> Are you intellectually prepared to believe that Claude Code is as dangerous as cigarettes Yes. Death is just one of the results. There are many, many other ways this could dangerously impact children.
The point is that society's priorities are messed up. Throwing your hands in the air and taking the path of least resistance is never going to lead to change. The world is literally on fire but the average person simply…
Coming to HN to read comments on releases like this reminds me that there is a small, vocal minority that is pushing so hard for more and more features like this. The majority of the world does not want or need any of…
The system should serve the people, not a small minority of concentrated players. If you can't see how the system is manipulated in their favor, you are part of the problem.
Again I ask, why do people stan for billionaires and corporations? Who are you helping here?
> you’re demonstrating how far your head is in the sand Interesting. Perhaps ironic? If only society cared about genuinely good people like they seem to care about Musk. It's puzzling.
> at a large healthcare organization Isn't there kind of an inherit bias here where on-site healthcare workers would have vastly different job requirements than remote workers?
It's a local business to nearly everyone in the US. Anyways, it's not a local shop as the person you replied to called out. Shopping at Amazon perpetuates the monopolization and consolidation of players in the economy.…
What in the world could possibly compel you to shill for this man?
Run-of-the-mill. Ya know, a normal perpetuator of war profiteering. I mean he's your standard enabler of civilian bombing. Simply an average propagandist. Just a regular guy!
Lazy, regurgitated take. House prices then were also 1/10 of what they are today.
You must really have your head in the sand if you truly believe AI will not soon be very close to, if not better than, humans at writing code.
I would agree. At least previously we could pretend that we were developing a craft in the process.
The system does not reward deep understanding. It's too slow. An analogy that I think helps describe how I feel about it all: AI is like having cheat codes in a video game. You don't have to try hard and develop a deep…
> I did not live through that era Then you probably don't fully understand where he's coming from, do you?
So true - same for me. Maybe because I'm older now? Not sure.
I think this translates to a few different mediums. I'm thinking about modern matchmaking in video games today. I used to play a game called SOCOM II back on the PS2 and it was all lobby based. You had to jump around to…
The root of all our evils, right here. We only want the fastest cheapest thing possible, without thinking about how it impacts literally everything else about our world.
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You can have a fulfilling and rewarding career in tech without working for a monster. The mental gymnastics people do to justify their decisions are hilarious. Just admit you have no morals and love money.
This, but take a bike ride or a bus instead of driving.
Why would you accept this? Who does this serve? I want to believe the world is full of good people but I read stuff like this and realize otherwise.
It's okay to do things that don't maximize your return. Everybody is so obsessed with squeezing out the maximum amount of money from everything, it's exhausting.
Who are you protecting here? You realize a very small subset of the population can afford a million dollar home, let alone a five million dollar home? The majority of the city does not give a shit.
> Are you intellectually prepared to believe that Claude Code is as dangerous as cigarettes Yes. Death is just one of the results. There are many, many other ways this could dangerously impact children.
The point is that society's priorities are messed up. Throwing your hands in the air and taking the path of least resistance is never going to lead to change. The world is literally on fire but the average person simply…
Coming to HN to read comments on releases like this reminds me that there is a small, vocal minority that is pushing so hard for more and more features like this. The majority of the world does not want or need any of…
The system should serve the people, not a small minority of concentrated players. If you can't see how the system is manipulated in their favor, you are part of the problem.
Again I ask, why do people stan for billionaires and corporations? Who are you helping here?
> you’re demonstrating how far your head is in the sand Interesting. Perhaps ironic? If only society cared about genuinely good people like they seem to care about Musk. It's puzzling.
> at a large healthcare organization Isn't there kind of an inherit bias here where on-site healthcare workers would have vastly different job requirements than remote workers?
It's a local business to nearly everyone in the US. Anyways, it's not a local shop as the person you replied to called out. Shopping at Amazon perpetuates the monopolization and consolidation of players in the economy.…
What in the world could possibly compel you to shill for this man?
Run-of-the-mill. Ya know, a normal perpetuator of war profiteering. I mean he's your standard enabler of civilian bombing. Simply an average propagandist. Just a regular guy!
Lazy, regurgitated take. House prices then were also 1/10 of what they are today.
You must really have your head in the sand if you truly believe AI will not soon be very close to, if not better than, humans at writing code.
I would agree. At least previously we could pretend that we were developing a craft in the process.
The system does not reward deep understanding. It's too slow. An analogy that I think helps describe how I feel about it all: AI is like having cheat codes in a video game. You don't have to try hard and develop a deep…
> I did not live through that era Then you probably don't fully understand where he's coming from, do you?
So true - same for me. Maybe because I'm older now? Not sure.
I think this translates to a few different mediums. I'm thinking about modern matchmaking in video games today. I used to play a game called SOCOM II back on the PS2 and it was all lobby based. You had to jump around to…
The root of all our evils, right here. We only want the fastest cheapest thing possible, without thinking about how it impacts literally everything else about our world.
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You can have a fulfilling and rewarding career in tech without working for a monster. The mental gymnastics people do to justify their decisions are hilarious. Just admit you have no morals and love money.
[flagged]
This, but take a bike ride or a bus instead of driving.
Why would you accept this? Who does this serve? I want to believe the world is full of good people but I read stuff like this and realize otherwise.
It's okay to do things that don't maximize your return. Everybody is so obsessed with squeezing out the maximum amount of money from everything, it's exhausting.
Who are you protecting here? You realize a very small subset of the population can afford a million dollar home, let alone a five million dollar home? The majority of the city does not give a shit.