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ray_v

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    Comment #49224546

    > Either directly or worse. Wow, some "the killer is calling from inside the house" vibes right there. But I totally agree that the game of telephone has always been _an_ issue - m…

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    Comment #49203143

    I could see this making sense when model development start to settle down ... it's going to settle down, right? ...

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    Comment #49098119

    Yes - it's a specific workload for sure. SQLite is still the GOAT when it comes to OLTP, but DuckDB is really becoming the GOAT in the OLAP world - I think DuckDB is simply amazing…

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    Comment #49097790

    Yeah, it's not so much about money, or any sort of monetary "payoff" - it's about the features that are not available that you now have the ability to extend. Believe it or not, no…

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    Comment #49097743

    It's interesting that you're looking to exit the industry as a SR dev - from my casual observations it seems like mostly it's the JR devs and younger folks that have been mostly re…

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    Comment #49069843

    Where it pays off is not when you reach parity with the built product compared to the vendored product - it's when you can continue to extend or customize the capabilities when the…

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    Comment #49053398

    So, in summary: still the honors system. Got it. thanks.

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    Comment #48957963

    And the price is steep but in my opinion, you really do get a lot of value here - especially with the fact that you instantly pull a ton of your library in seamlessly. If you've be…

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    Comment #48933434

    I had to shake my head for a moment as I was instantly transported back to 1998 with that comment lol

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    Comment #48774777

    It would have justified the price had they included this in the base model - this is the next best thing I suppose. Valve is really coming out as the good guy here in the video gam…

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    Comment #48748765

    thanks! I hate it!

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    Comment #48747127

    So, the argument is, "the markets forced us to collude and price fix!"? Sounds like "blame the victim" mentality to be honest.

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    Comment #48674707

    Has anyone found an executive, or director at any sizable organization who is expressly anit-ai? It would be interested to see what patterns emerged from that group of folks.

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    Comment #48632363

    it's easy ... they'll just change the definition of "carbon negative"!

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    Comment #48590382

    I had an Amazon agent tell me that I should go and take my misdelivered packages off my neighbor's porch. I told it that that may look bad and I didn't want to get shot or have the…

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    Comment #48372357

    more comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42325011

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    Comment #48372346

    This has of course been featured on HN a fair amount , but it's always nice to be reminded of a good thing (especially since I just discovered it thanks to a brainstorm)!

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    Comment #48361488

    The second biggest is Microsoft's track record with hardware

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    Comment #48361414

    so, they made a device that targets only a handful of people? They should stop letting copilot write their ad copy.

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    Comment #48351795

    I haven't decided where I land on this idea of pointing llms at mature, human-crafted software projects (again, assuming they are moderately mature projects). It's clearly a win fo…

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    Comment #48346692

    If it gets too expensive/time-consuming to scrape then it won't happen at scale (as much)?

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    Comment #48303564

    Fine, we'll even call it "Elons Gambit" if that helps - in exchange for accepting AI in our lives 3 day weekends from here on out ...forever.

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    Comment #48275446

    Found the "smoking gun"