Considering that the top 1% of taxpayers pay more in income taxes than the bottom 90% combined I would say the rich are already taxed.
this is wrong logic. what if 90-99 % are paying 95% of actual taxes?
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junkaccount commented on AI should only run as fast as we can catch up higashi.blog/2025/12/07/a... · Posted by u/yuedongze
All these engineers who claim to write most code through AI - I wonder what kind of codebase that is. I keep on trying, but it always ends up producing superficially okay-looking code, but getting nuances wrong. Also fails to fix them (just changes random stuff) if pointed to said nuances.
I work on a large product with two decades of accumulated legacy, maybe that's the problem. I can see though how generating and editing a simple greenfield web frontend project could work much better, as long as actual complexity is low.
Can you prove it in a blog and post it here that you do better code snippets than AI. If you claim "what kind of codebase", you should be able to use some codebase from github to prove it?
junkaccount commented on OpenAI declares 'code red' as Google catches up in AI race theverge.com/news/836212/... · Posted by u/goplayoutside
Fix: Bring back Ilya, fire Sam Altman.
junkaccount commented on Ilya Sutskever, Yann LeCun and the End of “Just Add GPUs” abzglobal.net/web-develop... · Posted by u/birdculture
Why is Yann Lecun in same article as Ilya?
junkaccount commented on A 'small' vanilla Kubernetes install on NixOS stephank.nl/p/2025-11-17-... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
why nixos gets to first page?
IMHO parallel coding is very unwise to spend resources upon. Humans (and agents) will never code in parallel. Merging and conflict resolution was invented for a good reason.
junkaccount commented on We're Leaving Kubernetes gitpod.io/blog/we-are-lea... · Posted by u/filiptronicek
The original k8s paper mentioned that the only use case was a low latency and a high latency workflow combination and the resource allocation is based on that. The generic idea is that you can easily move low latency work between nodes and there are no serios repercussions when a high latency job fails.
Based on this information, it is hard to justify to even consider k8s for the problem that gitpod has.
Thanks for reading the paper!
junkaccount commented on Unfortunate things about performance reviews (2021) rachelbythebay.com/w/2021... · Posted by u/zargon
I dont think this problem has an easy enough solution. Possibly the biggest problem in the world.