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Comment #49226543
> You can teach anyone the mechanics of coding well in like 6 months. You can absolutely not do this
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Comment #48697415
Never on YouTube or Google but yes on Instagram
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Comment #48261459
For work, it's all curated by AI. Personally, I type it myself.
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Comment #48261420
The worst thing about these meetups were people that were practising their presentation skills. I know people have to start somewhere but I really don't want to waste my time with …
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Comment #48068516
Even with these examples, my comment still stands. I guess it could show how bad it was before!
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Comment #48068409
It sounds like you've brought baggage to the conversation. HN is not the place for that.
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Comment #48028579
I am saying it "seems like americans are MORE free to speak their minds now than before in terms of being banned/silenced by dominating online platforms". Previously you could not …
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Comment #48023617
I'm not american but it seems like americans are MORE free to speak their minds now than before in terms of being banned/silenced by dominating online platforms
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Comment #48015615
Absolutely correct. It's not just smart to use AI in this way, it's efficient. And here's the thing most people don't get, you are saving time. If you would like more insight, just…
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Comment #47980616
Good idea - meta should have thought of it. My wife and I use a specific group chat for groceries. On how you store the data, a server per household? How does that work?
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Comment #47980393
Why not debit cards too?
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Comment #47908075
Isn't that science too?
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Comment #47904227
I think there is a common assumption that everyone above you in the company org chart is hard(er) working/smart/more experienced/more strategic etc. In reality that is not the case…
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Comment #47892472
Strange behaviour to defend a company like this. Reset the limits openai!
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Comment #47869357
Game changer when the technology catches up
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Comment #47846575
Yeah. 1) I follow a strict diet with specific health goals. I often chat with AI on if foods fit into my diet and what benefit they provide. I do my food shopping online in a brows…
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Comment #47790054
I'm not interviewing currently but I would laugh if given a leetcode problem and expected not to use AI
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Comment #47770191
I can immediately think of personal use cases for this.
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Comment #47770097
Yeah, I build my workflows with two things in mind: 1) that AI will be more advanced in the future 2) that the AI I am using will be worse in the future
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Comment #47722420
Has that ever been achieved in software/dev industry?
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Comment #47430466
Taylor Swift is just an example of the activity I was talking about. Both an be bad - no need for whataboutisms
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Comment #47392004
But there is no greater good if you don't fly and Taylor Swift (etc) still does. You're just disadvantaging your own life for no reason.
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Comment #47391992
Vacation is living life. Work should be done remotely.
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Comment #47391974
Check your attitude if you want a discussion
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Comment #47391935
> You will be able to choose. Office EU can connect to different AI providers through APIs, such as ChatGPT, Mistral, and others Seems a misstep to list an American AI provider fir…