If your company sucked before this, it sucks 80x as much now.

I switched companies this year, and there’s a big difference between working for a company that is shrinking and one that is growing right now.

Yay…said nobody but the billionaire weenies.

They should also have to work the minimum amount per week to get benefits.

Ah, yes, I forgot for some reason that Germans are some of the all-time greats at boot licking.

Is there something exceptional about english-speaking white people that makes them such effective bootlickers?

If trickle down worked the way Reagan’s crew pretended, the government would be flush with cash instead of neck deep in debt.

See the pandemic if you’re interested in knowing how much people want to spend time with their families.

Yep upvoted cuz this opinion is unpopular because it’s very incorrect.

I’m a fan

DON’T BUY THE BULLSHIT…YES ON 40.

I have swap allocated too, but if you’re sitting there continually powering RAM and have a whole lot of it available (rarer these days), it doesn’t make a lot of sense to throw all of your running programs into it when there’s no current memory pressure. It degrades performance needlessly.

I love how little linux swaps with a large amount of RAM. I was one of those fortunate enough to buy computers with large amounts of RAM before the rampocalypse occurred. So I have 64gb in this laptop, and I want it to be used.

I don’t think people have figured out yet that the coding was not the hard part of most software development. Maybe it is when you’re really junior or unimaginative, but it it’s more about communication issues, building the “right thing”, testing, etc. etc. forever and Claude hasn’t solved much or any of that (and has made some of it worse).

dude, windows uses paging even if it has a free bank of memory to use…i’ve seen it with my own eyes…it’s a complete trash OS…swaps like nobody’s business

who am I? am I nobody? …yeah I guess I kinda am

The other thing is that Trump is not a communist, right? But he definitely has had more of a hand in crafting a completely un-american command and control economy than anyone I can think of.

Hah, and then nobody will buy it. They tried to up token prices earlier this year and were forced to go back to selling $10000 of compute for $100 in like a month because usage dropped off.

It’s painfully obvious to me as a (reluctant) daily user of these things that most people will have no use for it.

Maybe there are some people for whom the barrier to entry for software development was that they didn’t want to learn a programming language but were otherwise very technical and wanted to create software, but that seems like it’s a small amount of people.

Aside from the coding itself, developing software with Claude has all of the same problems developing software without it had.

There are also new risks to developing software with it, because among other things it further siloes developers (into teams of one + chatbot).

I was guessing, sure, but apparently so were you:

https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/devecosystem-data-playground/

Even if the numbers are what you’re saying they are…and the same number of full-time developers transition to become full-time prompters (doubtful), and every one of them buys a $100 a month subscription that’s only 60 some odd billion a year. They’re projecting revenues to grow into the trillions per year. Literally how?

The president on Tuesday also unveiled his own chatbot-driven initiative in the form of America.gov: a one stop shop designed to give Americans accurate information and spare them from navigating a maze of clunky websites.

Come on man, “a one stop slop shop” was right there looking for you.

Nah, one part I disagree with: I’m an American, and I very much wish there were more people like you here.