mns

8 ms·

61.
by mns 1y ago
We have an app for our platform and that app has a news section, we were rejected because we had news about Android devices. We are at this point providing a filtered news list where items with certain keywords are excluded on Apple devices
62.
by mns 1y ago
But god forbid you have the word Android somewhere in your app, because they will then reject your update.
63.
by mns 1y ago
> But people want a good cup of coffee, even if they have to wait a little bit for it. I think the author is vastly underestimating what the majority of people actually want. It took me a lot to get this, but for many people, quick/
64.
by mns 1y ago
That's the kind of thing that a non-technical manager would say and put a huge amount of pressure on software developers to be X times more productive, using tools that actually make them less productive in real world conditions. It&#x
65.
by mns 1y ago
> But now I can ask legal advice from AI, which levels that playing field. Everybody who has a computer or smartphone and internet-access can consult an AI lawyer or doctor. AI can be my Harvard. I can start a business and basically rely
66.
by mns 1y ago
>evelopers haven't even started extracting the value of LLMs with agent architectures yet. Which is basically what? The infinite monkey theorem? Brute forcing solutions for problems at huge costs? Somehow people have been tricked to
67.
by mns 1y ago
> So with that in mind — Who is the product (LLM coding tools) actually for, and what is its purpose? It's for grifters to make more money by getting viral on Twitter and non technical managers that want to get rid of their workforc
68.
by mns 1y ago
The running community is intense. As a former "runs way too much" runner, you get very into it and it kind of takes over your life, it becomes your whole identity. Until you get injured from it and it wakes you up.
69.
by mns 1y ago
So we should expect that in around 10 years the CSA and some other companies decide that they want to create a new standard that, but this time make it right, and everyone will have to switch from Matter devices to the next - this time real
70.
by mns 1y ago
Because this is how the current corporate world works. It's all about appearances, someone can do whatever bad thing, will go on and say "upsie, I didn't realise that X is bad, it was an honest mistake" and then all is g
71.
by mns 1y ago
They are not losing any control because they never had any. The Bulgarian currency was tied to the DM and later to the Euro. The only thing that changes now is that instead of 2 Leva = 1 Euro, everything will just be Euro. It’s also funny t
72.
by mns 1y ago
As someone living in Munich for more than 10 years, 5 around Hauptbahnhof and another 8 around Theresienwiese, I think you’re exaggerating quite a lot, as well as the people below. But in general people do exaggerate and complain a lot abou
73.
by mns 1y ago
I was thinking at one point if all these companies just hit a wall in performance and improvements of the underlying technology and all the version updates and new "models" presented are them just editing and creating more and mor
74.
by mns 1y ago
Not sure what to say about that, I had an account with them, but I couldn't verify it, had email, phone and could be some sort of ID scanned - don't remember. Haven't used the account ever since and had nothing there, since J
75.
by mns 1y ago
I hate SMS 2FA because of roaming: I'm from one EU country that lives in another EU country. I still have my origin country sim, but it's a prepaid that I can top-up twice per year to keep alive (but because it's prepaid, I c
76.
by mns 1y ago
That's probably what it takes to get promoted to Director of Engineering
77.
by mns 1y ago
I don't know, this whole thread seems more like people explaining how they spend more time trying to dance around with prompts and ask the LLMs to do a task than actually doing something themselves faster and better.
78.
by mns 2y ago
I think this is something very general, houses in Romanian villages have benches in front of them where people used to gather like this, in the summer this was somehow the norm, less now, but it's still happening. One of the other opti
79.
by mns 2y ago
Some of the things mentioned in the post seem to work just fine with Garmin watches. Maybe because Garmin is just bigger they have the resources to implement some of the things (like third party devs publishing various watch apps and faces
80.
by mns 2y ago
I can give you an example here. We had to do some basic local VAT validation for EU countries and as the API that you can use for that has some issues for some countries (as it checks this in the national databases) we wanted to also have a
81.
by mns 2y ago
In Romania it's full of these pages that I never understood, but apparently they are used for 2 things: - filter people that can be scammed, you can see that people commenting on these posts and congratulating whatever AI slop you have
82.
by mns 2y ago
I fractured my greater trocahnter (not sure if this is the proper english name) in a bike crash 2 years ago. My doctor, seeing the MRI told me I need an operation asap. None of the hospitals that he sent me to (including a sports clinic) wa
83.
by mns 2y ago
What is a Staff engineer anyhow? Sometimes I fell like all these titles and roles pop up all of the sudden to replace already existing ones that were already too boring.
84.
by mns 2y ago
Without Spotify and the rest of the streaming services most of the people would just pirate music. I would probably spend less on music than I do now on Spotify per year.
85.
by mns 2y ago
What I don't understand is what's with all the China apologists around here, it's absolutely insane to me to see how even here, but also on reddit, for example, there is this wave of praising everything that a dictatorship do
86.
by mns 2y ago
Yeah, but here it's so obvious. The BEC (Central Electoral Bureau) should have checked constantly the campaign spending. They didn't do that, probably also not to upset the ruling parties that were doing their own financial "
87.
by mns 2y ago
Because this is what happens when the country is ran by corrupt and/or incompetent politicians. I've seen what people are posting and commenting here, blaming everything on Russia, but this is exactly the same message that the far
88.
by mns 2y ago
Open Telekom Cloud is a whitelabeled AWS, so they are still doing this, but with other technologies.
89.
by mns 2y ago
Sometime I think there's something wrong with me. I've used copilot, I'm paying for ChatGPT and we're also having the Jetbrains AI, and there's just something so off about all of this. Some basic things are fine, bu
90.
by mns 2y ago
> Look we still can't get companies to bother with real security and now every marketing/sales department on the planet is selling C level members on "IT WILL LET YOU FIRE EVERYONE!" Just recently one of our C level p

More ›