nacozarina

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by nacozarina 1y ago
new chips will always have a c compiler available long before anything else
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by nacozarina 1y ago
your words should be the warning label embossed on every computing/edge device sold ever after: “These machines are token predictors with zero understanding. There is no consciousness that can emerge. It's just repeating the data
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by nacozarina 1y ago
our industry is led by hustlers not scientists, and we readily embrace & repeat pseudoscientific nonsense when talking about our “profession”. In that context, the modern sw dev purgatory we now occupy makes sense.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
yeah, googs can get rekt, I’m not even
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by nacozarina 1y ago
a url is at-best an opaque hash and if you spend more than one femtosecond/year on curating the discrete text of your urls you are completely unhinged.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
for all other tech, safety rules are written in blood, every time. we probably are going to repeat that experience, in some form.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
‘describe a solution that can be run on-premises using commodity hardware and no cloud subscriptions’ is what I always hear on this topic
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by nacozarina 1y ago
a hwhat killer?
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by nacozarina 1y ago
my first job: tend to 70k lines F77 on RSX-11M (pdp/11-44 pair) interfaced to it with SunOS 4 & C enjoyed my time with SunOS, not so much with RSX
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by nacozarina 1y ago
share your design, sure, but there is no reason to suggest Q-day is imminent, the fear-mongering is utterly absurd.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
because it is 100% wrong approach for that task there is nothing about rushed decisions and pair-bonding that ‘goes together’ those without relevant stories of regret quickly acquire them
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by nacozarina 1y ago
really? we’re gonna whinge about his hypocrisy? that’s what’s wrong with Andy you say?
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by nacozarina 1y ago
the thieves already steal with impunity, they have no need for a license and have no concern for reputational harm. the politicians will protect them as they were paid to do.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
running mx on my daily drivers for +5 years, no regrets
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by nacozarina 1y ago
the enshittifiers simply haven't yet weighted image processing fees with potential token charges; once they have, your cost advantage goes bye bye
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by nacozarina 1y ago
Tone in writing is wildly uneven now, there’s no coherency regarding the intended audience. You will be admonished as a naive child on one point, and heralded for wisdom on the next. And thus the fakery exposed. It stinks to high heaven.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
the allegations only survive because tournament security is poor. competitors need to be credibly isolated physically/electromagnetically during the match.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
all sizzle and no steak
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by nacozarina 1y ago
ai will get rid of programmers the same way electronic documents got rid of printers
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by nacozarina 1y ago
respect boundaries, most ppl sharing code with you aren’t looking for a relationship
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by nacozarina 1y ago
there are still a lot of on-prem outfits who only knew aws was afu because of news reporting and were otherwise unaffected by it. don’t tombstone the whole internet because of one circus. if it was a wake-up call for some to diversify thei
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by nacozarina 1y ago
just a repeat of the old fallacy that quantity beats quality; get everyone to put in 80 zombie-hours/wk and you’re not gonna get beat by a 90 hr/wk team, you’re gonna get beat by a 30 hr/wk crew that worked smarter part-time.
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by nacozarina 1y ago
awesome — another package manager !
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by nacozarina 1y ago
spin up a mediawiki container
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by nacozarina 1y ago
to make moar money
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by nacozarina 1y ago
python people love parochialisms & platitudes
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by nacozarina 1y ago
good, the more they drive off Windows the better
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by nacozarina 1y ago
that website has a bad bounce on ios