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by 1dontnkow_ 2mo ago
Yeah at my place our DevOps team had been asking for resources on our CI/CD pipeline for a long time but wasn't prioritized. After awhile, after introducing something like teams wide "Retros', we noticed they didnt want
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by 1dontnkow_ 2mo ago
Oh exactly the same here. Small company in Germany, QA team with about 5 people. But not all the devs are bad, just some are too comfortable with AI and getting lazy.
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
It seems it was one of those cases where the "InfoSec" Department kept doing all these trainings how we don't do that and why but some manager or head decided to sent that email and surely cant face repercussions due to influ
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
I'm actually curios to know how do you people visit the link securely? I guess a VM but could in theory something be resilient enough to misuse the Shared Clipboard or something to access your host machine? Also what is your go to OS?
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
Yeah at least when you interview locally in your areas, you get to meet them before you get a random test assignment. But also online, once or twice I received these Leetcode style sites to register and do a few tests before we meet, which
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
This reminded me when we I was a kid we had to split the wood for the whole winter and that was actually a huge job all day or few days and way harder than just a moderate workout. I hated it then but actually now I miss the time I spend wi
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
Yes but I have also coworkers who implement a full feature then remember to commit it, so we cant know for sure if its just that.
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
I don't wanna say but some people decide to do the unthinkable and that's how boulevards are filled with statues. You always have a choice, they just all suck. There were quite some that refused due to principles and beliefs, but
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
Well to be correct also the parent said "is also a big factor" so Id say there are like 10 big factors (or dunno) and society should ensure countries are linked and allied by those factors.
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
I use that quote alot too when it suits me but given we are actually talking about war and crisis isn't it more accurate to say: "Hard times eradicate most of the population and some survive with heavy PTSD and regrets, then after
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
Because most other countries don't even have a quarter of the military and resources the US has and there its usually about survival and defense of their borders with direct neighbors or at worst case region. But with the US military,
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by 1dontnkow_ 4mo ago
Look I understand he didnt give up on every good thing in life following his principles. But how many people actually resigned and wrote their reasons why? It at least gets circulated and discussed. Even at Google I'd assume people who
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
Thats very true and I think about often because even in everyday task e.g. "We need a new feature to download reports" then you get a ticket but still depending how much that is used, desired, invested in or marketed and all those
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
The thing with zero bugs is that software is very complicated not due it being harder than hardware but by simply that get some devs, POs, sys admins, devops and stuff and zero bugs will be defined entirely different. For example, in theory
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
Until somebody remembers to read those mails, the mission will be already over and forgotten. LOL
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
Id assume the result of hardening and verification prcoess would be entirely removing those softwares and everything they bring with them. Fork a Linux Distro, NASOS or whatever, adapt it perfectly to your needs and you'll have a softw
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
Quite true! These last years Ive been working at these companies where we have security audits from this very non-tech people, who have no idea what actually a CVEs is besides the "Severity" level. Way early in my career the &quot
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
How do you mean that? In my Linux Laptops updates never happen unless I trigger them and nothing really changes even years after the last installation. You could boot it up and use whats there and just never update.
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
Due to the immense resources NASA has why would they ever deploy this bloated software on spaceships? Wouldnt it make more sense to fork some open source project and slim it down and adapt it perfectly to their needs?
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
I have no problem with gambling as long we are absolutely sure its not done by children and teens, heavily regulated, strong limits (e.g. one play per day), required training or community memberships at addiction groups and things like that
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
I remember a company during the interview asked me are things I do not work with or don't like, especially since they had a very diverse team culturally where e.g. some folks couldn't work on any kinda gambling resembling platform
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
Just put it at top of values or some kinda culture fit or hiring policy document, and youre fine. PS: Not absolutely every company has to let go of all morals and focus purely on profit. Thats the beauty of companies, you can open and lead
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by 1dontnkow_ 6mo ago
Thinking gambling in any way or form makes the world a better place or just leaves it as it is, is utterly delusional and any contact (or support) with that person should be avoided like the plague.
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by 1dontnkow_ 7mo ago
I was thinking about this but sometimes its hard to distinguish between what the marketing of OpenAI, Anthropic and other companies say and what actually all the companies are doing throughout the world. Any thoughts on that? For example ev
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by 1dontnkow_ 7mo ago
This makes me think of a thought I had the last weeks and months with the geopolitical chaos currently in the world: While understanding the danger of dictators and technical mistakes and the chaos that would ensue, besides that, what would
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by 1dontnkow_ 8mo ago
How can we be absolutely sure this is actually an AI agent making autonomous decisions and not just a human wasting our time?
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by 1dontnkow_ 8mo ago
How do you report that account to GitHub? I believe that accounts should be solely for humans and bots (AI or not) only via some API key should be at all times distinguishable and treated as a tool and not part of the conversations.
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by 1dontnkow_ 8mo ago
You phrased it in a way as we decided to or somebody even asked us. I don't think that's how it works. Humans don't sit together and decide their future, we aren't that coordinated or united. But people like Elon and ot
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by 1dontnkow_ 9mo ago
Yes but we gotta understand that sometimes some things the citizens suggest end up on the law. So we should just continuously fight to keep that happening. Additionally, the EU and its administration, is a big group of people. There are pro
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by 1dontnkow_ 9mo ago
Hm, I'm trying to keep an open mind here so help me: Why exactly would that be weak? Given the resources and connections it needs, wouldn't it be actually very strong? Also, I'm from EU, and nobody in their right mind sees It

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