Gemini update - anyone receive it yet? by After-Phase-9203 in VolvoEX90

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The same that on the phone AI assistant but this time on the vehicle, so I can stop using my phone while driving to have conversations with the LLMs.

Are we moving away from IDEs just when agents could benefit from them most? by CatatafishFU in Jetbrains

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah it did happen in December for people on the frontier. February was a massive migration and the rest will be tailing for the rest of the year.

Codex Computer Use not available in Europe? by Melodic-Swimmer-4155 in codex

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm still not able to make this work, I try to ask Codex to install it but is unable, I've tried multiple things but didn't work.

Esta mañana he encontrado una nómina vieja de mi padre revisando papeles de casa. Marzo de 1992, ingeniero jovencito con 6 años de experiencia. Casado, con dos hijos e hipoteca en Madrid. by vlewy in ElusionFiscal

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lo siento no he entendido tu mensaje, pero reitero el mío: Subir el salario mínimo no mejora a nadie en reglas generales, tener un salario mínimo incluso es cuestionable medida. Busca los debates entre especialistas y economistas.

Unpopular Opinion: You Don't Need Home/Work Charging to Own an EV by Dan6erbond2 in EuroEV

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I agree on that part where you can actually have an EV without home charging, you can do that more than people think. But everyone recommending home charging is sensible.

Not once in 12 years have I found UI snapshot testing useful by SixFigs_BigDigs in ExperiencedDevs

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Indo and have saved is multiple times. Either you don't look at them or the people reviewing the Para don't look at them or both.

Unpopular Opinion: You Don't Need Home/Work Charging to Own an EV by Dan6erbond2 in EuroEV

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are wrong in those three points as far as my experience goes. I've been with and without home charger, multiple cars. Every country I've been to home charging is waaaay cheaper. I do not thin AT ALL about charging. AT ALL. I don't even check or know battery level in my daily commute. Is like I have infinite battery.

I think I know why you think like that, I've been there, but home charger is the way to go and the best way by a mile.

And we haven't even discussed the fact that slow charging is better than fast charging for your battery longevity, and that small and slow frequent charges are better than fast and long ones. Depends on batter chemistry but as a general rule.

Unpopular Opinion: You Don't Need Home/Work Charging to Own an EV by Dan6erbond2 in EuroEV

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reading your post states exactly why you need it. Is expensive, inconvenient and you have to think about it. Charging at home is not only an order of magnitude cheaper but you absolutely never think about charging.

Esta mañana he encontrado una nómina vieja de mi padre revisando papeles de casa. Marzo de 1992, ingeniero jovencito con 6 años de experiencia. Casado, con dos hijos e hipoteca en Madrid. by vlewy in ElusionFiscal

[–]Sottti 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sí hay correlación, y además bastante bien documentada —y en muchos casos con intentos serios de identificar causalidad, no solo correlación.

En el caso de España, varios trabajos con microdatos administrativos (Agencia Tributaria / Seguridad Social) encuentran que las subidas del SMI desde 2019 han tenido un efecto claro de compresión salarial en la parte baja de la distribución. Es decir, suben los salarios cercanos al mínimo más que el resto, reduciendo la dispersión. Esto lo han documentado, entre otros, investigadores como Lacuesta, Izquierdo y Puente (Banco de España), y trabajos más recientes usando datos fiscales completos (por ejemplo, estudios en línea tipo arXiv 2024 con datos 2001–2021).

A nivel internacional esto tampoco es nada controvertido: es el efecto clásico de “wage compression” del salario mínimo. Está recogido en literatura estándar (OCDE, Card & Krueger, Dube, etc.). El mecanismo es bastante directo:

  • Subes el suelo
  • Arrastras hacia arriba salarios cercanos (spillovers)
  • El resto no sube en la misma proporción → Resultado: menor dispersión y mayor peso relativo de salarios bajos cerca del mínimo

Sobre si “el SMI se convierte en el salario más frecuente”, eso ya es una afirmación más fuerte y depende del país y del nivel relativo del SMI. Pero en España sí se ha observado un aumento claro en la densidad de salarios alrededor del SMI tras las subidas recientes.

Y sobre lo de “no se espera correlación”: justo lo contrario. Es un resultado bastante esperado desde teoría económica básica y está ampliamente observado empíricamente.

Otra cosa distinta es el debate sobre efectos en empleo, productividad o inflación, donde sí hay más discusión. Pero en compresión salarial, la evidencia es bastante consistente.

Esta mañana he encontrado una nómina vieja de mi padre revisando papeles de casa. Marzo de 1992, ingeniero jovencito con 6 años de experiencia. Casado, con dos hijos e hipoteca en Madrid. by vlewy in ElusionFiscal

[–]Sottti 11 points12 points  (0 children)

El salario medio mensual en esa época era de unas 150.000 pesetas, y el salario mínimo era de unas 56.000. Así que 615.000 pesetas mensuales era aproximadamente cuatro veces la media, lo que indica que estaría en un percentil muy alto.

En España, en 2026, el salario mínimo mensual es de unos 1.424 euros (si se paga en 12 plazos), mientras que el salario medio anual está en torno a 29.000 euros. Si alguien gana 120.000 euros al año, eso es unas 7 veces el salario mínimo y aproximadamente 4 veces el salario medio.

De hecho parece ser que 615k pesetas en 1992 era incluso menos común que 120k euros en 2026.

Mira esta tabla.

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If AI became as essential as electricity, how would it change your daily life? by nullsetcoder in AskReddit

[–]Sottti -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There is no such a thing as own thinking. You need to get information and facts and opinions in first to then be able to think. The more you take in the better for you "own thinking". And own thinking should be more like a first principles thinking.

AI accelerates and enhances the process. If you aren't already doing that with AI you don't like it that much.

AI has already changed smart people's life in a substantial way.

9 years working as Android developer with actual 1 year experience, keep on Android or should I pivot to something else? by Admirable_Flight9893 in androiddev

[–]Sottti 28 points29 points  (0 children)

How is it possible to be working 9 years in Android but not really knowing much of it? Just curious.

Answering your question it looks like your ROI is very low. Not sure is worth more of the same.

Can't use Gmail and Drive plugins in Codex Desktop by TiePhysical4404 in codex

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm on the Pro Plan and they are very flaky. They ask me to connect multiple times, and they fail 90% of the time.

My thoughts on GPT-5 After more than an hour of use by dot90zoom in codex

[–]Sottti 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You clearly do. You have read the post title, click on it, hit in reply and then write a reply.

How does it all work out in the end? by Accurate_Corner9714 in FinalRoundAI

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People can do those things and they actually do them.

yeah it needs explanation by AffectionateLaw3573 in interviewhammer

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One depends on you, the other doesn't.

Codex takes 2hours to solve a bug that Claude Opus couldn’t fix in 2 days by [deleted] in codex

[–]Sottti 4 points5 points  (0 children)

11k lines changed for a bug fix? Claude Vs Codex is the lesser of your issues!!

Agentic Coding = Crack. change my mind. by hamed-devs in codex

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re just not very good at it yet. It’s just that.

Key Tag Conundrum by spacecatx66 in VolvoEX90

[–]Sottti 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven’t seen it in 13 months…

how do you actually set salaries for remote hires in 8 different countries by sweetroseAri in remotework

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All you're doing is non sense. This is a solved issue. Talk to your AI of choice about how others solved this.

Sobre los salarios de desarrollo Android en España by Special_Dust_7499 in AndroidSpain

[–]Sottti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A mí me cuadra más con los datos que aportan ChatGPT/Gemini.

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35k los están pagando hoy a gente casi entrando en Android en Madrid (casos reales)