> There is another way that AI is driving job cuts - and it has nothing to do with the technical abilities of coding tools and chatbots.

> Amazon, Meta, Google and Microsoft are collectively planning to pour $650bn (£485bn) into AI in the coming year.

> As executives hunt for ways to try to ease investor shock at those costs, many are landing on payroll, typically tech firms' single biggest expense.

nice benchmark! coffee-based Turing test.

My stack. Claude code working via CLIs: Coolify on hetzner

Can you comment a bit on your setup? Sounds interesting.

exactly what I wanted

p.s. previously wrote my own; but this is a much more mature and polished project; so am switching to it

Facebook dating has different incentives.

https://www.facebook.com/dating

IMHO they should be the best one and use that to draw people to FB. They don't need to keep people in the dating app since its not the primary business.

The only thing I can dream up less appealing than that would be dating on Nextdoor.

> YC worked because it reduced the cost of risk: small checks, fast feedback, and a culture that made failure survivable.

Neat (if it works):

# Use the automated upgrade CLI npx @next/codemod@canary upgrade latest

related recent discussion on YC about DIY solar: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45476820

related YC discussion about solar batteries on balconies in Germany: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45485806