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by moezd 6mo ago
Trump wanted tariffs on everyone to increase everyone's operations expenses so that he can somehow enact a protectionist policy. It was repeatedly shut down by the Supreme Court. Now, even with this ceasefire you will have the new Hurm
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by moezd 6mo ago
Believe it or not, once you start working for a regulated industry, it is all you would ever think of. There, people don't care if you are vibing with the latest libraries and harnesses or if it's magic, they care that the entire
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by moezd 6mo ago
Alright, at least now we can confidently put company symbols next to this incessant push towards Chat Control in EU parliament. Know your enemy, I guess.
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by moezd 6mo ago
Do you ship internationally, also with complete setup of the hardware?
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by moezd 6mo ago
That's the point: If you receive a bug report about "Copilot" and it will take you forever to triage what's actually broken, then the ticket gets closed because it becomes stale eventually. Therefore you don't have
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by moezd 6mo ago
More acquihiring for the AI gods, for they will never be satisfied until all shall bow to them.
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by moezd 7mo ago
Code quality matters when it becomes the code you have to maintain after six months. I'm honestly surprised by how some features of Claude Code seem to be held together with gum and duct tape. That being said, if you're just begin
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by moezd 7mo ago
That's the problem with electing too many people with law background to a parliament: They think it's a Model United Nations session and if they can get things their way despite many real world consequences, they celebrate with jo
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by moezd 7mo ago
Sonar as in SonarQube? That's an interesting choice for a name :)
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by moezd 7mo ago
Noooo, uv, you were the chosen one! (meme) Jokes aside, these tools are currently absolutely free to use, but imagine a future when your employers demand you use Claude Code because that's the only license agreement they have, and they
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by moezd 7mo ago
Oh this has the same spirit as that Washington Redskins episode on South Park. I'm lovin' it.
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by moezd 7mo ago
Interesting. A couple of questions: - How young are the kids? - How do they behave, especially with essentials like eating and sleeping habits? - Could you carve out a morning and/or evening routine for yourself? - How much outside hel
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by moezd 7mo ago
No, I never expect AI to one-shot (if I see such a miracle, it's usually because I needed a one-liner or something really simple and well documented, which I can also write on the whiteboard from memory). Try iterating over well known
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by moezd 7mo ago
AI assisted code can't even stick to the API documentation, especially if the data structures are not consistent and have evolved over time. You would see Claude literally pulling function after function from thin air, desperately tryi
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by moezd 7mo ago
Please don't give them any ideas. The last thing we need is to be pressured to select from 1) GitHub from Microslop, 2) Gitlab with that AI sticker, 3) Self-hosted pain.
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by moezd 8mo ago
The reason a tech company exists isn't solely your convenience. They need to find different ways to bill you, so they start by collecting telemetry. If their offering is a multi-tenant situation from their backend, then they need to ad
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by moezd 8mo ago
If you use an electric chainsaw near a car and it rips the engine in half, you can't say "oh the machine got out of control for one second there". you caused real harm, you will pay the price for it. Besides, that agent used
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by moezd 8mo ago
Git works universally as a storage backend, with some reasoning capacity thanks to commit history. It didn't need to include semantics about the code or build a tree of knowledge. That would be against Linux philosophy: Do one thing an
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by moezd 8mo ago
I sincerely hope this is satire. Otherwise it's a crime in statistics: - You wouldn't fit a model where f(t) goes to infinity with finite t. - Most of the parameters suggested are actually a better fit for logistics curves, not ev
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by moezd 8mo ago
I know one team, consists of me only :)
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by moezd 8mo ago
Unfortunately I'm also in the same camp, with SBOM generation, Xray, Curation, the whole shebang. I couldn't find these in the docs as well, which would matter in my case.
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by moezd 8mo ago
In other words, he's cooking the books again. People confuse being able to think big with being allowed to think big. With this much money loaned to him, protectionism and too many PR stunts, I don't think he delivered big enough,
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by moezd 9mo ago
This assumes people know more than just writing Dockerfiles and push straight to production. This is still a rarity.
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by moezd 9mo ago
Make as many third places as you can. People need to get out to do other things than work, and these should be low cost activities. If you introduce subscriptions and then ramp up prices, then you are the scum of the world.
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by moezd 9mo ago
In other words, yes we have CNC machines and electric saws and whatnot, reliable to a certain degree (you can still injure yourself badly), but it doesn't remove the need of a carpenter, because a carpenter also knows how to make a ham
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by moezd 9mo ago
No, we are tired of "social media" demanding all of our free time and utmost attention - and for what, our eyeballs on ads. We've seen that it brings no intelligent discussion but rather maximalist thinking in bubbles and hat
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by moezd 9mo ago
That's a solid answer, I like it, thanks!
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by moezd 9mo ago
I recall someone saying stories of LLMs doing something useful to "I have a Canadian girlfriend" stories. Not trying to discredit or be a pessimist, can anyone elaborate how exactly they use these agents while working in interdepe
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by moezd 10mo ago
In other words, OpenAI is a freight train without functioning brakes. There I said it.
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by moezd 10mo ago
This is just a coping mechanism. We know that C-level doesn't understand the tech they are evangelizing at all, and we know that at some point, they end up approving a lot of new middle management hires that are just as power hungry as

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