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All the time i do it. I will often provide claude with read only credentials to the db or api access to the logs and it will nail the problem almost every time

Well theres a lot less assembly workers, and that tech is now everywhere. Seems like exactly what will happen with AI

Im explaining why there are datacenters being built.

> Now you're trolling, surely?

https://epoch.ai/benchmarks

Models are getting better every month. Do you disagree?

> the grift works by instead selling the outputs from using the tokens.

is it grift if I want the output, and its contributing usefully to the work I am doing now,?

You mean things like Ruby, Python, Java, SQL that are ubiquitous today?

The argument for more datacenters is 2 fold:

- Likely to be a zero sum winner. The Players that have invested now, do not want to be left behind.

- The improvement and capabilities in agents continues to grow. There is no reason to believe this will slow down any time soon

Am I running to the bubble? What I’m saying is I’m using AI as a tool today in a normal industry app, and has greatly improved my performance.

I am sincerely saying that no one built anything useful with crypto beyond trading platform which are almost entirely pump and dump

I could be building a game, a home blog, any sort of OSS.

The point im making is that crypto exists purely as this alt investment, trading tokens to get rich. Im skeptical its actually being used as a currency in any real currency-fashion. But now seems to be stuck in pump and dump schemes.

Meanwhile, AI is enabling people right now, today, to help build and learn things they normally wouldnt do.

In those years of crypto, did you actually build anything relevant to the world? It sounds like you were in the wrong bubble and now have sour grapes.

Meanwhile im using AI coding agents to build a B2B Saas.

Was low code platforms ever hyped to a tiny fraction of crypto and ai?

I love gaming on pc because of the wealth of games, keyboard mouse setup, and less $ overall.

I hate building it and messing w hardware. Its a a necessity pain for me

I mean besides crypto and ai being big investments, i barely see any parallels. AI you can actually use to build useful things in the world , and tokens are used not as trading , but transactional currency to do that building.

Seems like also 16bit apps????

Last paragraph resonated so deeply with me. Especially this:

```It’s also not the typing of code that I really enjoy, nor is it the syntax or structure or boilerplate that’s required to build anything. It’s the fact you get to build something out of nothing, writing code was just how you got there. And with today’s tooling, that saves a ton of time.```

I never really related with folks that code for beauty or are put off by how AI does the actual coding. The beauty is actually creating something, solving real problems, shipping, and (hopfully) winning. It might be cliche, but it is incredibly true for me to say that using AI feels like a superpower.

Seriously!!! One of the biggest points of keygen is they loop indefinitely. Dont play them like songs. Get in the trance.

Isn’t this there bff stacks show their worth? As in those nextjs apps that sit between react and rails?

To enjoy virtual museum experiences

This type of experience was literally the main driver of me getting a Quest 2 at the beginning of covid. Its remarkable how FEW experience there are like this out there.

Unless theres a similar situation where there is a similar protest for those causes, and Google does not fire them, then you are just making an empty hypothetical.

My take is the reason why there is such an emphesis on specific experience (and not just being smart) is modern web apps today are very sensitive with a slew of libraries and frameworks built on top of each other, in a multiservice environment each with different flavors of technologies. Someone coming in fresh without any experience with all of the libraries and tech are just not going to success.

Any time im in this situation i just go to the Menu > Edit > Paste.

Usually any overrides are preventing CTRL > V

Its not science no. I think its just data showing how much more CO2 there is on the planet/

Pretty incredible that so little CO2 can affect so much change of heat on the planet. And also pretty incredible how much more CO2 there is now than before.

What are you arguing about exactly? You are saying that CO2 isnt contributing to global warming?

In a rush to leave work for beers??? Most definitely.

I dont think the commenter is saying that they are lacking the bacteria. If they have a bacteria that feeds on lactose / milk, and they give pasteurized milk, ,it will promote growth of that bacteria.

Only if they dont have the bacteria at all would pasteurized made a difference.

'factual accuracy was questioned' vs 'The New Republic is generally reliable'

Its not exponential. In fact its estimated to level off over the next century: https://ourworldindata.org/world-population-growth

That image is where I got my start in this, years ago. My question is along the lines of getting further and further away from VW through these genres. Until Im listening to a totally non-ironic, very pretty piano medley with some white noise in the background. Is that still VW I wonder

Every time I move away from VW and the sounds start to sound stale, some random genre offshoot pulls me back in with full force and takes over my brain completely.

Lately its the whole broken transmission / signalwave genre:

https://intertelecom.bandcamp.com/

https://ct57.bandcamp.com/

Once you start getting into the different genres of Vaporwave, you start wondering are you still in Vaporwave? Where does VW end and the subgenres start?