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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
I was never into hackathons. Usually something organized by a company and prizes awarded for something that managers without any Computer Science background or otherwise merit reward. I am only judging the ones I was offered to send in team
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
Very insightful, thanks. I just delved into it, starting here: https://react.dev/learn/react-compiler/introduction
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
See? It is about goals. There is a reason why landing pages don't use distraction. As a platform lead and product lead with millions of customers, be assured that you are not your customer. Never ever think of you as the focus of your
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
iPad mini is awesome for reading however, it took forever until Apple powered it up. Personally, as someone being used to the Motorola Razor foldable, which happened to present back then. It was really good and cool as well. I hated the eve
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
"When I use..." Dude, in business we think in terms of large numbers, internationally easily in billion times processing images. This wouldn't cut it. Also, do you buy the mega expensive super individually designed shoes from
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
Exactly, and all on an embedded system with quite restrictive settings and no overclocked Intel lastest generation combined with NVIDIA's 10k graphic cards.
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
I think that the author is right in everything he says and yes, there is beauty in it. However, the antithesis is also correct that there exist better solutions to solve the issues. Both premises hold true. I have an extensive assembler cod
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
You are on to something but going the wrong path. It is all about personal decision making and not enforcement by goverment. To put it: " * Government decides and approves about the filters we have on our feeds * the government has the
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
In all honesty: no, and no. Security, legal considerations, internal controls and tracking for monitoring. See, corporate means usually financial services. Money laundering is a thing here and there are deliberately checks and controls impl
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
With the European Chips Act I already a total disaster, please help me with your intelligence, thoughtful discussion to explain the feasibility of miracles to me in rational terms, since the EU is obviously oblivious to the fact, that they
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by _the_inflator 4mo ago
My tooth brusher: Take the <Brand Name Product Name> and turn on <THE SUPERAWESOME MEGE POWER INNOVATIVE BEST IN THE WORLD> feature to experience <Brand Name Product Name> unique... At that moment I felt sorry for this com
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
Another secret solved of the C64 mystery. Nice job. My first association fired up the many letter makers that existed at the time. Future Project build some great makers. They were common around 1986-87. They featured a whole bunch of chara
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
Disclosure: I am a member of an advisory board to Google and have some insights into internal aspects as well as decisions. I really appreciate and acknowledge Google's innovations since their inception. However I am also puzzled and s
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
One year ago finetuned local LLMs had a significant edge over ChatGPT or Claude. Look up in YouTube all the DIY videos testing LLMs on their own machines with different setups. Remember: one year showed up to be a gigantic leap in regards t
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
Do they care? I doubt it. If the feeling is right, humans go for it. Proof: Propaganda, DAT, teleprompter. Who cares, if the show is right? All the open studio concepts have limited credibility. Also there are a lot of incompetent people ru
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
It is called product development. There is a reason why startups succeeded because the founders actually ate their own dog food as well as solved a problem that many felt. Products are no projects. Product development is so incredible hard.
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
Trashing without offering a hands down solution is academic and therefore can safely be rejected. Please show me only ten of the SaaS you lead that rely on your CSS framework. You must have one, because you talk about structure and premises
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
I wasn’t affected because TanStack doesn’t feel like the juice is worth the squeeze. TanStack is so fragile and verbose just to ensure type safety allegedly. Debugging any decent piece of software alias usage in large applications feels nig
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
I feel the guy’s suspicion towards any high level language. I exclusively programmed in assembly on C64, Amiga and the recognized that this ain’t sustainable on PC because there are more and more edge cases or different machine configuratio
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
Every line reads like a nightmarish example of free will going its own way. "Blackmailing", as the AI has been accused of, emerged when these agents ran the risk of being shut down. So it appears to me that the data they train the
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
I agree and put it this way: LLMs sound so convincing presenting you the work it does rose colored and promising to give you more if you keep going. There is a 50/50 chance that it turns out to be right or letting you jump of the cliff
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
Despite China, IT development is a complete disaster in Germany. All car so called German car manufacturers UX/UI is horrible to say the least. Dieter Rams is the only UX/UI designer, who became famous - outside of Germany. Hartmu
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
The author is right but his message ain’t specsmaxing, because while somewhat understandable as a rationale what does it actually mean? In other words: specs can be as detailed as it gets, and this is why developers have a hard time when th
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
Apple got so bad with its products, so bad indeed that they took a bet on the low price sector with the Neo and abandoned the powerhouses. It is so funny, because due to the high profit margin as a relative share of the price Apple earns mo
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by _the_inflator 5mo ago
I think that multiple truth can be true at the same time without contradicting each other. As for the credibility: of course this wasn’t a statistical approach at all. Also there was no standardized procedure to allow comparison by factor a
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by _the_inflator 6mo ago
I have internal knowledge, I am closely affiliated with Google. Infrastructure and scalability has been and is key, as well as technical expertise still absolutely super top notch. Let’s put it this way: Google is the only company that know
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by _the_inflator 6mo ago
I really laughed hard. For the first time I think that devs get a fair warning: you work together with the customer and you are accountable and responsible for where it evolves from there. Social skills and likability, not being shy and act
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by _the_inflator 6mo ago
SF was exe + source code as zip file. And an admin that made all the decisions and had to for a project, I do not agree with details, because it was for me before and after git. So the hidden denominator here is and still is git, which spar
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by _the_inflator 6mo ago
Quarkdown is a step in the right direction. One step closer to HTML. Tough call. I think Markdown is not an authoring tool at all. In fact if you read through the changelog of GitHub Markdown, you will read a very detailed critique of the s

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