foobarkey

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by foobarkey 2y ago
If there is one company in the world who will not have any issues raising money, it would be OpenAI
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Well done, ai_bullish++
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by foobarkey 2y ago
7/10 - the easiest are humans that show fingers, AI-s seem really confused about how fingers work
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by foobarkey 2y ago
After a lot of crying no longer using GraphQL, just REST API-s
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Sanity starting to return
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by foobarkey 2y ago
No worries, we have since moved on and people who cant write more than 2000 coherent lines of code have invented a new solution called microservices. Now you can have very simple services that don’t turn into a mess! Well that’s the idea an
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Mostly joking here tho, at C level its worse then you need to battle the COO and CEO and CPO and need to be very political I am mostly fed up too, thinking of changing career and doing something physical like building yachts or something wi
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Become big swinger CTO
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Agree, obscurity is mostly not good to rely on, it allows you to congratulate yourself about defense in depth and what not but it’s a bit security theatre
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Trying to use MongoDB by default for new projects because of the built in HA, dumped Postgres because the HA story is so bad on bare metal (alright if you are ok burning money on RDS or simiar). Current preference: 1. HA MongoDB 2. HA Maria
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by foobarkey 2y ago
I tried it once 10 years ago, 0/1 success rate according to my datas
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Showed this to my gf, she said Indian/Pakistani guys are the worst on Messenger/Whatsapp, like to always start the conversation with dick pics. So I guess this makes some sense but I do feel bit discriminated :D
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Most of these seem like feelgood 0.01% savings
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Fair point, if the one with the most energy wins LLM-s battle then China looks like it will do even better At least West has chairs, chairs are like people :)
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by foobarkey 2y ago
So what’s the game plan to compete with industry in China in 30 years when they have built out enough nuclear to do anything? Adtech and LLM-s I guess :)
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by foobarkey 2y ago
They care too much about a job where they have no (minimal) equity and trying to reach staff+ carrot?
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Not a huge fan of scrum ceremonies (besides daily standup) but as long as people dont know what they want before they see it, agile is the best way. The waterfall things we already tried, does not work too great
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Dear CEO-s, There is a very simple way to increase engineering output by 10x, just remove everything related to these words: - domain driven design - messaging - kafka - microservices - react / angular / svelte - distributed Then
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Mixed feelings about this one, now every project has to start tweaking compiler options for lombok etc, I kind of like how it works out of the box. I guess if you have a crazy project and a lot of transitive dependencies there is a small ch
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Working on building my yacht and working on open source for fun (probably Debian developer) Maybe doing something with biogas, CO2 capture
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by foobarkey 2y ago
As long as people are willing to pay “anything” for their home - prices will always be near the max that they are able to afford. To be honest I don’t think capitalism is able to fix this problem, the only solution I see if government takes
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by foobarkey 2y ago
I am not using packer but happily using terraform/nomad/consul/vault - i have no problem with the license change
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Think of the shareholders! Or in other words sounds unlikely
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by foobarkey 2y ago
No, the company is hopefully in high growth stage at that point so ideally you want to join at x and get to IPO at 5x+ (or more) in 4 years. It’s sort of a combination of investing in low cap stocks and swing trading at the same. Getting th
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by foobarkey 2y ago
I think there is a sweet spot between risk and expected value, ideally earlier before the IPO looks like an obvious next step. Won’t be retirement levels of money in one go but I would say it is more like 80/20 (success/failure) i
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Objects should completely break down 1d after warranty expires so we can sell another one to the customer. This will increase economic growth, profits and GDP and helps with yacht purchases
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by foobarkey 2y ago
I vote for renaming it Kubernates, sounds way more high tech
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Yes I am using 2 digits code for source and 2 digits for type (0-9)
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by foobarkey 2y ago
I am currently using identifiers that encode the source and type in them. Mainly did it to make sure various backoffice ID-s never overlap, but added type since it is sometimes useful to identify object type just by looking at ID. This art
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by foobarkey 2y ago
Heartwarming boss

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