<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><channel><title>Hacker News: bcjdjsndon</title><link>https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=bcjdjsndon</link><description>Hacker News RSS</description><docs>https://hnrss.org/</docs><generator>hnrss v2.1.1</generator><lastBuildDate>Wed, 26 Aug 2026 05:48:25 +0000</lastBuildDate><atom:link href="https://hnrss.org/user?id=bcjdjsndon" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"></atom:link><item><title><![CDATA[New comment by bcjdjsndon in "AI is hitting entry-level jobs hardest, Stanford study finds"]]></title><description><![CDATA[
<p>> Entry-level jobs are an obvious place to look things that can be cut to create an AI budget.<p>Kitchen potwasher, day labourer, apprentice welder etc none of these entry level jobs are affected by an LLM. But nobody on HN works in those industries.... connection maybe?</p>
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<p>> But individual companies don’t have aligned incentives.<p>Be realistic. Would you start a business and risk it's viability giving away free training to the public? No, and neither would anyone else.</p>
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<p>Did horse and cart operators ever get their jobs back?</p>
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<p>Send them some subsidies from those large American coffers then, and they won't need to</p>
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<p>> Now you want me to go back to the office every day, losing that two hours, for no more money?<p>If that's the choice probably not, but fuck me, just move or get a closer job if you hate the commute. Sounds like you live somewhere with no jobs, which is an adjacent issue, not every job is miles away.<p>I'm not saying it's not better than working in an office.... Clearly not having to smile, have clothes on, be polite to anyone are all benefits but a job isn't meant to fulfill you. If you had skills that were in demand youd be calling the shots, but as like me youre just a peon, you take what you can get. Wage slavery is shit full stop, why would anyone want to work for a living when there's this option called being rich and not having to lift a finger?<p>Complaining about the fucking commute just gets to me. Your grandparents probably worked twelve hour shifts six days a week and would get the sack for being legitimately ill, our slog doesn't even compare</p>
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<p>Virginia, TBF it was years ago maybe they've all slimmed down</p>
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<p>Most of England outside London requires a car to buy anything... It's your massive portions of food and how surprisingly cheap it is compared to Europe. And maybe you have more grape drink fake shit than we do</p>
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<p>> taking 10 minutes rather than just opening teams and joining the meeting in time.<p>I love how you couldn't think of an example of work other than a teams meeting lol is that all you do WFH then?</p>
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<p>What, because of the doge meme?</p>
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<p>> A good actor is one that is not trying to show porn to children and follows the law.<p>It's been happening since the 1800s non stop.... I know it's wrong to show kids porn etc but what's the actual damage it does?</p>
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<p>Security services would certainly have an easier time in such a world</p>
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<p>> It seems plain old social media is the actual damaging thing to come from the internet.<p>Ah come on man used by billions it should have killed hundreds of thousands by now if what they say is true about it</p>
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<p>Just like c++ thought threads wasn't a std library concern and then later changed they minds, rust will also change tac I predict</p>
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<p>> Who is funding this security audit? Are folks supposed to volunteer their free time?<p>Same people who keep the whole rust project going, a lot of those are volunteers aren't they? Not mad to think they could do the same for core packages at least</p>
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<p>> Separately, why do some commenters think that their personal experience is representative of Everyone<p>Without unsolicited personal opinions, there wouldn't be much conversation. And what then, have only people state verifiable truths? Only permit the exchange of pure fact?</p>
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<p>> WFH people want to do work<p>Debatable. They take issue with getting dressed and acting appropriately in an office, I can't imagine they're particularly hard working people given a commute is a hard no for them. You'll complain you haven't got time to do the work next<p>And if you're job can be done without anyone needing to speak to you, or you to them, it's probably not that important and ripe for AI to take off your hands, so enjoy it while you can autist</p>
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<p>> Reminds me of the folks I tell I work in "IT", and they think I fix printers all day.<p>Nah you also come on comment sections to brag about a wage you got decades ago. Times have changed old man</p>
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<p>Slaves can live long lives, why not find yourself a master? Oh right, living a long time isn't actually all that matters now that you think about it</p>
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<p>> I generally like my coworkers and we get along, but that's not worth a 2 hour round trip in the car<p>How can you be fine with having 0 interest in a job but commuting is some kind of deal breaker? You managed to man up about the rest of the stuff but not the commute?<p>No wonder America is fucked. My friend visited an office over there once and EVERY SINGLE PERSON in there was morbidly obese, single finger typing. I'm not surprised they complain about having to drive, next they'll be complaining about the actual work and how it doesn't fulfill them the peasants</p>
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<p>> Also, why ask this here, and not simply use Google or an LLM to find the information? It comes off as a bit lazy<p>- why answer?<p>- Google is a fucking mess, no thanks, quicker to ask a person who knows the answer already<p>- llms don't always give you a decent answer, and the time I spend back and forth would be greater than just asking a human<p>Why c? Because I want to hand craft a minimal llm without calling in a bunch of libraries that do the actual LLM part for me... I want to know the actual maths going into it. Plus I don't know python. By the looks of it, you can code an llm ina few lines of correctly chosen python; to me this is very unenlightening and I might as well have just ran ollama</p>
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