krater23

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by krater23 6mo ago
The idea is that some green ideologists think that when they don't need to drive a car because they don't leave their city, no one needs to drive a car. Because car driving creates CO2 which means car driving is bad. And they sear
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by krater23 6mo ago
Working without 3 monitors or maybe a good tiled ultrawide feels just like digging a hole with a spoon. But I'm the type of developer that needs videos or music on the side that the work is not just boring enough to stop it. Has nothi
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by krater23 6mo ago
You don't make $50 per day? From where you are?
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by krater23 6mo ago
Sorry guy, this has nothing to do with professional software development :D
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by krater23 6mo ago
Not the software is the product, you know? The tokens are the product. Selling cheap subscriptions to power users costs them money. That are the customers you don't want, so why hesitate to get rid of them when they don't want to
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by krater23 7mo ago
I don't want windows or linux, I want a OS where I don't notice that it's there. When I have to think about my OS, then the OS has a flaw. And currently nor Windows or Linux can deliver that anymore. Windows 7 after some cust
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by krater23 7mo ago
Linux is just no good option. Linux has it's own issues that make them unusable for people that don't want to put time and effort in their OS itself. Current example: Slidly incompatible unix tools, still not 100% complete, but re
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by krater23 7mo ago
I stopped to read because I had the feel that the writer has no plan about what he was writing. It's completely bullshit. Software regenerating, changing Requirements in a product thats delivered and comes without source. Completely bu
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by krater23 7mo ago
Bullshit! You project isn't finished as long as there are obvious major bugs that you can't fix because you don't unterstand the code.
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by krater23 7mo ago
I'm security engineer too and when it really will come so far that I only review LLM code I refuse to do it for fewer than my doubled hourly rate.
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by krater23 7mo ago
There is fewer then 2% of code a copy of chardet. When the developer of chardet had done it without AI, whats then? He is trained on the same code too.
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by krater23 7mo ago
Please don't. I don't trust AI code when we talk about my filesystem and data.
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by krater23 7mo ago
In Germany we call this 'Beißreflex'. It's all good, when someone reimplements something in Rust, no one asks for the license, but as soon someone uses AI to reimplement something, the search for something to complain about b
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by krater23 7mo ago
Can't say anything about the US, but in Germany when more than one cities have the same zip code it's just not important because there is only one sorting center for all cities with the same zip and they just sort per street addre
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by krater23 7mo ago
He just doesn't understood that every country has his own zip codes. He just comes from the land of the free invention of units of measurement ;)
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by krater23 7mo ago
This already works on most shop systems in Germany. The OP just have to learn that zip codes aren't international. You can't know everything. Why this automation isn't implemented when you select USA as country...I don't
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by krater23 7mo ago
Maybe first start with using non subhuman units like meter and celsius, then learn that there are other countries than 'The United States of America' and then fix that with the zip codes. ;P p.s.: Don't takt this too serious,
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by krater23 7mo ago
Just thought about. Who wins the most from a Wikipedia outage and has questionable moral views? The same who currently struggles to find paying customers for his services. The large AI companies.
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by krater23 7mo ago
Maybe this is the reason for this worm. Someone is angry because they don't got it in another way...
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by krater23 8mo ago
LOL....thats more a cold one. Just wait what you pay for the tokens when the enshittification has started and the bubble bursted. In some years you will see that no new engineers are coming along and your products are dying on edge cases th
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by krater23 8mo ago
As a developer, I don't see the PM as a boss or planner. It's the guy that handles the communication with all the people that don't understand what I say and ensures that they don't annoy me. A PM is not optional when yo
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by krater23 8mo ago
HAHAHAHA. Dodged a bullet. Do you really want to work in a enterprice where HR is so dumb to buy this shit? Just think, they hire all your colleagues.
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by krater23 8mo ago
fuck
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by krater23 8mo ago
Sounds like the cheapest way to remove mines from land.
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by krater23 8mo ago
As German, I can say, as long as not someone used mines out of glass, they will rot away in some decades. We still have some woods where you could step on glass mines.... But happy to hear the news. Some years ago as I was urban exploring t
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by krater23 8mo ago
WTF?! Really? Then the bubble is bursting already.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Why boycott? Just use their free services and never pay for it. Cost them money instead of pay them money is a step further than boycott.
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by krater23 8mo ago
The maintainer has used a hyped language to write a simple editor that already exists. Do I need to say more? OK. The code will be abandoned in 2 years. Maybe it doesn't comes to more features.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Making automatic updates mandatory is another name for 'Give M$ remote code execution'.
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by krater23 8mo ago
I still use Windows 7 regulary. And guess what, the virus and bot apocalypse doesn't happened as the support stopped.

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