There is a universe of difference between being able to ace medical knowledge tests & applying that knowledge. I don't see doctors going away for a loooooooong time.
Readit Newsbiglyburrito commented on ChatGPT as a doctor replacement? Study shows sobering results heise.de/en/news/ChatGPT-... · Posted by u/doener
biglyburrito commented on Every tech commercial in this year's Super Bowl sucked · Posted by u/mikeaskew4
The Anthropic one bagging on ChatGPT likely adding ads was pretty funny. The rest were forgettable.
biglyburrito commented on San Francisco's pro-billionaire march draws dozens techcrunch.com/2026/02/08... · Posted by u/SilverElfin
Previously on Arrested Development...
biglyburrito commented on Good People Make Others Uncomfortable thecomplexityedge.substac... · Posted by u/srid
Can't say I agree with the base assumption that you're "good people" if you are "highly perceptive, cognitively fast, emotionally intense, or unusually pattern-aware".
biglyburrito commented on Y Combinator Founder Organizes 'March for Billionaires' mlq.ai/news/ai-startup-fo... · Posted by u/hidden80
"No billionaires are confirmed to attend; expected turnout is a few dozen people."
biglyburrito commented on Claude Code Is the Inflection Point newsletter.semianalysis.c... · Posted by u/throwaw12
I have burned through more than my salary in AI API calls and nobody seems to care!
You're not burning hard enough -- aim for 2x!
biglyburrito commented on Visual Studio Code: January 2026 (version 1.109) code.visualstudio.com/upd... · Posted by u/tosh
I wish Visual Studio Code would prioritize being a solid IDE and refrain from incorporating AI features. Users can opt for OpenCode, Claude Code, or any other agentic tool of their choice instead of the IDE attempting to impose a specific solution.
You'd have a better chance of winning the lottery. Cramming AI into every single application is how Microsoft justifies the billions of dollars they've spent on AI.
biglyburrito commented on DNS Explained – How Domain Names Get Resolved bhusalmanish.com.np/blog/... · Posted by u/okchildhood
This might be the easiest-to-understand breakdown of DNS that I've seen to date. I've owned a domain since the late 90s, but never really understood everything the acronyms or concepts involved in making it work. Well done!
biglyburrito commented on Europe just started building a 'kill switch' for U.S. tech morningstar.com/news/mark... · Posted by u/mooreds
> Europe is hitting the kills witch
Everything about this site, right from the get go, screams useless amateur (average person on reddit level of writing).
There doesn't seem to be anything new in this news article either, we've all already read about EU sovereignty pushes (and as a German, I also regard it as essential). So until there's actual credible coverage of some actual "kill switch" I'll hold judgement.
Morningstar is a heavyweight in the investment/finance world.
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