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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Uh, I've worked for a few years as a frontend dev, as in literal frontend dev - at that job my responsibility started at consuming and ended at feeding backend APIs, essentially. From that I completely agree with your statement - howev
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
I guess you linking to it was a self fulfilling prophecy If you read your own reference (not the picture, but where you took it from on Wikipedia) really really carefully, you might be able to tell why it so perfectly applies to you The per
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
I mean dont get me wrong, I work with Java basically 8 hours per day. I also get _why_ the API is as it is - It essentially boils down to the massive Inversion of Control fetish the Java ecosystem has. It does enable code that "hides&
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
It was literally just copy pasted from the linked source (the official Oracle docs)
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Ahh, java. You never change, even if you're modern HttpClient client = HttpClient.newBuilder() .version(Version.HTTP_1_1) .followRedirects(Redirect.NORMAL) .connectTimeout(Duration.ofSeconds(20)) .
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
There are often controllers which do indeed just mimic the signals. Doesn't work with every appliance, it depends on the way it's implement and if the manufacturer wanted to make that approach infeasible. But there absolutely are
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Personally I usually just create a devcontainer.json, the vscode support for that is great and I don't really mind if it fucked up the ephemeral container. Which for the record : hasn't actually happened since I started using it l
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
I've worked at a company that had a team call themselves Sauron before So occasionally I got mails by "some colleague on behalf of Sauron" back then
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
If your threat model includes the USA government then you can only go with obscurity, honestly - preferably self hosted with a completely locked down system that cannot initiate any network communication besides on the relevant mail protoc
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
> This morning I asked Claude to use a library to load a toml file in .net and print a value. Legit this morning Claude was essentially unusable for me I could explicitly state things it should adjust and it wouldn't do it. Not ev
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
i'd go one step further, they're going to turbo charge the NIH syndrome and treat every code file as a seperate "here"
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
i doubt it, honestly. atlassian is too deeply ingrained in big corpo with jira and confluence. this controversy will not have enough steam behind it to affect hteir bottom line whatsoever
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
> Before AI, I worked at a B2B open source startup, and our users were perpetually annoyed by how often we asked them to upgrade and were never on the latest version. And frankly, they were in point. Especially in the B2B context stabili
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
That's underselling it, honestly. They banned import/forced local production which ended in the trained workers then quitting and creating the competitor. That pattern played out with every large company that tried to get into the
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
It'd be great if PG came with a serverless/embeddable mode, that'd be the main missing thing in comparison to this tool. I know pglite, and while it's great someone made that, it's definitely not the same
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
You're seriously overestimating the average person's ability to understand what llms are. Look at all the influences, streamers, podcasters constantly asking em things and taking it as fact - live. Isn't the joe Rogan experie
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
fwiw, no llm ive ever used generated in the writing style newspapers and -sites use - hence i honestly doubt they've been given a meaningful boost in relevancy. their idioms would leak occasionally otherwise
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Mine was from websites 7 days I think. Randomly stopped booting a month ago (bsod after updates). Switched to cachyos - I've spoken with at least 5 people who have had the same bsod after updates situation in the last 6 months. If wind
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Not my experience, haven't used my printer in years. I was able to do everything digitally (taxes etc), and eg. my local Rathaus send me an email when my new Personalausweis was ready for collection just a few weeks ago
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
My first reaction was "well, who knows how much revenue they're actually doing" But at least the rumor mill has them significantly above that line: > Revenue: As of March 2026, reports suggest Cursor has surpassed $2 billi
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
To me, that argument would only make sense if the subscription wasn't metered... But it is.
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
You're literally spreading misinformation. Anthropic stance has not been consistent. There are even now still articles by them telling users about unattended use like in CI which would now be considered TOS Their stance has just been c
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
It's way more nuanced, because the subscription is older then Claude Code - and they only started to have a problem with third parties using it after Claude Code. (And not with the release, just some time after the release)
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Hmm, from my perspective, an essential step to legitimize "vibecoding" in an enterprise setting is to to have a clearly communicated best practice - and have the LLM be hyper optimized for that setting. Like having a system prompt
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Are we ready so far down I to the LLM denial mindset that we consider an author spending multiple months crafting this to be "worthless" and less investment then your casual reading?
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
honestly, i havent paid attention to it since ive put my last devops role behind me sometime around 2015. back then one of my jobs was doing HA via percona mysql (and later mariadb) master/slave. I expected that to continue to exist to
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Uh, that scale doesn't even need clustering beyond high availability. And as Jepsen showed, if you actually do increase volume, it loses consistency... Invalidating the use case for multi master entirely. So, ymmv I guess
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Personally the thing that really surprised me about mine was the amount of condense water builds up under the pads when I'm wearing it over a workday. My noise cancelling started to go flaky until I stumbled upon that - after I've
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
why would you want an audio notification for a light? it either turns on and it worked or it doesnt turn on. i see no value in having a ding or anything of the kind if i imagine constant dinging whenever i enter a room and the motion sensor
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by ffsm8 7mo ago
Oh, on that we can agree on! I was using opencode for the last few months, the main reason I went back to cc was for opus, and me preferring the sub over regular API pricing as I'm not using it professionally, only as a hobby. (At work

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