad time. If your identi…
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Comment #45587219
Is that a "yes" on lint rules? AI needs determinism to block commits because once the slop hits code review, it's already a gigantic waste of time. AI needs self-correcting loops.
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Comment #36256061
As a manager, I think weekly 1:1s are a waste of time. As an employee, I think weekly 1:1s are a waste of time.
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Comment #33970432
Man. People complain that JavaScript sucks as a language and then complain when it evolves too quickly to appease these same people. Oh well.
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Comment #31506592
The Taliban could fend off the West because the West adheres (mostly) to rules of engagement. A tyrannical government attempting to subjugate its own citizenry would have no such c…
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Comment #31357126
They were on the wrong side of a massive bet and lost. Let's take the reverse and say they were on the right side of the bet and made millions and left everyone else behind to wall…
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Comment #31357091
But wasn't that the big pull of crypto? Decentralized, unregulated, blah, blah, blah?
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Comment #31109984
What type of usage volume are we talking about here?
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Comment #30164057
I reject the premise
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Comment #30138273
None of that pays the mortgage, though.
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Comment #28982348
That was my thought. What is this rag?
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Comment #28957624
78% of Republicans is actually pretty dreadful. I would expect that number to be closer to the mid 90s for a party's former president. Can you imagine what the numbers would be for…
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Comment #28931182
Not true. Freedom of speech in the US prevents the US government for levying consequences against you for what you said. This is not the case in North Koreas
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Comment #28824817
Is that a problem?
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Comment #28811541
So is lack of sleep. If people are working more, they may be sleeping less.
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Comment #28761138
Would really be nice if it could attach all the issues that the release closed.
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Comment #28706375
I think it's already been touched on, but the reason Germany made it illegal is to prevent Nazism from happening again. The German government wasn't trying to hide anything. The Ge…