Traubenfuchs

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by Traubenfuchs 3mo ago
It's really bad when you let opus do investigations on broken java or infrastructure stuff. It starts decompiling .jar, sometimes multiple versions of the same dependency, reading every single kubernetes/terraform file and loading
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by Traubenfuchs 3mo ago
I am still quite confused on the scientific consensus: Should we double down on renewable energy and solve its issues with lots of batteries or should we invest in next generation nuclear energy? Both at the same time? Does anyone know?
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
This actually makes a lot of sense, it's testing the luck of the candidate through the rng feeding the LLM. You wouldn't want to hire unlucky employees after all! Hiring managers of the past would solve this by throwing every seco
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Welcome to the cyberpunk future.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
I know people who married after meeting thanks to facebook dating.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Ours got fired for failing to sell the company…
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
I always only consider that once it's too late.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
I have a free 4 node kubernetes cluster running there for quite a while now. Even 2 nodes is still generous.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Can I make the acceptable thing "Roquefort" and name "Roquefort" as first acceptable thing? I love breaking games with meta tactics.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
> specialized hosting What do you mean? My private next.js fullstack slop runs dockerized on my kubernetes cluster and for auth I use auth0, because I am too lazy to run keycloak or whatever dockerized auth slop is currently en vogue.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
It would actually be good for us… I never understood why software engineers were so excited about open source and teaching everyone to code. Why aren‘t we more like doctors or lawyers?
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Modern web/frontend devs do NOT understand whole page navigating form POST calls from a pre JS era.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
No one left who could fix anything here by hand. Being able to handcraft compelling desktop apps and their plumbing is not a marketable skill anymore. Mythos, Fable, please do the thing with the VM. Make no mistakes.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
There is ALWAYS a need to scale up, upgrade versions, migrate from one database or scheme to another, cut services into more microservices, melt them back into a monolith, integrate more stuff, deprecate other stuff, fix bugs, increase perf
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
> Is that why there are billions dollars wasted in useless Microsoft subscriptions and services? Microsoft is still simply one of the very best at enterprise dealmaking.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
> Anthropic is getting here too. I almost exclusively use claude for all my professional and private needs. In my experience it's really good at adhering to my wishes in regards to sycophancy and pushing back. If you really want to
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Guild Wars was one of the most fun games ever. The crazy combinations of skills you could try in the random arena were so much fun. Guild Wars 2 and most other games are pure slop.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Slightly strawberry flavored fiber sponges.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
A CTO once asked me: Why do we have a test and staging environment? Could we propose removing them as cost savings initiative? During a time when cost savings where the number 1 priority. What a tiring world.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Ahh yes, the documentation for claude. When someone created a CLAUDE.md, then changed some stuff around and when I later had to touch that repository my claude was hallucinating classes, functions and architecture that was already long gone
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
Yes, yes it's coming. In 10 years.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
It‘s not an opiate, it‘s salvia divinorum or rather something even more awful like diphenhydramin. Psychonaut wiki: Notably, it is frequently reported to produce significant nausea and bodily discomfort ("body load"). Most people
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
You can turn off political content in IG settings and additionally add hashtags/keywords to specifically filter out content that displeases you.
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
I believe it happens randomly, either by timer or scroll. If you don‘t see it you probably did not read the article…
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by Traubenfuchs 4mo ago
There is a locust jumpscare on this page and it made me scream. Well done. Someone might drop their phone though so I don‘t support it.
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
Trumps art of the deal is trying to forcefully create win-lose deals instead of win-win or win-neutral deals, which, not very surprisingly, leads to other sides then going for the lose-lose deal.
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
I wonder how much damage all those countless bugs caused in real life. Does MRI low level code produce wrong images? Do some kind of unexpected http connection quirks happen? Does (LL)M inference produce randomly wrong and non reproduceable
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
I once failed all my goals agreed upon a year ago but got promoted anyways, because priorities had shifted and the director above me just really, really wanted me to continue building his reputation. (not at google)
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
Talking to dev friends, dev colleagues and qa colleagues in a space where everyone is doing high volume CRUD and cloud slop with many microservices and constantly evolving business requirements: Every single one is primarily coding with cla
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
> Viagra, Ozempic and ketamine, legal meth You sound condescending but each of those substances is currently positively life changing to MILLIONS of people every day. Viagra can give you your sex life back, ozempic can give you a healthy

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