chanux

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by chanux 11mo ago
"painful change management processes" God the PTSD! The best thing is, no one cares about those except for the ones who have to suffer through it.
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by chanux 11mo ago
Got caught out by this just today. Just wanted to try out because it appeared as if I can try it out.
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by chanux 11mo ago
Care to elaborate on Terraform/HCL issues? I have worked quite heavily with Terraform and went through the trough of despair myself. But after a while I realized 1. It does quite a good job at what it does, given the complexity it&#x27
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by chanux 11mo ago
Ah! This is so sad. The manager types won't be able to add an hour (actually, two) to the day even with AI.
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by chanux 11mo ago
That example sentence read more like a part of a LinkedIn post. ... Wait a minute!
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by chanux 11mo ago
Did my comment come in a negative tone? It was more of a genuine question, if it can be useful for machines while not being "visible". This thinking is a slippery slope though, because it can be stretched to a point where it defea
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by chanux 11mo ago
I thoroughly enjoyed doing all the exercises. It was challenging and hence, fun! I don't think I ever learned how it can be useful other than feeding the mind.
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by chanux 11mo ago
I have a feeling that if they do this, the economy would be hurt (somehow). None of us want the economy to be hurt, right?
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by chanux 11mo ago
I wonder if some of these accessibility features help LLMs (Given the programs that process PDFs to feed LLMs account for those.)
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by chanux 1y ago
> not every vacancy is posted publicly Thanks for this insight, hopefully would help me. Also, love the bit "small, honest teams". Aligns really well with my biases.
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by chanux 1y ago
Previously: IAC the way it should be: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45694835 New Infrastructure-as-Code Tool "Formae" Takes Aim at Terraform: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45753716
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Infrastructure-as-Code Platform Built for the Future(github.com)
2 points by chanux 1y ago|1 comments
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by chanux 1y ago
I recall that Amazon Q bubble at top right really gets my goat at work. I just checked on my private account and it does not look so bad. Must be a combination of things leading to the bad behaviour at work.
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by chanux 1y ago
IIRC Nassim Taleb proposed that every institute (or was it policy?) should come with an expiry dates. In work context there have so many things I thought this applies (meetings, policies, email alerts etc).
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by chanux 1y ago
I get you. I am with you. But isn't money/resources always a constraint to have a solid backup solution? I guess the reason why people are not doing it is because it hasn't been demonstrated it's worth it, yet! I've
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by chanux 1y ago
This. This always gets them. Just a matter of time.
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by chanux 1y ago
And there's no escape. The Internet was built for gambling and this.
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by chanux 1y ago
And from the other side: https://ente.io/friends/
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by chanux 1y ago
Everpix: Looked like good execution but they were probably ahead of time. Also this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6676494 Redmart (Singapore): Best web based online store to this date (obviously personal view). No o
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by chanux 1y ago
I looked for the same: The main site https://www.gnuhealth.org has a carousel listing various users of the system.
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by chanux 1y ago
I was also looking for a list of users. Found in a carousel in the middle of the main site https://www.gnuhealth.org/
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by chanux 1y ago
Amazing to see this project! I have had a brief touch with healthcare related software industry. The barrier to entry for any service provider seems very high (for very good reasons, I'm sure) I was wondering how a project like GNU Hea
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by chanux 1y ago
There was a time with a strong sentiment of Satya Nadella making MS great again. Oh what time does to things!
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by chanux 1y ago
Goodn't
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by chanux 1y ago
Right from the get go, I noticed the animation delays in Safari. (Most of the time, I'm the last to notice this kind of stuff)
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by chanux 1y ago
I have seen this reported widely, discussed in a few forums. This will also do nothing to this company.
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by chanux 1y ago
I have replaced manual (and tedious) download binary from Github releases and install workflows. Also switched from pyenv to mise for Python which I feel is an improvement in the experience.
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by chanux 1y ago
I was a bit slow to hop on mise because it took me while understand it (Likely because I entered thinking of it as a direnv replacement with more features). It especially makes life behind corporate barbed wires easier for me (YMMV).
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by chanux 1y ago
They would surely send an e-mail with the specifics if you are affected, right?
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Spotify founder Daniel Ek is stepping down as CEO(theverge.com)
5 points by chanux 1y ago|0 comments

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