ultra_nick

Applied to over 1,000 jobs on Linkedin last year. Gave up and started using other websites or channels.

It took about 100 apps/interview last year. These ghost jobs wasted about 6 months of my life.

I'd drop $10k+ on a solution to this problem.

Oh, I do similar, but using single page websites.

Last month, I read The Prince and had it make a text adventure campaign for me.

For a lot of other topics, I often just ask it to create a simple python example that I can run.

No right to free speech.

Then they start jailing people for posts.

Then they get rid of juries.

Then they get rid of public records.

What are they trying to hide?

A lot of game companies are really committed to building products that their customers hate these days. What happened to talking to your customers?

It's crazy how many adults think regulation is free, especially here. All consuming vague regulations like GDPR increase the cost of a startup by 500%. Europe should have just banned startups entirely. It would have the same effect.

Imagine being a college student with 240 hours and $1,000 to release an MVP over the summer. How long would it take to read GDPR yourself, 100 hours? How much would it cost to hire a lawyer verify that your startup meets GDPR guidelines, $5,000? It would be almost impossible for any young person to start a business. GDPR was obviously a failure from the start. Anyone who couldn't see that has a child's understanding of business. Grow up.

AI isn't replacing jobs. AI spending isn't either. It's outsourcing and can be easily confirmed by cross-referencing H1B approval rates with layoffs.

If you've been outsourced, ask your representative to support the HIRE Act: - Creates a 25% tax on outsourcing payments - Creates a “Domestic Workforce Fund” for apprenticeships/workforce development. - Prohibits companies from deducting outsourcing payments.

Why work at big businesses anymore? Let's just create more startups.

It's nice that Musk and his companies always seem to be willing to provide free emergency services. Over various disasters they've provided free energy, internet, and cell service.

I can't believe people complain about charity when so many other companies do nothing. Same with Mr.Beast's charity acts. There's something wrong with people who do nothing and hate on other people doing charity.

Build everything on Docker, Kubernetes, and VPS.

Run on the cheapest VPS provider with human support.

Make a quick and easy switch if they get too shifty.

With LLMs getting smarter every day, the next generation might be writing specs like this instead of actual code.

I feel like neural networks are increasingly going to look like code.

The next big innovation will be whoever figures out how to convert MOE style models into something like function calls.