SeriousM

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by SeriousM 8mo ago
The problem is not that tech companies can be forced to do bad, it is that government entities are able to do so. This is quite the same discussion like players shouldn't cheat, yet it's not the fault of the game but the player th
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
Thats my situation. We're 5 devs for 5 years on a monorepo with about 50 services and worked on master without problems. Just from time to time a merge conflict. The only difficulty is to manage Release branch(es) with hotfixes. Discip
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
What's the benefit of using opencode ui vs vscode with agents?
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
Same goes for Trump, isn't it? I mean he has a very special way of talking.
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
... and understand. Whenever I vibe code something and there is an issue with it, I either have to step in myself and have to learn what was generated or hand it back to the ai to fix it. The generation of these meta documents will also be
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
The comments of the article just identify how much unaware the people are. > Put it behind a tunnel, vpn etc and most of issues suddenly becomes no issue. I use wireguard to access openclaw. So there is no open port online. Don't th
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
It looks interesting but the development seems to crease. Last release 2025 and the issues are stalling. No good signs.
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
Plasma-Pong was a great game
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
Interesting to hear that someone also has sdam (I didn't know the term before). For me it's like knowing about major events but everything older than 3 years is just blurred. Imagine a beach-leveling-net behind a car that just eve
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by SeriousM 8mo ago
Disclaimer: that's not my project. site: https://elder-plinius.github.io/GLOSSOP ETRAE/ So what does Glossopetrae do? Generates complete, internally-consistent constructed languages procedurally with a single-clic
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Glossopetrae: Procedural Xenolinguistic Engine for Al(github.com)
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by SeriousM 9mo ago
Octopi es an excellent replcement. Thnaks for your recommendation.
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by SeriousM 9mo ago
https://MachsEinfach.at I'm a software architect with 23 years of professional experience, mainly in C#/.NET environments, and I currently lead a development team. Over the years, my focus has shifted from purely techn
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by SeriousM 9mo ago
/s all we need are stronger satellites /s
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by SeriousM 9mo ago
It's the evergreen of ios vs android. Want to have something that "just works" you'll get exactly that. You want freedom of choice, here you go with all the freedom you can get. If you want someone that tailors the exper
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by SeriousM 9mo ago
To put it reaaaaaly simple, a PDF is like a notion document (blocks and bricks) with a git-like object graph?
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by SeriousM 9mo ago
Yes, "Everything" is the tool to use, but to be honest, why isn't MS getting the same speed? I'm a SE for 25 years now, sticking with C#. Microsoft always did great tech platforms and left the missing 20% to the develope
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by SeriousM 10mo ago
I'm not surprised at all. You can tell very quickly how much a customer is worth after he has paid. And airlines are a supreme example: starting right after the booking you just get barely information about the flight. On the airport y
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by SeriousM 10mo ago
Is canine for kubernetes as coolify is for docker? Lovely!
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by SeriousM 10mo ago
Nust yesterday I built a reconciliation helper for my budget. Claud Sonnet 4.5 is a beast. It got my iterative instructions and built a tool that pinpoints me the issues. Fast, beautiful, complete. That's what LLMs are for. TOOL BUILDE
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by SeriousM 10mo ago
What a wonderful and simple style. The games remind me on the games from linkedin, just without the dark pattern around it :)
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by SeriousM 10mo ago
I met my wife also at school at 16y and we're so glad and happy to be with each other since, 25y+. You put it in the right words: > Zero drama, mutual respect and affection, both still preserving some independence to maintain a „sel
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by SeriousM 10mo ago
Here's another one: https://amiunique.org/fingerprint It's important to point out fingerprinting, yet no ordinary user cares.
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by SeriousM 11mo ago
Should
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by SeriousM 11mo ago
LLMs are not nondeterministic. They are infinite state machines that don't 'act' but respond. Be aware of the well hidden seed parameter.
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by SeriousM 11mo ago
Isn't that what make.com tries to achieve? Already at 1c per node invocation...
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by SeriousM 1y ago
It seems to me, as not so 3d savy, that 3d objects and shaders have a similar connection as html structure and css. Nowadays you need a structure of objects yet the layout, color and behavor comes from css. In this regard, 3d scenes offer t
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by SeriousM 1y ago
And now at unexplainable 109usd/year. I really wish there would be a cheaper solution with the same mechanics.
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by SeriousM 1y ago
That would also mean that whenever I see a flat geo image, it could be a heightmap from a creator that was just too honest about scale.
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by SeriousM 1y ago
That's the definition of an advanced scaffolding tool. And yes, I subscribe to that. From time to time I use Gemini CLI for little tools I have no time to read all the docs of thinkgs I'm not used to, but in the end I need to make

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