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ensocode

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    Comment #48500945

    I get the point and I’m thankful for the article. I just find “middle of nowhere” and Switzerland a bit hard to reconcile.

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    Comment #48500892

    This is basically Covey's "sharpen the saw" for knowledge workers. [1] When you're cutting trees, sharpening the saw looks like you're not working. When you're doing software or or…

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    Comment #48457990

    Interested as well. Are there any recommended guidelines or blog posts with more details. Thanks.

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    Comment #48276644

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48059924

    Interested as well!

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    Comment #47887097

    right, I think DHH's "Majestic Monolith" is another good approach here

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    Comment #47887075

    This resonates a lot if you’ve ever worked in system integration. In practice, most of the complexity comes exactly from what’s described here: every system has a rich internal mod…

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    Comment #47845739

    I sometimes think the same, but look at it this way: you’re an IT worker—probably a specialist, at least a bit of a nerd in something. The days when we were seen as “wizards” are g…

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    Comment #47845616

    small scale farming to get your kids fed

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    Comment #47845482

    Second this. Just because you're aware doesn't mean everyone else even realizes they're talking to a SalesmanGPT.

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    Comment #47714908

    insane story!

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    Comment #47584249

    No worries. You are in the right place. This is how others feel as well and how software engineering will feel for new generations so yeah the bicycle comparison fits well.

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    Comment #47361862

    What if Elon Musk had been born in a much poorer region/family instead?

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    Comment #47272410

    I like your comment I think this is a pragmatic way to see oneself

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    Comment #47244527

    I don't know if consuming world news makes you ethically better. That sounds a bit much and yes you can make something better in your society by what ever ... opening a hacker spac…

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    Comment #47244482

    You may be right. I just wanted to add that there are probably people stranded in Dubai right now because they booked a Berlin–Sydney flight with a stopover six months ago. Sometim…

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    Comment #47215223

    sounds unrealistic to me. For military and industrial use cases yes but I think we are at least 5 probably 10 and more years away from that moment. I think there is not enough data…

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    Comment #46896842

    I wouldn't see it positive that we just need to rethink and offer platforms. As this platforms already exist Azure, AWS, GCP

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    Comment #46868168

    I think this guy is a marketing genius!

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    Comment #46868119

    dang on position 4

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    Comment #46868100

    every day waking up, reading hn and thinking "This new AI xy is insane - it will change everything" then start my daily work in low code integration and thinking "How long will thi…

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    Comment #46807247

    There is a great book about this from Rolf Dobelli "Stop Reading The News" https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48581422-stop-reading-th...

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    Comment #46729660

    Gave GPTZero a random ChatGPT text about finances. It was 84% confident, that it was entirely human writing