Traubenfuchs

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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
There's apparently no one left at Adobe in the whole software engineering chain from business person, over to ux/ui designer, over to dev, to QA to detect something like this. Do they even still employ ux/ui designers? User t
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
Recaptcha contains a whole maximally obfuscated virtual machine with its own bytecode language. It measures your mouse movement, clicks, timing, cadence, hesitation, consistency, tile clicking order, etc. Ambiguous tiles are deliberately pl
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
Some loonies fell for their AI girlfriend, so my half-response to you would be: Whatever it is, AI has it too, but different people have different thresholds to recognize it as such.
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
My company hired a lead architect and he stayed with us for less than a year. He introduced some overengineered shit we are still recovering from. How those people get to where they are and get hired for that kind of position is beyond me.
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by Traubenfuchs 5mo ago
>95% of software development is crud.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
“Google says 75% of the company's new code is AI-generated” „Fix the performance regression due to the menu layout recalculation loop bug. Make no mistake.“
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Valve and the few sane startups / small/mid sized companies you can be lucky enough to end up in. I was part of the transformation of a healthy mid size engineering led startup company that got taken over by MBAs and Indian employ
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
What were all the datacenters for???
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Does Duolingo send the taxi? Do they wait for the candidate to talk to his random driver? Are they connected with taxi companies? What about candidates that come by public transport or drive themselves? > Duolingo revealed When? Who? Wha
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
The language menu does not close when I click anywhere and even stays open across navigations. The poster buying carussel images swipe interactiom breaks zooming on iOS, when the one and only thing you‘d really want to zoom on here would be
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
My director expects me to get things done at an accelerated rate. I don't have the time to read code and gain in depth understanding of issues he wants me to fix which requires me to understand multiple repos I have never touched. I ha
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Where does a distinguished hacker news member hold their domains?
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
I live in the EU and just wrote my first PWA and that‘s not true, there is (almost) NO browser ui/ux. No url bar, no back/forward, no tabs, nor translation, no menu bar, no loading indicator, just… pressing down on a link shows th
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Why do we constantly change this? What technological advance was not available x years ago to dream up usb 4? We already know we will use the bandwith, why not dream up what will be the usb 8 spec in 20 years now and have everything working
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
This article is kinda worthless for layman without pics and examples. In which kind of bespoke packaging do they use glad?
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
If you are that unconcerned, why do you not provide us with your information right here and now?
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Yes. Meta stock is up 33% last year, up 122% in the last 5 years. If that isn't "being where you want to be", I don't know what is.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Nothing planned at Meta that can not be achieved with the decently competent engineers who will accept this insane surveillance and don't give a shit about whether they build weapons of mass destruction/surveillance/whatever.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
The majority of people working at Meta will never ever again in their lives get a job offer that good. Meta knows this and doesn't care about many of them quitting. They can currently scoop up an endless supply of developers that have
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
You can have a private chef make you michelin level pizza in the stone oven in the kitchen of your private jet though.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Anthropic‘s throwing out new models but the devs are NOT happy. Was all the goodwill people had for Anthropic products them selling unsustainably high performance at a loss?
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Different model limitations for different groups of people… Imagine what the military and secret services are getting.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
1. bind user to email 2. allow login via magic link via email, after login the jwt/cookie/whatever should have no expiration date 3. (optional) allow one user to have multiple emails + merging accounts/users (call it backup e
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Right you are! We aren‘t even in the real squeezing phase yet and everyone‘s already crying about plan limits and model nerfing.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Seems like the math ain‘t mathing for any ither but Anthropics pay-per-token API plan. Try it out and you will quickly see how much money they‘d really like for your excessive usage.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Google products ux is widely acknowledged to be a steaming pile of shit though, so I am not sure you should follow their example. Many of the metrics they use are obviously actively user hostile.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
Would you allow it on yours? As a shareholder or on the board of directors of your company I would not be pleased. Nothing nefarious about that.
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by Traubenfuchs 6mo ago
> Maybe the brain …is already damaged by reliance on AI.
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by Traubenfuchs 7mo ago
I estimate far above 90% of frontends do the same thing you could do with .jsp or .jsf 20 years ago and yet here we are still not having perfectly reusable frontend primitives and everyone doing custom development. We were closer to that wi
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by Traubenfuchs 7mo ago
How many of those are used regularly by more than 0.1% users?

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