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Comment #49214942
I like an article focused on us, the special tech people. But the truth is everyone is sad or subjectively unhappy no matter if that is a real or imaginary reflection of wealth or …
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Comment #49199953
Rails is flexible too. Everything that you mentioned here can also have the sample flexibility in Rails: You can use Arel and skip AR, you can use Plex instead of HTML and so on. T…
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Comment #49106449
This is not about learning only. It is about context window too so no matter how much money you put to train your model it can still have degraded performance in following instruct…
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Comment #49065521
I dont understand the comparison of Go even with Sqlite and Rails or Django? one is a programming language with a db server and the others are full stack web frameworks. How fast c…
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Comment #49044230
Even if maintainance is just a Claude/ChatGPT session away we know that the cost of that session could be 1-2 hours of attention going to a supporting tool. And what if suddently i…
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Comment #48864527
That is not true that EU can legislate anything. Here is a clear list of areas: https://commission.europa.eu/about/role/law/areas-eu-action_... Also EU does not have a government. …
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Comment #48861563
I dont disagree. But I am also limited in seeing practical solutions to make EU better in this sense for people to feel represented at all levels directly. Please note the practica…
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Comment #48858584
> Ministers are appointed, not elected. I dont understand this line of reasoning about EU: Ministers are appointed by people we vote. In most democracies the entire government is a…
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Comment #48827636
I would assume the actual reality of what can be done that is also respecting individual country needs and the EU ad a whole is at least an extra level of complexity than the reduc…
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Comment #48647250
It feels to me that you are really trying hard to brainstorm root causes for their failures. Could be a hardware issue, could be a datacenter issue. Could be anything. So it could …
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Comment #48647183
> Why can't it be simply the case that Anthropic is struggling by their own accord? They can and it is normal. I have said it is normal for scaleups specifically at a similarity gr…
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Comment #48646595
No. We dont need metaphors like that with veganism (which touches ideologies also) when talking about engineering and a company that promotes out loud that engineering is done. I h…
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Comment #48646496
Engineering practices or best practices are much more than writing code. So not sure what we are debating here: I see first hand companies jumping full on using LLM for _everything…
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Comment #48646344
This is not like that. This is literally they saying they are letting their LLM run wild(ish) and seeing the status.claude.com we can see the result. This is a case where the outco…
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Comment #48616106
About open source I think you missed reading the EU Open Source strategy _part_ of Tech Sovereignty Package.
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Comment #48536846
Whenever there is a discussion about EU there are very similar arguments against EU: - Too much birocracy - Too many taxes - Too much regulation that protects workers And I have to…
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Comment #48536775
Living in EU so I am biased but I agree with this. You have to clean your debt or real people suffer. Here is a real example: open a company, buy a small piece of land, section it …
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Comment #48536740
Not sure how to phrase this and it matters where are you living - in Europe or elsewhere - but I think when looking at things like EU or other military or economical alliances we s…
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Comment #48402189
There is almost nobody in startup world that will put the failure of a product/startup to choosing a dynamic language. Probably there are some exceptions where it matters but very …
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Comment #48374204
The thing about Innovator's Dilemma is that even if you know about it you mostly cannot escape your own company culture and norms. If there is a "crack" there you might be able to …
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Comment #48333050
I keep reading this idea and I think something is missing. Lets take this to the extreme: only 2 people remain with capital and AI all the rest are replaced. Now these two people h…
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Comment #48267554
I assume you are here talking about political choices, social media influences, life style choices and so on. While all those are true they are not reflecting the level of intellig…
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Comment #48018074
Generating AI code/PR is not the same as using compilers because of at least two things: - the scale of how much and how fast you can generate code with AI vs how fast can you writ…
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Comment #47899107
I think this is not a sensible position. One one side you have big companies paying huge amounts of money to super smart people to get teens hooked on their products. On the other …
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Comment #47826087
Whenever I read these kind articles and some of the comments here I always wonder: Its it survivor bias? I grew up in a small village/city during communism. I was basically unsuper…