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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
If you see life as some game to optimize only for yourself not the people around you then for sure as very high earners, easy to move somewhere else, and some do. But from my point of view that’s a sad outlook on life and it’s not all one s
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
Fun read, from a Swedish background "Uncertainty is weakness" seems so very American though and the opposite of both how we operate and what TheRightWay (tm) should be. As a senior dev working as a consultant for the past 8 years
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
A bunch of dash boards, tools and ingestion yes. Worked for a similar company with similar clients at the time. Making the data usefull in innovative ways was a big part of it so in a way sure part of it data science related. At the same ti
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
that's what illegal means.
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
yea pong working on linux doesen’t equal to gaming working on linux. Most games won’t start or play worse.
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
Not really if you ever tried. Barely playing music, games obviously don’t work if you ever tried playing games. (hint, game x not beeing terrible doesen’t mean ”it works”). like I said at the start this is fairly obvious.
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
It’s very obvious in 2025, have deleted all my social accounts, (maybe still a bit of reddit). Kids are definitly not allowed even close to it. 100% correct it’s about the business model/funding. Just make it in your basement and don’t
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
I know what Hari Seldon’s conclusion would be..
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
Right tool for the job. Linux for deploying stuff to, Linux or mac for working on the stuff you’ll deploy. Windows for games and everyday use. They’re all superior in their category and it’s too obvious to spend time arguing about.
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
I mean most of us don’t keep any organized notes and are fine. I can giggle sometimes when I find old notepads from the past but nothing I’d miss. Sounds like the author for sure made an obvious choice even if that doesen’t mean you have to
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
If you mean AI when you sai IA I think it's bigger than this. It's ironic at the point of time where it definitly starts to outperform humans in most regards we have maybe the most failing governance in modern history. I don'
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
Sure, I agree but usually around here there's some inteligent discussions so someone just accepting this without taking this into consideration seems weird. Pretty sure we can make food production more efficient and that it won't
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
How can you ”update” the model in 2025 yet not take ai or the collapse of american democracy and global trust into account?
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No More Companies
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
Been freelancing full time for about 8 years. Linkedin and some experience in my field and not much else.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
I don't recomend doing it at an afterparty spilling half the bag on the floor and spending most of the night worrying if your "benefactor" will kill you.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
No not really. There's no power in the world that can restrain this in it's current form even mildly much less absolutly. Why do you think that would be even slightly possible?
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
10k lines quick browsed the top 500 meanwhile all everyone cares about 2024 in the year of reducing costs is arm64 not distro flavor.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
Expand please. Last site of democracy (eu) under attack. Kind of important.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
It all depends on what you count/map. By some european definition Sweden has 24 islands if you discount all the small ones. We basically have an extreme anount of small ones from the last ice age. Bit whatever, it’s a great place to sa
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
I mean we all saw that but the entire text was about that they are very different because they feel different. Doubt you read it.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
That's true of course and an important part why everything is so polarized. Without getting too political I don't believe the current direction is sustainable and that the start of the down spiralling already has happened.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
co-pilot solved day 2 in a second, kind of makes me sad. I’ll try some of the others myself though they’re kond of fun. Would be fun to use as many languages as possible or maybe some convoluted micro services architecture.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
What other clean solution for variable reliable power do you know of?
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
You can’t outsource something for decades then think throwing money at something will be enough to pick it up yourself on a tight timeline. Nor be surprised if your interests don’t align with a chineese actor you’re trying to replace.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
Will check it out.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
Yes this was my first thought too. Nice to see this post on HN.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
Mostly consult as a data engineer not ML ops but I’m interested in some aspects of this. We have 10 years of parquet files from 300+ different kafka topic and we’re currently migrating to apache iceberg. We’ll back fill on a need only basis
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
I'm willing to pair up with fundamentalist christians to derail this with the argument that he/this is satan/the end of the world.
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by johanneskanybal 2y ago
"Four in 10 London children stopped driving and started walking to school a year after the city's clean air zone went into effect." And think of all the accidents avoided from these guys not driving to school!

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