lordkrandel

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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
There is no boom, not even movement yet. But there's paradigm shift: it's not EU making barriers, they just acknowledge that the wind has changed. There is no State giving businesses money to shift from AWS to OVHCloud. If tariffs
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
Dhh the right wing extremist?
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
All marketing is based on people's irrationality. What would you buy AI for if it wasn't for hype and FOMO
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
Ofc the cloud offering has much more, but you have to consider that no other major ERP software comes with the engine 100% opensource, in the kind of market. So yes, you may feel Odoo community a bit incomplete and probably don't want
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
This is stupid. My father is 78, and he has come to another state to visit these present days, for 4 days. This site says 0. I don't expect this to work, but I guess it doesn't even contemplate someone having old parents.
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
Aaaahahahah that's was really funny xD
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
It's Python 3, no Flask (but werkzeug) and XML templates. It works for hundred thkusand clients, and you can install Odoo on premise as you like. I'm 90% dedicated to that. So... explain the "tech debt" thing, as I don&#
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
Odoo, Belgium, cloud ERP. Not very AI pilled, even if AI is considered and used somehow
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
Who cares about California? If you dont have family there, just head to Europe as fast as you can, one way ticket, don't ever pay the IRS to come back.
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
By hand written, I think he means something like a letter written by hand, or anyway sent via post. Not "chatgpt that is basically handwritten"
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
No, it's not care, in my opinion the key to understand, is the lack of pain, as both a motivator and a refrain. Pain is what would make LLM afraid of lying or dying. They can fake care, they can fake tears, but they cannot fake pain. T
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
You you you you. A rant article
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by lordkrandel 6mo ago
Yes, there are, but you're in the home of Silicon Valley investments, so I don't know what you expect to see here. "Look, we're optimizing turbines since the 90's, we need a tech lead for a replacement"?
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Well, if the physical object doesn't change, the encryptor won't matter. You can build another one that reads the key and stores it, and voila, a digital duplicate. I don't understand how this will protect stuff beyond your n
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
I won't even bother read this time.
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Yeah, I guess that for small projects, you can prototype and generate well and good. 20k loc is not much. A seasoned engineer can put code generation to good use. Yet, the cost of maintaining 4x the code grows exponentially, especially when
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Have fun then. I don't need to convince you, I asked reasons to be convinced. And this thread is offering me none at all! :D
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Oh, finally someone who speaks the truth :D yeah, security su*ks everywhere. True. But when you grow a product with time, you fill the holes one by one when you start losing water. With AI, you will have so many holes in your 15 days made b
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
I definitely can use a hammer, trust me xD you're just bar chatter trying to belittle me, maybe, but do you actually know me, brah
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Most startups fail because of no market or money issues, not because of product issues. You can build a wonderful cathedral and pray an empty god in a wonderful desert. Then someone cuts oil supply and the cathedral is not aor conditioned a
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Blah blah blah
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
> can give it a list of fields with validation rules and query patterns and it'll build me CRUD pages in a fraction of the time it'd take me to do so. Ah, is this what you do for a job? I actually have to accord accounting rule
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
If it worked, I would agree. AI just helped me finding bugs in some hashing function today, ok, nice. But only after 3 hours I got any result out of it, with 13 years of experience. My feeling is that newbies are creating todo lists with r
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
The thing is, AI is playing "tech chess" wonderful the first two moves, and then starts turning pieces around without much care, letting the queen die for no reason, but well, what a wonderful opening.
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Why do people keep ralking about AI as it actually worked? I still don't see ANY proof that it doesn't generate a total unmaintainable unsecure mess, that since you didn't develop, you don't know how to fix. Like running
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
I'm a nerd, and I have plenty of reasons to disagree
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
If you name a scale "corporate bullshit" you kinda want some kinda outcome
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Embrace it. Make your life worse and get less productive now. Wow. Is that how you're going to put down my throat another useless AI tool that makes too much code and doesn't understand what product, user experience and security m
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by lordkrandel 7mo ago
Aaaand 100% yes. Correct. I don't know why people can be so drunk to put billions after this feature that serves nothing but top notch translation, and text interaction to a mindless machine. Like, speaking love to a parrot, and since
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by lordkrandel 8mo ago
What is Windows 7 thing

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