There's a lot more to business in America than the corporate S&P. If you think AI isn't paying off for businesses, then you probably aren't a consultant right now. I have small/mid-size clients who, in pre-AI times,…
The future of CSS: You keep writing blog articles so the models can train off of them and nobody else has to think about CSS anymore. Thank you.
> Now, my software engineering is for my own company, maybe that makes a difference. That is 100% the difference. Most people working as employees aren't passionate about the company as an entity. They won't love your…
Yes, imagine when cancer becomes a solved problem, and oncologists react online by lamenting the end of their life's work. They'd be met with scorn and ridicule.
I'm on my HOA board, and not because I want to be, I can tell you that. I showed up to my first annual meeting where basically no one was there other than the president. He asked if I wanted to be on the board because…
> the biggest unforced error in United States public policy in living memory. I'm going with the rollout of LED headlights on that one, but reasonable people can disagree.
> How is it you guys feel like the future is better when humans don't do things for themselves like driving? I live in a location that has won the top spot on "worst drivers in the country" and "worst roads in the…
Doesn't matter. If technology allows lawyers to service more clients in less time and at lower costs, there will be competitive pressure among new law graduates and up-and-coming attorneys to take advantage of this…
Nah. I'm permanently jaded from an experience I had as a teenager visiting a doctor. I don't recall the specifics, but there were symptoms of an ENT infection, nothing serious. I remember being concerned about a white…
We fuss over models being confidently wrong. Reasonable to apply the same standard to people.
From the study: > We study the impacts of AI coding assistants and agents on software engineering work... across 718 firms. > Our primary source of data is Jellyfish (“JF”), an analytics platform used by firms to…
No, most of the leverage you have is how much time and money is on your side vs. the opposing party.
I, a former attorney and litigator, would consider that to be litigation the moment a complaint is filed in court, regardless of whether the dispute is settled without trial. But, for your sake, it's probably best that…
90% of litigation is pressuring a settlement.
We've got a customer success manager using Claude Code and getting PRs rubber stamped to prod where I work. I've given up caring about the quality of the code at this point. Executives won't care about code quality…
> Why do you look forward to this happening to your intellectual pursuits? Because he's arrived at the final stage of grief and is ready to move on.
$900 isn't exactly cheap, but it sure as hell isn't 1% money. https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1wyyrd6/comm...
> We're humans and we love stories. Not when I'm busy and trying to clear my backlog of tech newsletters to find needles of wisdom in a haystack of meandering fluff. I'd rather have every article start with an executive…
> Surely that has to be thrown out in court? The prosecutors likely know this and expect it. But there's enough gray area here for them to make the argument, and it's hard to prove malicious prosecution, so they know…
Trying to make us feel old? Very common term among people around my age and higher (40+). Please don't turn "I've never heard that expression before" into "must be AI saying it".
Sounds like you need to read more.
Just curious: What do you specifically like about oh-my-pi vs. OpenCode?
Is the information actually wrong, misleading, or otherwise deficient?
Are humans who use em dashes that intimidating to you?
Some of us are perfectly happy to learn in silence and solitude, and we thoroughly excel at doing so. Sorry that you don't. The broad sweeping "we humans" language gets a groan out of me. It's the sort of mentality that…
There's a lot more to business in America than the corporate S&P. If you think AI isn't paying off for businesses, then you probably aren't a consultant right now. I have small/mid-size clients who, in pre-AI times,…
The future of CSS: You keep writing blog articles so the models can train off of them and nobody else has to think about CSS anymore. Thank you.
> Now, my software engineering is for my own company, maybe that makes a difference. That is 100% the difference. Most people working as employees aren't passionate about the company as an entity. They won't love your…
Yes, imagine when cancer becomes a solved problem, and oncologists react online by lamenting the end of their life's work. They'd be met with scorn and ridicule.
I'm on my HOA board, and not because I want to be, I can tell you that. I showed up to my first annual meeting where basically no one was there other than the president. He asked if I wanted to be on the board because…
> the biggest unforced error in United States public policy in living memory. I'm going with the rollout of LED headlights on that one, but reasonable people can disagree.
> How is it you guys feel like the future is better when humans don't do things for themselves like driving? I live in a location that has won the top spot on "worst drivers in the country" and "worst roads in the…
Doesn't matter. If technology allows lawyers to service more clients in less time and at lower costs, there will be competitive pressure among new law graduates and up-and-coming attorneys to take advantage of this…
Nah. I'm permanently jaded from an experience I had as a teenager visiting a doctor. I don't recall the specifics, but there were symptoms of an ENT infection, nothing serious. I remember being concerned about a white…
We fuss over models being confidently wrong. Reasonable to apply the same standard to people.
From the study: > We study the impacts of AI coding assistants and agents on software engineering work... across 718 firms. > Our primary source of data is Jellyfish (“JF”), an analytics platform used by firms to…
No, most of the leverage you have is how much time and money is on your side vs. the opposing party.
I, a former attorney and litigator, would consider that to be litigation the moment a complaint is filed in court, regardless of whether the dispute is settled without trial. But, for your sake, it's probably best that…
90% of litigation is pressuring a settlement.
We've got a customer success manager using Claude Code and getting PRs rubber stamped to prod where I work. I've given up caring about the quality of the code at this point. Executives won't care about code quality…
> Why do you look forward to this happening to your intellectual pursuits? Because he's arrived at the final stage of grief and is ready to move on.
$900 isn't exactly cheap, but it sure as hell isn't 1% money. https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1wyyrd6/comm...
> We're humans and we love stories. Not when I'm busy and trying to clear my backlog of tech newsletters to find needles of wisdom in a haystack of meandering fluff. I'd rather have every article start with an executive…
> Surely that has to be thrown out in court? The prosecutors likely know this and expect it. But there's enough gray area here for them to make the argument, and it's hard to prove malicious prosecution, so they know…
Trying to make us feel old? Very common term among people around my age and higher (40+). Please don't turn "I've never heard that expression before" into "must be AI saying it".
Sounds like you need to read more.
Just curious: What do you specifically like about oh-my-pi vs. OpenCode?
Is the information actually wrong, misleading, or otherwise deficient?
Are humans who use em dashes that intimidating to you?
Some of us are perfectly happy to learn in silence and solitude, and we thoroughly excel at doing so. Sorry that you don't. The broad sweeping "we humans" language gets a groan out of me. It's the sort of mentality that…