nalekberov

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by nalekberov 3mo ago
Mine is OLED, perhaps this is the reason I am not among those billions :( EDIT: You edited your comment after I submit my response. You cannot put arbitrary abbreviations and expect people to read your mind. Anyway, there is no point in arg
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by nalekberov 3mo ago
Granted “we” are billionaires. Not only you didn’t get the point, but you still hold on to your delusions: > life for our kin will only be better. Right? In this subscription economy? Where you have just limited time to watch the movie y
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by nalekberov 3mo ago
I don’t understand these rewrites, honestly, what is the point? Who have had any C++ related issues while working with Postgres?
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Every Way Meta Tracks You, and How to Stop It [video](youtube.com)
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by nalekberov 3mo ago
The internet will soon be flooded with even more scam landing pages.
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
> We don't want physical media, we want digital ownership rights! Don't confuse the argument! I don't know who's "we" for the author, but I DO want physical media. I want to have the feeling when I reach to
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
I don't know about many people, but the author for sure doesn't understand the primary purpose of code review. If the primary purpose of code review is to assess maintainability, there is no need for review, that can be done by au
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
Well, I guess occasional $4.7B fines are just the cost of doing business for Google. They have a monopoly in multiple categories, such as search engine, online advertising and strong dominance in maps and video hosting -- surely at this poi
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
I have been collecting many used CDs and DVDs for some ten years - some of them 15+ years old, some of them are covered in scratches and they still work pretty well. Clearly, you are: a. Spreading lies b. Exaggerating your experience Now, W
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
Who said that? It was Apple, who sold their iPhones at astronomic margins, created walled gardens. There could be other solutions to this problem - one being, signing exclusive deals with vendors.
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
> We have never seen a component price increase this much, this quickly. We have shielded our customers from these increases so far, but we have now reached a point where we need to begin raising prices on a number of products, includi
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
> not because I didn't like them, I still support Cloudflare and they're a great company, Great for what? Centralizing the internet? making it impossible to exercise your rights to delete your account? Not making alternative pl
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
Taste is subjective indeed, but for me they were more expressive and visually appealing than ironed out icons.
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
Probably no one caused more damage than John Ive to Apple (post-Jobs period). Removal of skeuomorphism, removal of essential ports, making MacBooks so thin that they wouldn’t work without overheating to name a few. I am so glad he is gone n
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
Humans make mistake then to learn from it. A really good expert would never deliberately copy-paste an obscure solution from the internet, then to ask for forgiveness later. AI agents do that, perhaps not always, but still do. Now the quest
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by nalekberov 4mo ago
I’ll just put this link here: https://killedbygoogle.com/
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
It’s also the reason, why you will never be able to repair or upgrade your computer in the future. From technological point of view these are indeed big advancements. However, I couldn’t care less about faster CPU when: 1. It limits my abil
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
What is the point of allowing a developer to spend $18,000 a year on AI subscriptions? Can't they hire a decent developer who is capable of producing a quality solution faster? Clearly, these decisions are all made by high-level manage
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
We will soon see "improved" 'AI Mode' most likely.
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
> If you want to go down that semantic route, then being an open source maintainer clearly isn't a profession, as it requires neither specialized training nor qualifications! Open source software maintenance without qualifications?
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
> Same issue there. A profession is an occupation that you get paid for doing. Wrong, a profession is an occupation that requires specialized training or qualifications. This means one can have a profession and still not get paid. > A
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
My bad, I meant profession.
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
No reasonable maintainer would recklessly merge something he/she hasn’t reviewed. Well, those who blindly accept whatever AI outputs… perhaps it’s time for them to find another job. Just because one offers software for free doesn’t mea
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
> Everyone is still learning how and how much AI should be used and we shouldn't be too harsh on opensource developers. The main problem with using AI in open source software is that millions of people rely on your code, but you ris
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
Sanctioned company != works for the government.
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
Any source to back up your claims? Otherwise it seemed pretty much a conspiracy theory to me.
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
JSON isn’t ideal either, however missing curly braces are much easier to fix than figuring out where you misaligned entries without going through entire config file.
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
YAML is the worst format. You are literally one missing tab away from breaking your entire configuration file. Yet the industry keeps pushing it for the sake of “simplicity” - for small configurations sure, it’s fine, but many hundred lines
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
> Not because they have fewer costs. Because they have more capability. This kind of sentences are typically AI-generated. What’s the point of an article about AI generated by AI?
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by nalekberov 5mo ago
That or they will be blocked completely. Who's naive enough to think that big corporations like Meta would care about human rights?

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