BinaryIgor

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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Yes! One could argue that we might end up with programmers (experts) going through a training of creating software manually first, before becoming operators of AI, and then also spending regularly some of their working time (10 - 20%?) on k
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AI and the ironies of automation – Part 2(ufried.com)
256 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|120 comments
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Modularity: Parallel Work, Independent Deployments and Organization Scalability(binaryigor.com)
1 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|0 comments
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I Tried Agentic Coding and I Hate It [video](youtube.com)
1 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|0 comments
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
I love LLMs for learning and discussing concepts, but the AI slop and people using the very peak of the current hype cycle to make quick bucks is causing a lot of societal damage. Is AI winter coming?
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The Quest to Replace Passwords: a comparative evaluation of Web authn schemes(cl.cam.ac.uk)
4 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|0 comments
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Python AsyncIO: Parallelism, Multiprocessing, Concurrency and Threading(realpython.com)
3 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|1 comments
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Even though the article is mainly about AsyncIO in Python, it does a very good job at explaining various terms used in Concurrency Programming in general and CPU- vs IO-bound processing.
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Nicely done! Thanks for the detailed answer ;)
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
I wonder how have they measured it... But in any case, one might argue that truly human writing will (already is) a competitive advantage - depending on the domain of course, we do not always care about that
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Interesting! How do you handle port conflicts? What ports for public exposure are available?
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Modular Monolith and Microservices: Data ownership, boundaries and consistency(binaryigor.com)
1 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|0 comments
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Exactly and arguably we will always - unless AGI
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Ahh - so many gems! "The dream of the widespread, ubiquitous internet came true, and there were very few fatalities. Some businesses died, but it was more glacial than volcanic in time scale. When ubiquitous online services became comm
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
In most cases, you're right, but then there actually is life- and safety-critical software; so I guess - it depends and that's also one of the potential ambiguity sources.
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
True; but I also think that the nature of software development is different from traditional engineering - we are not constraint by the physical world; there is more options, ambiguity and creativity involved
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Why Are Software Engineers (Not) Engineers?(brainbaking.com)
4 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|6 comments
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
AI slop at its highest. It was both a bad and good day for open-source; good that this PR was rejected, but the fact that a thing like this has happened and author's justifications of the AI choices and reasoning were really, really ba
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Super interesting project! Out of curiosity, how do you calculate Unique Fingerprint ID and Canvas Deep Fingerprint Hash?
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Interesting how C++ is still improving; seems like changes of this kind my rival at least some of the Rust use cases; time will tell
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
"There is no such thing as an AI strategy. There is only Business Process Optimization (BPO)." Exactly, that's the fundamental truth. The shiny tool of the day doesn't change it at all
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by BinaryIgor 10mo ago
Writing is such a powerful and often underrated and underutilized tool; I don't think it's an overstatement to say that it's at par with fire and should be in the top 5 of all-time humanity inventions/discoveries.
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Solid? Nope, Just Coupling and Cohesion(codeopinion.com)
2 points by BinaryIgor 10mo ago|0 comments
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AI and the Ironies of Automation(ufried.com)
1 points by BinaryIgor 11mo ago|0 comments
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by BinaryIgor 11mo ago
I have very similar experience. In my Nginx logs, I see things like that on a regular basis: 79.124.40.174 - - [16/Nov/2025:17:04:52 +0000] "GET /?XDEBUG_SESSION_START=phpstorm HTTP/1.1" 404 555 " http:&#x
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by BinaryIgor 11mo ago
Good points; I would definitely vouch for an independent standard for request signing + some kind of decentralized reputation system. With international law enforcement, I think there could be too many political issues for it not become cor
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by BinaryIgor 11mo ago
I wonder why is it that we get an increase in these automated scrapers and attacks as of late (some few years); is there better (open-source?) technology that allows it? Is it because hosting infrastructure is cheaper also for the attackers
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by BinaryIgor 11mo ago
Interesting read; seems like we are about to introduce different kinds of friction, where generative AI took it away. Without friction, it is hard (if not impossible) to differentiate signal from the noise
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The Role of Deliberate Practice in the Acquisition of Expert Performance(researchgate.net)
1 points by BinaryIgor 11mo ago|1 comments
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by BinaryIgor 11mo ago
An important paper discussing the role of focused practice in achieving mastery, as compared to pure talent on its own.

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