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by donperignon 1y ago
Too late.
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by donperignon 1y ago
let me tell you something, when you ask: "What motivated you to make this? It’s not entirely clear to me from looking over more of your site. Seems like a lot of effort unless you and your family are believers." you are projecting
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by donperignon 1y ago
dont want to be rude, but your question shows how narrow your vision of the world is.
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by donperignon 1y ago
you dont need to be a "believer" to have interest in your culture and history. what we are in the west, our philosophy our way to see the world has been shaped directly from the ideas of people like Plato, Socrates and Paul.
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by donperignon 1y ago
its probably the most important figure of the Christianism just after christ himself.
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by donperignon 1y ago
Corporate bullshit culture. Hell on earth. If you have worked in one big tech organization then you know.
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by donperignon 1y ago
They are. Spanish organizations , the c-suite is always there by nepotism
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by donperignon 1y ago
Ah telefonica… that’s Spanish, same company that every weekend blocks cloudfare in order to “avoid” football piracy. They don’t believe in laws, well they believe that laws are for the plebs not for them, the elites
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by donperignon 1y ago
Because it’s embarrassing, and probably nobody understands why this works, depending on such heuristics that can completely change in the next model is really bad…
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by donperignon 1y ago
Personally gemini has been giving me better results. Claude keeps trying to generate react code even when the whole context and my command is svelte, and failing constantly to give me something that can at least run, gemini, on the other ha
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by donperignon 1y ago
Cringe.
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by donperignon 1y ago
spain block CF every weekend to try to avoid football piracy. crazy, but its happening and nobody cares.
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by donperignon 1y ago
this is a symptom of larger issue. some people are just proxies to other entities. before it was stackoverflow, now they channel the responses from the LLM. this people will be the ones losing their jobs, they are simply not adding any valu
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by donperignon 1y ago
"We have always been at war with Eastasia"
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by donperignon 1y ago
It’s called experience. Never say i know everything. I know this is hype nonsense that’s all. Thank me later.
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by donperignon 1y ago
good job! 3k github stars for you sir!!!
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by donperignon 1y ago
nah, i am too old, i already know that this is not useful and it will generate security issues in the short term.
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by donperignon 1y ago
I have the same feeling as 2010-2015 with the js ecosystem craziness. These half baked ideas. Please we need to stop, we don’t need extra layers of abstraction and tooling that is not really solving any problem, it’s just ego tripping to cr
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by donperignon 1y ago
Pretty advance stuff. Vibing is definitely a difficult skill to learn.
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by donperignon 1y ago
2025 and Jenkins still the way to go
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by donperignon 1y ago
If the context is not good for a Llm is also not good for a human. All this magical nonsense that is blooming around AI is tiresome, it needs to stop. Programming is not tarot reading or a slot machine. We cannot leave the security and robu
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by donperignon 1y ago
Yes, I agree. And it is not that AI is any good, but those outsourcing shops are most of the time not adding any value, all the contrary takes time to babysit them. Some of this even look like an elaborate scam, someone in the organization
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by donperignon 1y ago
I found just plain docker swarm better, or if you like gui’s then portainer is very good
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by donperignon 1y ago
This message doesnt make any sense.
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by donperignon 1y ago
It’s the first revolutionary technology that his first goal is to make money for VC investors instead of really change the world, the perceived benefit for society is just a sub-product of the ponzi scheme behind those VC firms.
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by donperignon 1y ago
Do you have an entry in your CV saying: proficiency in googling? It difficult not because it is complex, it difficult because Google want it to be opaque and as harder as possible to figure out.
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by donperignon 1y ago
Thanks. So the skill is figuring out heuristics? That is not even related with AI or LLM. But as I said is like learning how to google, which is exactly that, try and error until you figure out what Google prefers
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by donperignon 1y ago
But give an example? What did you do that you consider a difficult skill to learn?
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by donperignon 1y ago
I usually work with containers for repeatability and portability. Also makes the local env closer to the final prod env.
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by donperignon 1y ago
Yeah if I want I to develop I need tooling around me. Still trivial to learn. Not a difficult skill. Not an specific skill to llm.

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