bravetraveler

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by bravetraveler 18d ago
https://archive.ph/SrNY7
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by bravetraveler 19d ago
John Cloudflare: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=eastdakota
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by bravetraveler 24d ago
Everyone has a pace until they get punched in the model
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by bravetraveler 27d ago
Enforced by checkboxes on every login form, no doubt. Less sarcastically: I hope his corporate access is thoroughly controlled; we've seen him in 'full force', before. Article says no change for .org... this will almost sur
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by bravetraveler 27d ago
Corporate mandates, the most pervasive advertising campaigns one can imagine, and so on; yeah, discoverability...
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by bravetraveler 1mo ago
> assume everyone else on Hacker News does Eh, not to be rude/crass... but that would be inaccurate, if not hopeful. Myself and others don't, despite mandates; in fact, I aim to see this 'left behind' promise we
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by bravetraveler 1mo ago
At worst, needs another manager to approve. Now they can both saddle up on the velocity/time to market wave... together. The racket begins in earnest. How does a manager do this, they ask? I answer: the same way they do everything.
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by bravetraveler 1mo ago
Not yet, open to opportunities. Poppa needs a new hat, after all.
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by bravetraveler 1mo ago
Don't mind my tinfoil hat... but that sounds ideal :)
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by bravetraveler 1mo ago
Be brave, drop the LLMs. Make them put you on a PIP for doing your work without the chatbot. I assume this is astroturfing.
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by bravetraveler 1mo ago
How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat your meat?
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
> I don't understand what you want to hear ... in the near future. Interjecting, here. Perhaps not an academic repeat of five years ago; is this an eon for Technology or not long enough? I've lost track. Anyway, I appreciate
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Didn't think we'd have model launch pages so 'soon'; how long until we have something Steam-like and can preload our eagerly-awaited models? Anyway, eager to try [on hardware I own]!
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Paywall: http://archive.today/WU7gE
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
No. Let me help dissect; first half is quoted from what I mistook to be a well-known song and the second half is... I don't know how else to say this kindly, discernible (and all me) . The main reasons I'm not flipping that grat
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Third crack commandment: never trust nobody; your moms'll set that ass up, properly gassed up Applies every-which-way; the chat bot, the provider, the consumer.
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Your point, I suspect, is well-taken: choices are limited. Preference would be... any business which doesn't have the information to leak it in the first place. Retail, cash? Does that still exist? Anyway, this "we'll share
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Fourth crack commandment: never get high on your own supply
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Business intelligence, vendor free: I'm done buying from them. Call it harsh, that's fine. That's business, baby.
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Only wheelin' and dealin'
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/Lek29 For those without accounts, given faded body
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Don't come to me with something your mandated rubber ducky can handle; never in my life have I worked so hard to achieve so little. The only reason I don't do an equivalent of this, shared convo links, is that I simply don't
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
Should we give Claude another two weeks to see the results (cost/loss/gain) ... or just take whatever face value, now? Next time, on Dragon Ball Z!
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
I wasn't strong-armed into shitting out products before LLMs, but sure, continue. Convince me this toil is a good thing. edit: Bonus points if you do it without the word 'growth', my pockets/rental are, effectively,
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
... and guarantee the bogeyman is going to kick our puppies, or whatever? Hah!
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by bravetraveler 2mo ago
http://archive.today/G4V7M Vercel says no to my browser, so...
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by bravetraveler 3mo ago
Or as Poppa liked to remind me, if you don't stand for something (of your choosing) ... you'll stand for anything . Kudos to Codeberg, indeed. What's more... why aim for a single perfect 'remote'; they're l
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by bravetraveler 3mo ago
Worked for me, thanks for the fond memory
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by bravetraveler 3mo ago
> I get the feeling I was pitied for naïveté. I have to assume so, sadly. Peers have said my preference towards quality over quantity is why I haven't "launched" [ahead of them? unclear] ... as if they're nicely re
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by bravetraveler 3mo ago
Some skill overlap but that's it. I was incredibly surprised to find what I thought was a Site Reliability Engineer role was actually 'forward deployed'. I've taken to calling it Sales Recovery Engineering (lol

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