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saneshark
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Comment #48037246
Yeah, this was one that reached a level of maturity where I quickly lost interest. I like to build. I don’t like to market. beta.jobwiz.biz
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Comment #48032580
All of the domains are public. Whenever a new model comes out I like to ask a very specific prompt that helps me identify niche markets with high buyer urgency, have the AI rank th…
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Comment #48031973
Claude has been buying domains and deploying to Vercel for me using aws cli, vercel cli, and gh cli since December. Personally I prefer a cli to an MCP server for this type of thin…
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Comment #47072072
OpenClaw, NanoClaw, et al all use AgentSDK which will from now on be forbidden. They are literally alienating a large percentage of OpenClaw, NanoClaw, PicoClaw, customers because …
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Comment #45318580
Fascinating Guardian profile of Song-Chun Zhu, a leading AI scientist who left UCLA for China after nearly three decades in the US. He argues that today’s AI, dominated by large ne…
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Comment #43759344
I don’t see gorillas.bas — that was my favorite. I actually found my appreciation for writing code modifying lines of code in that game to make bigger explosions.
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Comment #42615581
I just finished listening to it on audible. It is certainly thought provoking, but full of contradictions as others have mentioned. Namely that this technology cannot be contained,…
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Comment #29907583
how long before this is ported to IOS and becomes the #1 grossing game? I'm thinking ketchapp is already on it.
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Comment #26261159
A few of them in series could increase the voltage.
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Comment #22591093
It's a beautiful thing if it can bring humanity together towards a common aim. But if it leads to the collapse of monetary systems, the collapse of civil society, looting, rioting,…
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Comment #21919650
MIT has entire courseware available for free. https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/find-by-topic/#cat=engineering&s... Introduction to Computer Science followed by Data Structures and Algor…
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Comment #21904656
The best part is, that unlike medical or law you can also do it from virtually anywhere. I have been doing some semblance of programming since I was 8 years old (now 39). I think i…
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Comment #21415839
As someone who has lived out of AirBnB for almost 3 years traveling all around the world and never once being scammed, I find the title of this article to be a bit alarmist. AirBnB…
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Comment #21366083
I really enjoyed reading this article as a way of reevaluating my approach to gender inequality, but I have a problem with the title and main premise. Why do you need to have a dau…
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Comment #19847244
Even taking out a small area in today's modern combat fighters would do serious damage, and travelling at the speed of light there isn't much that maneuverability or current defens…
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Comment #19847112
While this seems promising it seems like it will be a short lived phenomenon. Missles will just become obsolete and then you have to come up with a deterrent for lasers. Is anyone …
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Comment #19821509
I hope someone at caterpillar is taking notice and offers a scholarship to Hope. This reminds me of the story of Srinivasa Ramanujuan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Raman…
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Comment #14725494
Wow! "I'm afraid I just blue myself."
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Comment #12898311
I work full-time for adhocteam.us, a government contractor. I'm active on vets.gov and we're hiring. Tag me on something you're proud of on Github and I'll take a peak, I'm sanesha…
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Comment #12898294
Malcolm Gladwell's much contested principle that 10,000 hours of deliberate practice can make anyone world-class in a field, aside. Software engineering is incredibly high in deman…
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Comment #12898221
Interesting. I actually had the opposite experience. I majored in Economics and worked in commercial banking for a number of years, then moved to Chicago and took a job at a propri…
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Comment #12510820
So this is probably just semantics, but can someone be "pardoned" when they have not yet been tried and found guilty of a crime? Until Snowden is tried and found guilty, he is inno…