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by 9dev 8mo ago
Is someone from Sentry here? It’d be amazing if you’d pick this up and extend your tracing into Postgres…
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by 9dev 8mo ago
I am responsible for security reviews. I never claimed it was that simple, nor that there was free lunch. I said it is easier to outsource it than to handle it yourself to an equal level of what a cloud provider is able to do, from a lega
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> Compliance and security testing does not go away just because you use cloud. The steps and questions will be different, but regulations like NIS and GDPR have extensive requirements regardless if you implement it yourself or buy it fro
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by 9dev 8mo ago
First off, servers on someone else's premises are by definition not on-prem; and second, it still leaves you with a lot of the maintenance, management, and documentation overhead that comes with operating infrastructure equipment.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
That's essentially the bet of https://oxide.computer
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> So much cheaper to operate and control. Until you factor in the salaries of the new employees you have to hire now, the cost of that hiring process, the compliance and security implications of operating servers on your premises, the on
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Putting your head in the sand and ignoring it all isn't a good strategy either. Like it or not, AI will be a part of the rest of your career in some quantity. Not just because we collectively decide that we want to use these tools, b
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by 9dev 8mo ago
That's kind of Salvatore's point though; programming without some kind of AI contribution will become rare over time, like people writing assembly by hand is rare now. So the distinction becomes meaningless.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
That is the policy I set up for our team as well—when you push, you declare your absolute responsibility for any changes you made to the repository, regardless of the way they were conceived. That is really about the least confusing part of
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> Their customers clearly don’t care about AI or Siri’s lacklustre performance. I would rather say their products didn’t just loose in value for not getting an improvement there. Everyone agrees that Siri sucks, but I’m pretty sure they
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by 9dev 8mo ago
All this drama is mostly irrelevant outside a very narrow and very online community. The demise of OpenAI is rooted in the bad product market fit, since many people like using ChatGPT for free, but fewer are ready to pay for it. And that’s
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by 9dev 8mo ago
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01660... Yuck.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Then you'll need to tell them democracy overrules commercial reasons.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
I’ll never not use 10.0.0.0/24 for the sole benefit of being able to collapse the zero and go ping 10.1 . Plus, most network admins think of you and aren’t so bold as to use the first subnet in the range, so I never had problems yet
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by 9dev 8mo ago
I don’t see the irony, frankly. I’m pretty sure any journey to the USA would end at the border for everything I have written on this American forum.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
not yet, but got multiple recommendations on it already. Might be time to give it a listen
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Ah, so you do have free speech, I take it? Unless you criticise a certain assassinated far right activist, of course. And don’t even get me started on flexing an imperial muscle. South America and the EU would like a word.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Before Trump, at least we had the hypocrisy —like, at least people would pretend to have a moral higher ground. Now there are just completely shameless thugs in charge. They don’t even bother to lie convincingly anymore; just listen to Kr
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Actually, you shouldn’t. You probably use an easy-to-remember password on SSH keys since you have to type them often, but that also means you’re storing one of your (let’s face it, the primary ) password you have in a single file, readabl
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> Open source projects around a need will continue. Things like youtube downloader fills a need. Good! We like things filling a need. > But many projects were showing off what you as a developer can write to impress a community. Those
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Eh, I don't believe that. Smartphones have amazing cameras, and we still have photographers. There are CNC saws and mills that will ship you your perfectly realised CAD prints, yet there are still carpenters and a vibrant community of
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Apple devices are pretty much unobtainable to most of the population of Iran due to a variety of reasons
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by 9dev 8mo ago
I didn't want to spoiler too much, but yes. They do.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> the plausible, strange, not-too-distant future in which AI models are autonomously running things in the real economy. A plot line in Ray Naylers great book The Mountain in the Sea that plays in a plausible, strange, not-too-distant
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by 9dev 9mo ago
The scale seems capped at a pretty low upper end? It feels like with all the mindbogglingly huge numbers usually involved when talking about space, there must be much, much worse events possible. Is it just that we don't know enough ab
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Ask HN: How to introduce Claude Code to a team?
11 points by 9dev 9mo ago|7 comments
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by 9dev 9mo ago
I feel like it’s a niche feature that got way too much attention. In a past job, we maintained a widget customers could embed onto their page. How much trouble we had with parent styles creeping into our widget and ruining the layout! This
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by 9dev 9mo ago
> There's exactly zero arguments for any kind of flat or minimalistic design outside of art, or if you want to make a statement. If that were true, road signage would look a lot different than it does. Minimalistic design clearly
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by 9dev 9mo ago
The reason OP gave for trying to achieve more reach was this: > it's been pointed out to me in harsh ways I could be easily growing if I tried a little harder, so I've invested more resources into the channel, equipment, actua
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by 9dev 9mo ago
There’s a neat little story called "Anecdote on Lowering the work ethic" that you might like. You can read the plot on the Wikipedia page here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anekdote_zur_Senkung_der_Arbei...

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