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Grateful it's not an agentic start-up.

They just have not considered the massive shareholder value being captured, which under capitalism is certainly guaranteed to trickle down, as it had been historically proven time after time.

In France and Russia there also had been revolutions. They have found a way to distribute.

Isn't making planes fly really close to each other an entirely optional activity?

Oh wait, it's already in progress... Nevermind.

How about Gemini Maps? Maps that fill the gaps!

If the crap worked, they would not acquihire coder teams.

The only better idea would be a Robinhood integration.

"someone..." with enough social media weight that is. It's just like getting Google support.

Western Electric revives U.S. vacuum tube manufacturing at AXPONA 2026, showcasing 300B and 308B amps and plans for new 12AX7 production: https://www.ecoustics.com/news/western-el…

Even slop-maker-makers themselves struggle: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues What hope slop-maker-users have then?…

1. Not another LLM: +100 points. 2. 3D rat: +100 points. 3. Outdated 80s UI paradigm: +100 points. 4. Uses Rust: +100 points.

Because of their composure, it almost looks like an intended format: you have 20 seconds to make your point before the chair collapses.

Is this not meant for some ceremonial gift-giving to superiors to ensure better career prospects or something?

A lifestyle impossible for any foreseeable generation.

The big idea lately is to ignore all of that and just give everyone equal rights but unequal responsibilities.

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> related, i feel it's likely teams that go "all in" on agentic coding are going to inadvertently sabotage their product and their teams in the long run. They are trying to get war…

> If you are going to hire an employee to do work on your behalf, you are responsible for their performance at the end of the day. So, what you are saying is that I should fire the bottom N% of u…

Whenever I see AI-generated content put forward for my attention, I extract myself from the situation with the minimum possible time expenditure from my side. It's some sort of a leverage: "…

Who even calls? It's 2026.

Nice, something actually usable and at an affordable price.

Ah, so ultimately the push is still coming from the top... As in "prisoners pushed for a less painful form of torture" rather than "prisoners pushed for an introduction of torture"…

"Amazon employees pushed for ...* Huh... I wonder why?

If these tools stopped drastically improving, what justifies the crazy valuations?