90% of my coworkers are H1B and are basically perpetually terrified of being deported. I completely disagree with your assessment. > so I think protecting his feelings is not necessary. No, just the barrage of…
I have no context of who you are/your position here, but the responses you're getting seem absurd to me. I just don't understand people placing the blame on you when it should be on your company. Most people in the…
> If your company offers an FSA, it's asking to make a gamble on how much medical needs you'll have in the next 1 year. Conflating this with gambling is dishonest. I'll grant you that I've always viewed the way FSA is…
You're misinterpreting what I said. Being dense, honestly. The start of this thread was primarily people saying they were taking their money elsewhere - and then suggesting Proton, whose CEO was in the hot seat for…
Have you ever considered purchasing a calculator?
This is a bizarre thread. People are surprised that a privacy-oriented businessman is right-wing is very strange. "Millions" in the title is also misleading in this context - it's millions in Swedish Kronor, which is…
> 1 billion isn't a thousand times a million. What?
> bringing US workers rights up to the bar set by China I don't strive for 996. Is this really the bar we want to meet?
> unless we figure out how to make developers 2x, 5x, 10x as productive on stuff that matters, this isn't going to play out well. Simple - you make them work 2x, 5x, or 10x more hours.
Why wouldn't Claude just impose this same loop in the code it writes - or better, write better code before it needs such review?
Same! I am specifically left handed for pool and cannot figure out how to play it right handed - absolutely zero coordination.
I tried this service a few weeks ago, and I commend the goal - but there were a few issues I ran into: 1. There are many interactions I just could not get to work. I may have done something wrong, but in general, I have…
Wow, we've brought mogging to the programming world. Nothing is safe from looksmaxxing it seems.
This is honestly a fantastic question. AGI has no emotions, no drive, anything. Maybe, just maybe, it would want to: * Conserve power as much as possible, to "stay alive". * Optimize for power retention Why would it be…
This was epic, and reminded me of the magic of programming when I first found a video game maker at a wee 11 years old. Writing code to make music feels so natural to me (a musically inept, but proficient coder) and…
I could not get in a Waymo and travel across San Francisco five years ago, are you serious?
LLMs, Apple Silicon, self-driving cars just off the top of my head without really thinking about it.
> while a corporation is easy to fine, it's hard to put in prison... It would be interesting if there were some tangible way to prevent the company from performing operations for some period of time. I don't think this…
Yes, agree. To the point that I'm not very interested in looking them up.
The framing of this title makes it seem like Jupyter is dead. It, in fact, is not.
We don't know if that's really accurate, because you're conveniently ignoring 2016. If Trump were never initially president, would he have ever become one? Maybe, maybe not. But 2024 surely would have looked very…
> It is disheartening to leave thoughtful comments and have them met with "I duno. I just had [AI] do it." This is not just disheartening - this should be flat out refused. I'm sensitive to issues of firing people but…
Why is it a non-starter for you?
4 years. https://github.com/neovim/neovim/commit/a5ac2f45ff84a688a094...
I'm trying to be careful to distinguish that this particular part seems odd to me, specifically because of Julia's other posts in which it seems their skill/knowledge is not much of a question. If someone is new to vim,…
90% of my coworkers are H1B and are basically perpetually terrified of being deported. I completely disagree with your assessment. > so I think protecting his feelings is not necessary. No, just the barrage of…
I have no context of who you are/your position here, but the responses you're getting seem absurd to me. I just don't understand people placing the blame on you when it should be on your company. Most people in the…
> If your company offers an FSA, it's asking to make a gamble on how much medical needs you'll have in the next 1 year. Conflating this with gambling is dishonest. I'll grant you that I've always viewed the way FSA is…
You're misinterpreting what I said. Being dense, honestly. The start of this thread was primarily people saying they were taking their money elsewhere - and then suggesting Proton, whose CEO was in the hot seat for…
Have you ever considered purchasing a calculator?
This is a bizarre thread. People are surprised that a privacy-oriented businessman is right-wing is very strange. "Millions" in the title is also misleading in this context - it's millions in Swedish Kronor, which is…
> 1 billion isn't a thousand times a million. What?
> bringing US workers rights up to the bar set by China I don't strive for 996. Is this really the bar we want to meet?
> unless we figure out how to make developers 2x, 5x, 10x as productive on stuff that matters, this isn't going to play out well. Simple - you make them work 2x, 5x, or 10x more hours.
Why wouldn't Claude just impose this same loop in the code it writes - or better, write better code before it needs such review?
Same! I am specifically left handed for pool and cannot figure out how to play it right handed - absolutely zero coordination.
I tried this service a few weeks ago, and I commend the goal - but there were a few issues I ran into: 1. There are many interactions I just could not get to work. I may have done something wrong, but in general, I have…
Wow, we've brought mogging to the programming world. Nothing is safe from looksmaxxing it seems.
This is honestly a fantastic question. AGI has no emotions, no drive, anything. Maybe, just maybe, it would want to: * Conserve power as much as possible, to "stay alive". * Optimize for power retention Why would it be…
This was epic, and reminded me of the magic of programming when I first found a video game maker at a wee 11 years old. Writing code to make music feels so natural to me (a musically inept, but proficient coder) and…
I could not get in a Waymo and travel across San Francisco five years ago, are you serious?
LLMs, Apple Silicon, self-driving cars just off the top of my head without really thinking about it.
> while a corporation is easy to fine, it's hard to put in prison... It would be interesting if there were some tangible way to prevent the company from performing operations for some period of time. I don't think this…
Yes, agree. To the point that I'm not very interested in looking them up.
The framing of this title makes it seem like Jupyter is dead. It, in fact, is not.
We don't know if that's really accurate, because you're conveniently ignoring 2016. If Trump were never initially president, would he have ever become one? Maybe, maybe not. But 2024 surely would have looked very…
> It is disheartening to leave thoughtful comments and have them met with "I duno. I just had [AI] do it." This is not just disheartening - this should be flat out refused. I'm sensitive to issues of firing people but…
Why is it a non-starter for you?
4 years. https://github.com/neovim/neovim/commit/a5ac2f45ff84a688a094...
I'm trying to be careful to distinguish that this particular part seems odd to me, specifically because of Julia's other posts in which it seems their skill/knowledge is not much of a question. If someone is new to vim,…