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20 years too late unfortunately. They turned their backs on enterprise when the Netscape org was killed off and lost a lot of momentum because of that.

SAP also made some big acquisitions that cost a lot of cash..

A bit confused - Idea supports pythong and ts/js, why the need for three?

Sorry that is revisionist. The idea of getting a movie mailed or streamed always sounded better than shitty blockbuster with limited selection and late fees.

The growth was fast for netflix/amazon/paypal/etc and people saw how it was an improvement from the get go.

Plus Redux is horrible for performance, slows things down and overcomplicates everything.

Their autonomous taxi program is a joke right now, especially compared to Waymo. Way fewer cities/rides, and they haven't even deployed their cybertaxi thing.

Can a restaurant sue if the ai generated version is unappetizing?

They have to keep him since his hype train is what keeps the stock price high. Probably not going to end well for any long term holders of the stock.

If that works that would be...amazingly awesome/horrible.

There is no such thing as a free lunch!

Jetbrain's local history has saved my bacon several times. Its a good use of all that unused disc space.

You don't need a blockchain for that, see how old credit cards worked without network access.

The guy who Trump put in power of HUD is a fun research - meme stocks, giving away money on twitter to get a following, etc.

Where are your customer comments now, lols.

So your ai agent will send outreach emails to potential candidates it chooses, which is not really any different than using any of the automated recruiting tools already out there. I don't see what is the difference here - using LLMs to solve something that is already pretty much automates (outreach).

I love all the bot comments and upvotes, always a good sign!

I fail to see how this will make hiring faster/better - we already get so much recruiting spam, why would this be any different?

I hope everyone bans them, too many are copying them and its a major turnoff.

They seem idle as last mile transport - taking people to the offices after using the Caltrain for example.

If its in the name it must be true!

Young startups often use third party recruiters. Whenever I am looking for a job, I go through my email archives looking for their cold emails and reach out to them.

React is a stable platform, not much to talk about other than big breaking changes. Its just not exciting but a hell of a lot of people us it.

AI is just aliens in a call center floating near Jupiter!

Really cool and it would totally work for a restaurant/coffee shop.

You also need to include property taxes.

I interviewed at one AI startup that basically was doing this. From what I could tell, they were feeling pressured to get something out fast since there is so much money and competition.

What was odd was that they were already doing this for about 6 months and needed people who could build things, the founder was very frustrated. Technically it looked like there were severely over complicating their code base (I never saw it, this was just based on discussions) and needed people to fix their perf issues/etc, which AI is very bad at.

I've used Augment before moving to Claude, they are pretty similar, often can't tell the difference. I don't think there is that much difference in the dev focused llms.

Its just stripping types, so new constructs should not matter - there is no parsing.

In my condo complex the cost for Sail is the same as the lowest Comcast internet plan. Possibly Sail and others have forced Comcast to go down finally, which is great.

Also the Sail support is really good, fast responses (even the CEO sometimes answers tickets).

Its amazing how much and how little things have changed when it comes to media. Good reminder to always be skeptical about sensationalism.

Downtown SJ has sail internet as well, great local isp!