Readit Newsneilsimp1 commented on Ask HN: Could Microsoft replace its CEO with ChatGPT? · Posted by u/nothrowaways
neilsimp1 commented on Ask HN: Could Microsoft replace its CEO with ChatGPT? · Posted by u/nothrowaways
This might be a less popular opinion on a site like HN, but I'm of the opinion that CEO's don't do a whole lot.
Maybe at small startups they are more involved, but the larger the company, the less I think that CEOs or other C-Suite types actually do.
While I also think ChatGPT is over-hyped and largeley incorrect in what it says, I would answer your question with a "yes". ChatGPT is perfectly capable of writing/delivering speeches at MS Build or whatever.
neilsimp1 commented on Ask HN: Python developers at big companies what is your setup? · Posted by u/ravshan
I can't answer OP as I only write Python for personal use, not for a "big company".
That said, Neovim + basedpyright + pipenv works well for me.
A lot of people here are using uv and pyenv. Can anyone hint at why I might want to switch?
While I somewhat agree, I can't help but read the replies here as accounts created by OP to respond to themselves.
There's an /e/os version : https://shop.fairphone.com/the-fairphone-gen-6-e-operating-s...
Thank you, I did miss this.
This is better than most phones on the market, but I can't help but be turned off when I scroll down and start seeing the Google Play logo and mentions about AI and Google Gemini.
Kind of defeats the purpose, no?
I've never worked in a place where this sort of thing would have been tolerated.
In high school, sure. But not the workplace.
Sorry past me - I'm boring now.
Where is your source for 80-90% using X11?
My assumption would be that by now, it would be 80+% on Wayland.
neilsimp1 commented on Daily driving a Linux phone, but why? thefoggiest.dev/2025/04/2... · Posted by u/ingve
Still using my Librem 5 (2 years in).
Still works.
Still like it.
Unfortunately investors are not ready to hear that yet...
But when I come on HN and see people posting about AI IDEs and vibe coding and everything, I'm led to believe that there are developers that like this sort of thing.
I cannot explain this.