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Certainly didnt seem like a joke.

Almost everyone I know who got a quest stopped using it after a week.

It's a fun toy, but gets boring pretty quickly.

Yes, but with companies that have even less incentive to actually make the web decent.

Or we'll just get a duopoly where Microsoft and Apple control the web, both of which don't really have business incentives to improve it.

And if Chrome were to be divested it would have just gotten swallowed up by a different corp, most likely to end up in worse hands imo.

Can you name any other company that if they owned Chrome it would've been better for the users and the web?

And yet the rent in NYC just seems to go up and up.

Those are all examples for why having a single source for code generation would most likely simply things - basically we will have a universal code style and logic, instead of every developer reinventing the wheel.

And let's face it, 95% of software isn't exactly novel.

Funny, I'd say that codebases nowadays usually have too many abstractions.

Or maybe it will actually increase the quality of software engineering because it will free up the cognitive load from thinking of the low level design to higher level architecture.

Why would it work very different from current search ads?

I think you might be missing the point.

Your answers are completely valid but you have to communicate to the interviewer that you considered the possibilities and the tradeoffs.

If the interviewer needs to "forcefully" extract from you the logic behind your design choices than a lot of times that's enough to fail you.

I'm curious how do these LLM wrapper companies think they'll survive long term - especially coding related wrappers.

I could understand focusing on a niche business use case, but coding is a main focus of the foundation models themselves.

Yeah I'm surprised that there's not at least some sort of conviction metric being outputted along the LLM response.

I mean it's all probability right? Must be a way to give it some score.

Protip #2: frozen veggies and fruit.

Cheaper, supposedly healthier (flash frozen), easy to make, zero preparation, and never need to worry about it going bad.

I'm guessing they realized they have rip off the bandaid and release a GPT 5 at some point, and we're gonna see a relatively incremental improvement.

Affordable housing is a solvable problem - the problem is that nobody at the top actually wants to solve it. Too much wealth and power tied to real estate value.

Basically an anti trust loophole - why but a company and face regulations when you can buy the people?

Fair, although I I think it's pretty clear that no one would want that, just as you claim no one would agree to the UN partition.

And I think colonization is really the wrong term here, it's just two native populations fighting over a piece of land - not exactly a new historical concept.

Do you also agree that with the same logic it makes no sense for Israel to agree to something like the right of return? Nobody else in their position would accept it.

So violence is the answer?

Didn't Palestinians attack Israel in 1948 and end up losing?

And how can you say it's not the opposite?

China, Russia, Iran, etc would definitely benefit from pouring fuel on this topic.

Not sure why you think only one side does it.

The market value of hoarded food going up only helps Hamas if they are the one managing to do the hoarding - otherwise it actually works against Hamas (if there's another distributor)

I'm surprised no one is gobbling up jetbrains.

I honestly just can't comprehend how people so easily just throw away money on these apps - The fees are ridiculous on top of already expensive restaurant prices.

I think that also known by another word - "documentation".

I still don't understand MCP. If according to all the AI companies soon AI will replace devs than why bother with MCP?

Probably for personalization.

So is using cheat codes in a game also not cheating? It's part of the game after all.

Maybe, but if you said that a cease fire will follow the US operation people would call you crazy, despite all signs showing that Iran had no options.