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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I don't feel like Kim Dotcom is a reliable or trustworthy source. Most of what he said isn't really surprising though, but this completely stretches credulity: > Palantir is creating nuclear and bio weapon capabilities for Ukra
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Thanks, I've been feeling the same way. But it seems like we're some years away from the industry fully realizing it. Makes me want to quit my job and just code my own stuff.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I've been feeling this SO much lately, in many ways. In addition to security, just the feeling of spending decades learning to write clean code, valuing having a deep understanding of my codebase and tooling, thorough testing, maintain
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Don't comply in advance
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Agreed. I find most design patterns end up as a mess eventually, at least when followed religiously. DDD being one of the big offenders. They all seem to converge on the same type of "over engineered spaghetti" that LOOKS well fac
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
So bizarre Why the 10 day announcement overnight only to totally rescind it before the majority of US citizens wake up and read the news?
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
> swear to never devalue human knowledge of the problems we solve. Love this way of putting it. I hate that we can mostly agree that devaluing expertise of artists or musicians is bad, but that devaluing the experience of software engine
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I hate the implication that the happiness of employees is of no consequence and must be sacrificed for...whatever software is being produced. But I guess that's nothing new.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I'm tired of the carpentry analogy. It feels like a thought stopping cliche, because it's used in every thread where this topic comes up. It misses the fact that coding is fundamentally different, and that there are still distinct
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I'll also say that vibecoding only feels good until it doesn't. And then you realize you don't understand the huge mess of code you've just produced at all. At least when I write by hand, I have a deep and intimate under
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I thought for sure it was satire when it was first posted
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I'm not okay with AI taking the place of human creativity
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I don't see AWS as a PaaS at all. Heroku's selling point has always been how it makes everything way easier.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
This is such a weird press release that totally obscures what it's trying to say. Just use clear and concise language and treat your customers like adults.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Do the same experiment in the Claude web UI. And explicitly turn web searches off. It got almost all of them for me over a couple of prompts. That stuff is already in its training data.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Oh God. Anyone aligning themselves with Yarvin in anyway is highly highly questionable. He wants to completely destroy US democracy, and is at least partially responsible for the mess the US is currently mired in.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
It reads exactly like a WallStreetBets "effort post" where someone has some pet theory that somehow explains the market in a way that nobody else understands, but is almost always either completely wrong, or a vast oversimplificat
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Did you not read the post? You're talking from the space of the Builder while neglecting the Thinker. That's fine for some people, but not for others.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Trump has been repeating claims of fraud for a decade now, but has never once been able to prove even the tiniest bit. Anyone continuing to support Trump is also supporting his efforts to end democracy entirely. There is no alternative expl
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
> This marks not just the next chapter, but the next book in SpaceX and xAI's mission: scaling to make a sentient sun to understand the Universe and extend the light of consciousness to the stars! One of the dumbest things I've
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
If you have that many pictures, it might not be the best choice for you. I'm paying $60 a year, but maybe I have way less than most people. For me $60 is worth not having the hassle of self hosting, but if you'd have to pay $240 t
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
I went down the same rabbit hole recently, and there are basically no good options except to periodically do a full Google Takeout of your images. There were tools that used to work, but Google broke them. One of the many reasons I finally
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
One of the many reasons I continue to degoogle and remove that garbage from my life wherever I can. So many cases like this.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
If you want something equivalent to Immich but don't want to deal with self hosting, Ente is a good option. It's E2EE!
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Thank you. The AWS spaghetti is a trap of unnecessary complexity for most cases. You'd be shocked how far you can scale with a few good baremetal servers running something like Rails and Postgres.
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by Trasmatta 8mo ago
Real
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by Trasmatta 9mo ago
So many apologists for Tim Apple over the past year, but I think this is just who he is. Gladly embracing fascism and authoritarianism.
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by Trasmatta 9mo ago
"This billionaire" meaning Michael Saylor (for anyone who didn't want to reward the clickbait title)
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by Trasmatta 9mo ago
> We respect that Second Amendment right, but those rights don’t count when you riot and assault, delay, obstruct, and impede law enforcement officers — and most especially when you mean to do that beforehand. Absurd. None of those thing
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by Trasmatta 9mo ago
The massive public outcry against ICE would likely cause that to backfire. Look at the extent of protesting in Minneapolis. People aren't afraid of ICE, putting them at polling stations would intensify the outrage against them, and fir

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