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ilrwbwrkhv

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    Comment #43866252

    Oh god, the whole world become a boring mess of sameness, won't it. What a world we have created as the tech industry. Absolutely dumb as rocks we are.

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    Comment #43861079

    This is actually a great characterization and one of the reasons why for example YC has not had a success in the last 10 years. This has caused tech to look more and more like a po…

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    Comment #43861012

    None of those reports are any good though. Maybe for shallow research, but I haven't found them deep. Can you share what kind of research you have been trying there where it has do…

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    Comment #43854281

    If you are at Faang and feeling imposter syndrome, maybe you just need to get better at things. I actually rejected multiple offers from Faang back in the day because they were so …

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    Comment #43853828

    And that's why they should be broken up too and their app stores should be completely open so that any apps can be installed. I want an America where competition thrives again.

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    Comment #43851629

    Yeah, unfortunately, they have to jump on the AI bandwagon because they are forced to by other editors, providing free AI, but they simply do not have the skills to integrate the A…

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    Comment #43851620

    Yeah Jetbrains is going down a very similar path to Borland.

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    Comment #43851592

    The classic disruption of a startup. This is actually a good thing. This allows new startups to come into the market.

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    Comment #43849588

    Just wait for the sniffling Marc Andreeson to tell you how it's just time to build now and it's all smooth sailing and blue skies.

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    Comment #43844725

    I think this is a common gameplay from companies which are basically reaching their peak of what they will be able to do, but they have to keep growing somehow. Duolingo is basical…

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    Comment #43844681

    Tesla is one of the scammiest companies in existence. I have developed a deep hatred of them over time. They are a classic example of why tech is hated. Tech could have been this a…

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    Comment #43844587

    Yup in my private evals I have repeatedly found that DeepSeek has the best models for everything and yet in a lot of these public ones it always seems like someone else is on the t…

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    Comment #43844555

    And this point everybody will open source their models or weights. The only one which will not is open AI.

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    Comment #43844532

    I think what Finland did is the right take because these are devices which kids do not need. They can call their parents if required from the main office. This is fantastic and onc…

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    Comment #43836526

    Lmao why are they doing LlamaCon, a convention with a subpar product?

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    Comment #43836074

    I agree. The fact that India is so behind China while not being a free country is just horrible. Add to that massive amounts of pollution. People cannot breathe and no clean water.…

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    Comment #43833269

    yeah this can be simplified to just elon is wrong and that covers the majority

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    Comment #43828007

    Rails is unmatched. I wish there was just a similar framework in a faster language.

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    Comment #43818227

    To me, Deepseek is the pinnacle of llms currently with Gemini coming in second. I'm also convinced the Chinese will crack AGI. Brute force will not get us there and Asian cultures …

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    Comment #43816701

    I would reconsider using Elysia. I was also very excited by it and I thought it would be great but it has got errors and issues with different library versions and things like that…

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    Comment #43814152

    I've seen only the JavaScript community where people make thousands of different libraries. This goes to show that how shallow each of these libraries are. In other languages like …

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    Comment #43812572

    Not very good. The type safety thing doesn't work well when you are using it across different folders.