In good faith? In what context? When? Who? Its a company, it sells a product, people use it.
Maybe but people already had plenty of internet before Starlink. Everyone i know who is using starlink doesn't use starlink because htey need starlink for internet.
So because 10 Million people want to have internet, 8 Billion people no longer get acccess to that resource? That sounds like a nice attitude from you.
Did you care about the writing style of Rex Edison before and now you are disappointed? That page is not the New Yorker. And don't get me wrong, but the writing of normal newspaper became shit through the internet not…
When Anthropic gave out some usage, I was able to do a lot more and it felt differently than when you always have to think about limits. I now spend $90 this month and do even more now (privat). It might really be a big…
Not even in principle. Like how often you had to fight a product manager to do this or that. "Does that code work?" "yes" "so lets ship it" "but its not good" "but it works right?"
Lots of chatter online, i have seen a few videos on this tpic on YT. https://www.hays-china.cn/en/press-release/content/%E4%B8%AD...
I'm pretty sure we reached peak software developer jobs due to ai. The market is already collapsing in China and India.
So they still might do but in parallel the software engineering market in china and india is collapsing.
The code I have seen and see still, started shitty.
Its a tweet of someone who got rich at meta. Their moral compas is between their paycheck and the next paycheck.
My personal experience diaagrees. The Opus moment in November felt very different but despite that, a handful things did not woork well with Opus in November and I tried them last week and they now just work. In…
So instead of the most craziest technology advantage in our lifetime, you want to see more products? Like a lenovo laptop with a technology which is available for a bit and another product which you can pre-order?
What do you think is written on my credit card and my bill from Anthropic? Do you really think most people use fake data on a paid service? I don't think so.
"But for how much more Fable costs, for how much more Astra costs, I do not feel like the results are there." we are in the middle of the beginning. Its just a weird take to talk about the newest model like this while…
But the old insulin is a lot harder to manage and we know why the 'normal' insulin became so expensive. Greed
Yes but these watches are hand made from clock makers and a homage to real craftmanship done mostly by human hands, well paid, well educated. And these companies are old, they were leading in chainging the world. Apple…
The one mentioned in the article has an outside unit. And for the normal ones, at least they are leveraging outside temperature parts of the time while everything else stays at 1 in 1 out.
Yepp. Biggest buy misstake ever.
This is not an apple fan club. Someone likes it and comments, i use it to bring up a comment like this. Just don't deflect. Btw. i'm from a country with a social system soooo
Josh Wilkerson And it wasn't just a case. And i'm not allowed to reference this? I mean i can reference a lot of other things which are still happenin in the USA or do you know want to argue that united states of…
And? Is this an apple fanboy club and critisism is not allowed or you don't think this critisim is valid because of your strawman argument?
You do understand that this was headlines for years? Did you complelty ignore that? It only got 'fixed' 2023 and insulin still costs $30-50 per month for something you need to live.
Thats not the point. There is a difference between someone spending a lot of money on compute and never use it vs. doing the same thing. Its like buying a porsch and driving it always at 100km only.
The social critisism is, that people in the united states of america (were apple is home), let people die while also buying unironically $800 watches as a mass consumer product.
In good faith? In what context? When? Who? Its a company, it sells a product, people use it.
Maybe but people already had plenty of internet before Starlink. Everyone i know who is using starlink doesn't use starlink because htey need starlink for internet.
So because 10 Million people want to have internet, 8 Billion people no longer get acccess to that resource? That sounds like a nice attitude from you.
Did you care about the writing style of Rex Edison before and now you are disappointed? That page is not the New Yorker. And don't get me wrong, but the writing of normal newspaper became shit through the internet not…
When Anthropic gave out some usage, I was able to do a lot more and it felt differently than when you always have to think about limits. I now spend $90 this month and do even more now (privat). It might really be a big…
Not even in principle. Like how often you had to fight a product manager to do this or that. "Does that code work?" "yes" "so lets ship it" "but its not good" "but it works right?"
Lots of chatter online, i have seen a few videos on this tpic on YT. https://www.hays-china.cn/en/press-release/content/%E4%B8%AD...
I'm pretty sure we reached peak software developer jobs due to ai. The market is already collapsing in China and India.
So they still might do but in parallel the software engineering market in china and india is collapsing.
The code I have seen and see still, started shitty.
Its a tweet of someone who got rich at meta. Their moral compas is between their paycheck and the next paycheck.
My personal experience diaagrees. The Opus moment in November felt very different but despite that, a handful things did not woork well with Opus in November and I tried them last week and they now just work. In…
So instead of the most craziest technology advantage in our lifetime, you want to see more products? Like a lenovo laptop with a technology which is available for a bit and another product which you can pre-order?
What do you think is written on my credit card and my bill from Anthropic? Do you really think most people use fake data on a paid service? I don't think so.
"But for how much more Fable costs, for how much more Astra costs, I do not feel like the results are there." we are in the middle of the beginning. Its just a weird take to talk about the newest model like this while…
But the old insulin is a lot harder to manage and we know why the 'normal' insulin became so expensive. Greed
Yes but these watches are hand made from clock makers and a homage to real craftmanship done mostly by human hands, well paid, well educated. And these companies are old, they were leading in chainging the world. Apple…
The one mentioned in the article has an outside unit. And for the normal ones, at least they are leveraging outside temperature parts of the time while everything else stays at 1 in 1 out.
Yepp. Biggest buy misstake ever.
This is not an apple fan club. Someone likes it and comments, i use it to bring up a comment like this. Just don't deflect. Btw. i'm from a country with a social system soooo
Josh Wilkerson And it wasn't just a case. And i'm not allowed to reference this? I mean i can reference a lot of other things which are still happenin in the USA or do you know want to argue that united states of…
And? Is this an apple fanboy club and critisism is not allowed or you don't think this critisim is valid because of your strawman argument?
You do understand that this was headlines for years? Did you complelty ignore that? It only got 'fixed' 2023 and insulin still costs $30-50 per month for something you need to live.
Thats not the point. There is a difference between someone spending a lot of money on compute and never use it vs. doing the same thing. Its like buying a porsch and driving it always at 100km only.
The social critisism is, that people in the united states of america (were apple is home), let people die while also buying unironically $800 watches as a mass consumer product.