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You literally have one of the easiest things to retire to. You can do whatever you want with computers when you retire and for the rest of your life.

If you were an ER doctor and loved saving lives it would be a little harder.

Yes, Deepseek even documents how:

https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/agent_integrations...

I'm not exactly sure what the point of this is. Deepseek already has instructions to use its API with many CLI's including Claude Code directly:

https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/agent_integrations...

It does not.

Same except mine was over 30 years ago (an OG TI-85). Still on my desk, still use it almost every day for something or other.

You make your own subscription. If you want to pay $20/month then put $20 into your account. When you use it up, wait till the next month (or buy more).

The planetary alignment that allowed the Voyager probes to move so fast only occurs every 175 years. Even with this advantage it took them 12 years to get to Neptune. So the short answer is no.

Jon Bois worst video is still better than 99.9% of all videos.

Or they don’t have enough compute to handle the recent influx of traffic. I’m guessing it’s a bit of both.

Reddit has been leaking into HN for years. It’s just finally reached equilibrium.

Openclaw users are a small percentage of their user base but take up a lot of their compute. Given the cost is subsidized it’s not surprising they would target it. Getting these users to leave is probably the point. These aren’t profitable users.

Windows XP install disk is 600 MB, so pretty close to that on this website already.

This. Just asking it to ask you questions before proceeding has saved me so much time from it making assumptions I don’t want. It’s the single most important part of almost all my prompts.

We only watch OTA TV and have no streaming services so I guess the answer is yes.

One of the more ignorant comments I've read on HN which is saying something.

As the lead dev on our team told us "You will all have a different journey on this road". Not everyone is going to get along with allowing an LLM to write code for them, something they've probably spent their entire lives crafting a skill for. Others only saw code as a means to and end, so an LLM finally removes that silly barrier.

I'm in the former camp. Every time I have an LLM write code it makes me entirely depressed because the satisfaction I get from programming is the programming. However, what I have found incredibly valuable is having LLM's help me plan. Using it as someone to brainstorm with, to "rubber duck" if you will. I still get to code, it just speeds up the planning process and has gone from a depressing exercise to one where I am excited to work.

Find your own path.

Deepseek is 2% of the cost of Opus. But most people aren't using that for code even tho it's ridiculously cheap.

When I do YouTube searches I tend to limit the search to video’s prior to 2022 for this reason.

That just means they're basically Adobe. What's their valuation?

His Cynthcart for the C64 is much better and more versatile, I use it often with a midi keyboard to make chiptunes.

If you want to know where it's headed, look at factory workers 40 years ago. Lots of people still work at factories today, they just aren't in the same places they were 40 years ago and now req an entirely different skill set.

The largest ongoing expense of every company is labor and software devs are some of the highest paid labor on the planet. AI will eventually drive down wages for this class of workers most likely by shipping these jobs to people in other countries where labor is much cheaper. Just like factory work did.

Enjoy the good times while they last (or get a job at an AI company).

You also have easy upgradeability and expansion, easier cooling and the value of the land and hardware as an asset. None of which are available in space.

Most people haven't even used any AI at all. None of these ads gave a reason as to why they should even start.

The general population has never used any of these products and haven't heard of most of them except maybe ChatGPT in passing.

All these AI ads had the same problem as the crypto ones of years past, nobody is going to understand WTF any of this stuff is because it's all too inside baseball.

Make as much money as you can while you still can before the bottom falls out. Or go work for one of the AI companies on AI. Always better to sell picks and shovels than dig for gold. Eventually the gold runs out where you are.

Smart devs know this is the beginning of the end of high paying dev work. Once the LLM's get really good, most dev work will go to the lowest bidder. Just like factory work did 30 years ago.

Wasn't Figma's side panel just a ripoff of Sketch's? Always felt that way.

Plus you can buy Sketch outright without the subscription.

Maybe the problem with software is feeling the need to satisfy 100% of users instead of being OK with "only" 20%. Not everything needs to be a min/max problem.

This is the thing I don’t get. Everyone talking about the “how” but nobody talking about the “why”? It makes literally no sense.