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by ozim 7mo ago
So 95% of the post is „regular software engineering” like, yes you cannot just process 1TB of data, you need to split it up then even if you split it up you might have limited budget for processing so think how you fit in that, make checkpo
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by ozim 7mo ago
I like the audacity of parent poster that equates 95% of implementations he has seen with 95% of all there is. When it easily could have been 0.01% of all there is. World is much bigger than we think :)
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by ozim 7mo ago
I was discussing similar topics with a lawyer once over some beers. Basically it would be best if you have no customers from Spain or country of your residence.
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by ozim 7mo ago
I disagree with take on Wikipedia or Wikimedia there was a lot of trash talk because they were totally obnoxious with their fundraising. I donated once to Wikipedia and then I was getting Jimmy Wales in my mailbox basically like everyday. T
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by ozim 7mo ago
People forget configurations and CNAME can be left when domain it was pointing to changes owner. Then someone unauthorized can make certs for not his domain.
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by ozim 7mo ago
I don’t need a crutch I am perfectly capable of writing vague slop on my own thank you.
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by ozim 7mo ago
I only want to charge 1CHF for each charged particle hauled in that transport.
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by ozim 7mo ago
Stop, driver should have license for hauling antimatter and as far as I believe no one is giving those out. That’s major offense in trucking industry.
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by ozim 7mo ago
I think CNAME redirections being not supported is reasonable choice. Would make my life easier as well but it opens all kinds of bad possibilities that bad actors would definitely use.
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by ozim 7mo ago
Story of my life basically. It is just too much effort to keep customization preserved.
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by ozim 7mo ago
I think you didn't get the joke. Idea behind the joke is that those apps were not needed at all in the first place, it is only that person from the joke had grand idea lurking in their head that those will be super useful. If those app
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by ozim 7mo ago
They do. I paid quite a lot for hauling and fixing alternator. Same with basic house maintenance prices are through the roof.
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by ozim 7mo ago
You can use web form to streamline the reservations or fill in drop outs. It is not always about getting more customers.
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by ozim 7mo ago
I don’t like that approach, because people who work like that commit all kind of crap to repo or cry that GIT ate their homework… Then we have line ending conflicts, file format conflict UTF8-BOM mixes with just UTF8 it makes more work for
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by ozim 7mo ago
Hey not every rebase has conflicts. I definitely rebase when there are no conflicts, then merge. When there are conflicts I merge „theirs” into my branch to resolve those so I keep mental model for this side and don’t have to switch. Then r
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by ozim 7mo ago
Hi well you see it doesn’t matter how many times you will repeat „I am not an expert I did it for myself and just sharing in case someone else would be interested”. Assholes will come out of woodwork claiming only experts are allowed to pos
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by ozim 7mo ago
That is why everyone even Microsoft themselves does Electron. Running with html/css/js has benefits it really is open and free development based on international standards and not locked into any single big tech.
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by ozim 7mo ago
And how do you solve that when you are one of those 11 apps when no one wants to talk to you because they have their work to do? Where you don’t have power to say that kind of thing. Well by asking repeatedly of course but you just piss peo
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by ozim 7mo ago
What I do see is somewhat curated cache of what stochastic parrot dreamed of so I don’t have to burn tokens myself. As I understand author is interested in the topic and didn’t simply publish total hallucinations.
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by ozim 7mo ago
There are projects where „real world feedback” will be actively harmful.
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by ozim 7mo ago
Have been there, we got pushback from users and we had to back off with releases. Users hunted product owner with pitchforks and torches. As dev team we were able to crank the speed even more and silly product people thought they are doing
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by ozim 7mo ago
My newest joke is: „I was able to vibecode those 5 apps I always wanted but never had time to code them myself … it is so different now because — I don’t have time to use them”.
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by ozim 7mo ago
Most rules and regulations are not crap. But whole compliance industry is crap. One way they inflate expectations to extract money the other way they cut corners to rubber stamp BS to make it as cheap as possible for themselves.
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by ozim 7mo ago
People hating software is such a good clue. Like that logistics company owner, he doesn't want to fill in your crappy insurance form, he wants to call insurance broker and have an insurance. Doesn't matter if you put AI in the for
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by ozim 7mo ago
SaaS companies/devs are in trouble - but for slightly different reason. That was the case already for something like 10 years. Earlier if you had developers and no domain knowledge you were able to land a contract building application
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by ozim 7mo ago
I think it was challenging 2 or 3 years ago. I plunged a year ago and it already was quite easy to use mainstream tools. I could run some local models with Ollama by just installing it. I could use coding assistance in VSCode. Connecting wi
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by ozim 7mo ago
I use it for spotting dummies.
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by ozim 7mo ago
Everyone at least heard stories of people who just want that button 5px to the right or to the left and next meeting they want it in bottom corner - whereas it doesn’t make functionally any difference. But that’s most of the time is not tha
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by ozim 7mo ago
Then you spend all your budget on code design sessions and have nothing to show to the customer.
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by ozim 7mo ago
I do live in an apartment and I am far from a millionaire. I don't have any of the problem - but I don't have "cinema sound system" as I mentioned whatever I have must have just clear sound and clear doesn't mean lo

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