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colesantiago
5,295karma·2,469submissions·July 16, 2017
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Doesn't this prove that Mitchell Hashimoto is probably the only "good billionaire"? I thought all billionaires were bad?
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If the article is from Medium, there is a 90% chance of slop. Avoid.
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There is are loads. They do not apply on the job application as they know of the AI screener will just filter them out. It is no wonder why HR and businesses cry "Hiring is hard" and in real…
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Thank you for making this a free tool. There are too many PDF tools that are unnecessarily paywalled, or have a paid tier that don't make any sense. We need more tools from paid ones that should …
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A different perspective: It is amazing that now everyone that previously could not code now can build their own tools or projects they have ever wanted. This democratization is a net good for people w…
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> But why would I ever choose locked down, corporate Twitter v2 "it'll be different this time!" over Mastodon? So that you don't have to move from Mastodon instance to Mastodon …
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> any of them > all of them That is the problem. The paradox of choice stiffles adoption for Mastodon for the regular user and pushes them away. Choosing the main instance goes against the who…
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You've just described Bluesky?
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> Or.... How about not? Seriously, join Mastodon! Which decentralised instance?
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> Tell me you don't understand the point of Mastodon without telling me you don't understand the point of Mastodon. Yes, many people don't understand the point of Mastodon. This incl…
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With this logic, Threads is the biggest 'Mastodon instance' with 500M active users monthly. Why aren't the general public using the original first 'instance' which is Mastod…
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Nobody important or worth following uses Mastodon. Also Mastodon is on the road to enshittification since the previous CEO and founder bowed out for $1M using donations and the main instance federates…
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I think Codeberg, Forgjo, GitLab (Self Hosted) and Gitea are great OSS alternatives where it is funded by the community and should be great for long term support of your (and my) dev stack. > I…
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Cats need not apply.
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There will be new jobs.
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Still cheaper than spending $2,300 to initially build it. Eventually the cost will go drastically down as always.
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This. I predict in 10 years time the domain will be expired, nobody will play (let alone pay) the games on here. With software alone there is no moat, and I am surprised that "smart" enginee…
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> For a limited time window, I'm setting the all-free feature flag to true. ? Why not make this all free? The cost of software in the age of AI has gone to zero now that anyone can vibe code y…
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This is a fantastic idea. There are lots of projects, software that shouldn't be SaaS subscriptions that Fable can build in public that can be free for everyone and also OSS.
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I wonder if these services would be instead be like micropayments (charged by $0.01 per minute) instead of a costly $20/mo subscription it would make more sense.
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If this is true, software is essentially worthless.
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We just have regular web, backend, search, ingestion, frontend and mobile codebases. Turns out we didn't need these engineers and you can just have one or two strong seniors on this. They are mor…
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Arc Browser is trash and not privacy friendly. Please do not use it.
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We replaced most of our juniors and seniors at my company with AI. We only have like 2 seniors down from 30 and they are more productive than ever. I expect with Mythos we can get this down to at leas…
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> And I've tried a large number of browsers over the years: IE, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Konqueror, Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, Orion, Zen, Brave, Mullvad, DuckDuckGo, Vivaldi etc, etc. If…
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It is not just you. This is a very disappointing post from Jane Street.
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It should be. We should do a hard fork of Wikipedia and call it Openpedia or Openwiki probably.