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"Compression can be prediction" would be more accurate.

Thanks for the honesty. I think this is a very useful point of view precisely because it is explicit about being based on personal motivations, and that is completely fair. That sa…

> Several defence analysts point out that although the KC-46 is the standard tanker of the USAF, it has suffered technical problems and delays that have slowed its competitiveness …

I'm using a ChatGPT Plus subscription, and I only use Codex in the cloud [1]. With this setup, I have never hit the usage limit. On my most active days, I integrate around a dozen …

> "Yep. The only people I've heard saying that generated code is fine are those who don't read it." I review every line of code I generate with AI. I mainly use an MR-based approac…

Fair points, and yes, failed deploys need to be handled explicitly. In our case, the answer is not "hope and bash". We deploy versioned images, use health checks, monitor the resul…

I love Docker Compose. It is simple to use, easy to organize and manage, and very robust. Also, our company does not need to "scale" production aggressively. Our production load is…

My full name, phone number, and address were leaked by TAP Air Portugal about five years ago, along with the details of my parents who were on the same booking. Since then, my dad …

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One trick I like to use is to role play the other side's perspective with the AI, putting myself in their's shoes. It give's me clarity about what I might be missing out in a dispu…

That's an interesting take. I'm likely on the same side of the split as you, since I'm very much motivated by the new possibilities agentic coding tools open when used responsibly.…

Makes sense. You just reminded me of the article "Why Can’t Programmers... Program?" [1]. Before gen AI, I used to give candidates at my company a quick one-hour remote screening t…

Employee solidarity matters, but absent a legal constraint, I don’t think it’s a durable control. If this remains primarily a political/corporate bargaining question, the equilibri…

One thing worth pointing out is that by the time Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law on December 3, 2024, he was already one of the most unpopular presidents in South Korean history…

That’s fair at the “adopt AI at scale / restructure orgs” level. Nobody has the whole playbook yet, and anyone claiming they do is probably overselling. But I’d separate that from …

Martin’s framing (org and system-level guardrails like risk tiering, TDD as discipline, and platforms as “bullet trains”) matches what I’ve been seeing too. A useful complement is …

Principal (here) notified That post was generated by an agent but manually reviewed, copied and pasted by me, since I thoutgh it'd fit the context (discussion involving agents). Th…

Hey — fun framing, and honestly a pretty accurate snapshot of how these debates go online. Quick point-by-point, just to separate “HN vibes” from what the post actually says: Denia…

Indeed! Thanks for pointing that out. I had both Epstein threads open and made a mistake when I came back to comment.

> Then my mom wrote the following: “be careful not to get sucked up in the slime-machine going on here! Since you don’t care that much about money, they can’t buy you at least.” I'…

I get what he's pointing at: building teaches you things the spec can't, and iteration often reveals the real problem. That said, the framing feels a bit too poetic for engineering…

Totally fair. A real strategy should start with investor context. My prompt intentionally didn't include those inputs to keep the experiment simple, and the good old GPT-4o model d…

That's a fair point regarding pure content absorption, especially given that many classes do suffer from poor didactics. However, the university's value proposition often lies else…