mihaaly

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by mihaaly 2y ago
Trying and doing takes a minute for him, fixing it is a long process with consequence on all others mostly. All those opportunist-narcissist shit-stirrers out there rely on the prudent and consequently slow self fixing mechanisms of societi
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Do you need to eat shit to know it is shit? Isn't it enough to see, smell, you have to touch and eat it repeatedly so you can conclude: yes, this is shit. You are now expert in shit eating and the professional opinion is that this is r
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by mihaaly 2y ago
> As long as consumers keep making uneducated choices and companies keep copying one another, that's what we will be getting, and honestly, that's what we deserve. So true! So sad!
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by mihaaly 2y ago
; )
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by mihaaly 2y ago
The penny-fucking behaviour of huge organization in parallel of pushing at you unwanted (actually obstructing) messages in various ways, email, pop-ups and tootip suggestions and advices, CI/CD pushed on the user on a prominent way are
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I guess like those on NASA reels. Looks more honest than cloning the faboys at yet another music festival vibe.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
We have a saying in my home country, roughly: 'spoken words fly away, written words remain'. For reliable and specific matters using calls is unfit for the purpose. I avoid talking about those as a primary medium, being only suple
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by mihaaly 2y ago
"But many enterprise b2b companies have a more complicated product than Keygen and charge orders of magnitude more than they do." And how a call will make it simpler? Or why a telephone call becomes part of the service provided fo
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by mihaaly 2y ago
There are too much and overacted already, on (other than this) barely interesting things. This is not Hollywood or the Broadway (which actually also suffers from the mandatory celebratory pressure, justified or not [1]). Well completed good
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I still don't know. Starving the milk cows (push customers into losses) is never a smart strategy for those living on milk cows. Sounds more like inceadibly stupid. Or short sighted parasitic (squeeze all then run with the heist).
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by mihaaly 2y ago
It is so depriving to interview for new position the very same way with the very same narratives after three positions you don't really care about. Yes, I am a serial no-caring person now into three of my recent jobs after the initial
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by mihaaly 2y ago
It takes time to build and run the AI infrastructure to check the road infrastructure for potholes so they have some extra time not fixing potholes meanwhile, which is more like an actual job than a foggy idea and nervous brainstorming, so
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by mihaaly 2y ago
They are so desperate and clueless how to dig out the country from the hole it is headed that it is scary. Holding on to anything that promises the stars and heavens and an additional 13k jobs (... really?, not even 14k or perhaps 55k?). If
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I find the name expressive. Human RESOURCES. Desks, xerox machine, Vasarely replica in the meeting room, humans, printers, patents and inventions, inventory in the warehouse, etc., all the same. Resources. Buy, sell, replace, act like it wo
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by mihaaly 2y ago
And consequently when they started to give no f about if users like or not the new version of the app forced on them. So before the Enterprise Oriented Design.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Counter-thought: We are making brand new things here and not being in an assembly line coming up with the very same thing dozens to million times. We are paid to make new products never existed, having novelty elements in it desired to be a
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Consistency in huge legacy codebase is like virginity in a brothel: desired but non-existent.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Or slide rule! That devil, it wrote the homework of our granddads!
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Learning numbers in primary school and math is not looking up syntax of some very special programming language, not comparable, not at all. Not to mention that it is more laborous using an AI for this than spit out 180 in a fraction of a se
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Calculators don't do homework. Neither slide rules do.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
What I meant to be dependent on a single essential service that much with that much difficulty to overcome. Smells like lots of trust and hope (of things will stay as they are for long) put into the architecture. It is nice there is a worka
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Sounds fragile and pretty exposed. (Also a complete layman here)
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Probably the "we can do everything and anything right now easy peasy, for serious of just just for the heck of it" attitude needs to be dialed down. The industry promises the heavens and devilish charm while releasing not even hal
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by mihaaly 2y ago
> With Apple's keychain, and I suspect other companies' solutions, passkeys are connected to your account And from this account you may be locked out for various reasons anytime, as it happened to countless persons previously,
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by mihaaly 2y ago
It looks sensible assuming that Little Snitch has some high level manager agent inside Apple manipulating the company making these kind of sneaky attacks on customers' privacy that drives the sales of Little Snitch. On the end they wil
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Opt in works! If you do not want it (and that is >90% of people, who never asked for it, never requested it, but was forced upon them these 'enriched' lies and exposure to corporate greed).
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Awful UX! : /
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by mihaaly 2y ago
An analogy does not mean it is around the level. ;D It wasn't even the point of analogy dear. Help: the benefit/risk ratio is the point. What you think about using information is different to what criminals think about using the i
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Like us: make friends in the new places too! More friends, more fun, richer life! And I am also sure this is not something I had to tell, people do this way all the time, you do this way too I am 100%.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
What we do is making new friends wherever we move. Most of the time keeping the best ones (not all equal, not all relatives are equal either), keeping touch, visiting each other, making things to do together. Because it is good for us, does

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