ozim

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by ozim 5d ago
It is not so black and white. I am annoyed by people who do bait and switch, like „we are open and promise free forever” - just after they build community or they manage to get some VC to talk with suddenly they start charging for project t
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by ozim 7d ago
Funny thing when reading that is as a human I read „crafted nervous system twice” like it would be done over a week or two. We fail to imagine how much time takes to „craft a nervous system”. Super scary how small are we in big scheme of th
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by ozim 7d ago
System is more complex based on possible states it can have or inputs/outputs. That is just maths here working. Two systems combined always will have more states and inputs/outputs. There is nothing to check here as it can be prov
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by ozim 7d ago
Weird question to ask, that is pretty obvious. Worst things happen always when 2 or more systems are combined because each system might be simple on its own, yet a combination is always much more complex.
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by ozim 8d ago
Few million? I would be set for the rest of my life if I got half a mill falling from sky today, I guess I could even make it work with 250k. Currently I am pondering how absurd amount of money a billion of dollars is. When loads of people
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by ozim 8d ago
My issue with this is that as I had my notes that I curated there was never return on investment for doing that. Running this would be nice but it still takes time and still there is no ROI for me. Of course there will be people who find it
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by ozim 8d ago
It is an unknown person for me that wrote something on the internet. Why do you need to spell it out like that?
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by ozim 9d ago
Debugger was there, hot reloading was the issue. Still I take debugger in Visual studio or Rider any day instead of VSCode debugger.
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by ozim 9d ago
Those were not programming tricks, but computing tricks or command line/sql tricks. Anyways I find it mind boggling how many useful actions are not known by „normal people”. Most people are really using computers in a very inefficient
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by ozim 10d ago
I like getting paid each month and not having to look for job. Letting it fail is directly opposing my need to pay mortgage.
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by ozim 10d ago
Have you ever filed any police report? Especially cybercrime one? Police doesn’t have any capacity to deal with normal cybercrime. AI incident like that is basically out of their reach. Maybe by „police” you mean FBI/NSA/CISA.
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by ozim 11d ago
File a police report :D You made my day.
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by ozim 11d ago
Because software is already absolved from accountability. Bill Gates introduced it in 80's with EULA where MSFT would not be liable even if your house burns down because of use of their software, even with flaw they would know. That is
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by ozim 11d ago
They can still try and have enough money to get away with a lot just like Disney with Disney+ subscription ;)
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by ozim 11d ago
Software industry standards are as in Microsoft EULA. If your house burns down because of known flaw in Microsoft Windows they are not liable (well as far as EULA let’s them, you can most likely still sue them). Software as big as operating
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by ozim 12d ago
If you check what is globally going on then yes, it looks like we are heading that direction.
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by ozim 13d ago
Crafting code in your preferred language in a way that it is easily understood by others or fulfills some other constraints while doing whatever algorithm requires can be as fulfilling as writing poetry. I can write „you live, you die, get
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by ozim 13d ago
I would say analogy is still apt. When you look at King Fu master as a software dev who refuses to use AI and MMA fighter as a dev who embraces AI. Vibe coders who know nothing about software development are untrained rubes who got mechani
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by ozim 16d ago
Violent people are getting locked up and then wait for trial in prison usually. So yes we don’t live in total anarchy but a lot depends on people being decent.
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by ozim 16d ago
Never hear of someone who was rear ended being liable. Guy behind should keep a distance that allows him reacting in time and he is responsible for keeping that distance. The same for skiing you don’t have eyes on the back of your head, one
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by ozim 17d ago
Everyone who is angry at „not giving feedback what is malicious” should remember that bad guys will also do so and with feedback they just get more information on how to make malicious sites to hide better. Google is not great but we all ca
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by ozim 17d ago
Let’s face it, justice system uses money as proxy for how important things are for society not for single citizens. As a society we don’t have enough resources to tend to every dispute. I don’t think there is a solution to that. Even if ide
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by ozim 20d ago
I don’t think Germany has favorable place for orbital launches. For any failure you would need to have an ocean in the direction of launch. Also not all orbits are equal because then you need more fuel etc. It is silly to say every country
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by ozim 20d ago
The BBC - well sun never sets on British Empire.
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by ozim 21d ago
LLMs learned from people xD
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by ozim 21d ago
I do that for my personal projects. Doing that on projects where I collaborate I would equate to pissing in public. That is also why pull requests are such a great idea in general, because GIT allows one to piss in his own garden as much as
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by ozim 21d ago
One problem I see all the time is that people are not using proper tools. Yeah command line is cool and all but I do believe most of the developers should be using UI tooling where staging area is showing nice diffs. Built in GIT handling i
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by ozim 23d ago
What are the rates of your HYSA? between 2.5% and 4% that's normal savings account rate and high yield is BS.
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by ozim 24d ago
I disagree because I have business people to have discussion with different customers on different timelines. I can't hard code any of the flags until I have big customers notified and onboarded with the change. So one would say why ar
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by ozim 24d ago
Well they had to because UK across the Northern Sea was their competition and so France just below, while having Germans next door and Spain not being an ally. Did I mention they are bunch of tall assholes anyways?

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