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by ozim 7mo ago
With current TV setups or projector technology I basically have cinema in my living room. As a kid who grew up in 90’s I would say it is easily better than what cinema had back then. I don’t have that high expectations of sound/video a
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by ozim 7mo ago
I think someone who has low level of English will benefit more from trying to write on his own. Unless they don’t care about learning English which shouldn’t be frowned upon.
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by ozim 7mo ago
From briefly checking the important one is: *Hoard things you know how to do* It will make everything faster for you - even if you can ask AI it will be more costly to do it from scratch. Also it is nothing new under the sun. In old days a
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by ozim 7mo ago
You have it all backwards. We are having simple and sensible stuff. But then bunch of assholes who don't know better and just want to milk $$$ will come over and ruin it for everyone.
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by ozim 7mo ago
Covid was just starting point, no one is blaming Covid. There are interest rates going crazy, AI hype, wars going on, visa rules changes, tariffs and trade wars. Offshoring seems like a silly explanation in current global situation, there p
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by ozim 7mo ago
If it is like 12 characters non dictionary and PW you use only in your homelab - seems like perfectly fine. If you expose something by mistake still should be fine. Big problem with PW reuse is using the same for very different systems that
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by ozim 7mo ago
You know that making CI/CD doesn’t mean you have to pay boatloads of money to a vendor. Putting up bash script that pulls repo and deploys it is already CI/CD. Setting up basic Jenkins installation for a technical person should no
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by ozim 7mo ago
Lots of stuff breaks only after 5 or 10 years. Because you most likely don’t have people who originally built stuff and knew why it was like that. Then customers and market changed so you also most likely have different customers. I had to
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by ozim 8mo ago
Good software isn’t always „software that makes money”. Of course it is important to do stuff that doesn’t make money. But if your goal is to make money you need software that people will pay for and people will use 20% of features but each
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by ozim 8mo ago
I would say I look at it from a different angle, big companies can afford specialists. Startups cannot afford specialized employee for database administration or setting up 401k. But big companies would definitely love to have to pay a sing
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by ozim 8mo ago
Big organizations need generalists too.
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by ozim 8mo ago
If they are research labs then this article feels like was written by junior researcher they just hired and he is so pumped. But this stuff is not going to replace current state of things as article claims.
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by ozim 8mo ago
The article reads exactly like written by a person who is much into the topic imagining use cases that are not there. It also reads like a junior dev or a student with „universal” having too much value in their own words.
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by ozim 8mo ago
I don’t subscribe to the notion that we are „new industry”. It already is well past 80 years and we can easily add computation jobs and record keeping that were there before those were digitalized. „Centuries” of experience in other fields
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by ozim 8mo ago
„only single parent needs to work” I always wondered how much truth that was. Turns out in 1950’s it was true for 65% of households. In 1960’s it dropped to 40% then in 70’s to 30% and in 90’s it landed at 20%. So while you could support a
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by ozim 8mo ago
Sounds like the point of the article is that you can just use the language and keep counterpoints to yourself.
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by ozim 8mo ago
The horror of picking tech working in it 10 or 15 years and then it suddenly becoming obsolete or irrelevant. Is something a lot of people can relate to.
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by ozim 8mo ago
There is art in engineering that we cannot deny. While some try to make it as exact science, it is not, there are things you still cannot put a number on and it works ...
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by ozim 8mo ago
For personal stuff yeah I hate subscriptions. For company stuff I love subscriptions, I don’t have to ask bean counters for money each time there is a new version, they just approve monthly payments and we are done.
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Claude just killed our startup(twitter.com)
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by ozim 8mo ago
Making a bad joke based mostly on my impression how Wolfram feels superior, but.. If you’re not smart enough to figure out how to buy it you probably won’t have much use of it anyway.
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by ozim 8mo ago
Irrelevant because you are not going to make new changes by hand. You will use AI for that.
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by ozim 8mo ago
I have set path as well but I don’t always know what is there in the fridge or pantry as my partner mostly cooks. So we make the list that I later sort to match my path at the shop. It speeds up my shopping a bit and sometimes I just pick s
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by ozim 8mo ago
AI companies don’t have 20 years, they have max 5 years where they have to turn to profit. They don’t have time to wait for all the companies to pick up use of AI tooling in their own pace. So they lie and try to manufacture demand. Well de
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by ozim 8mo ago
Maybe this will make it more clear, so big difference is that people can connect across the planet without "big social media". There are internet forums, chats, e-mail, blogs, there is no inherent need for "big social media&q
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by ozim 8mo ago
Sounds like you need to read up on dopamine and addictions a bit more. Gambling isn’t introducing substance into user system it is making use of existing brain chemicals. Social media companies engineered every piece of addictive mechanisms
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by ozim 8mo ago
To build gtk you are hit with GPL which sucks. To build Swift you have to pay developer fee to Apple, to build win32 you have to pay developer fee to Microsoft. Which both suck. Don’t forget mobile Android you pay to Google. That is why eve
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by ozim 8mo ago
No point is, it is the same company handling data with exactly the same process. They do it for all MSFT related stuff I guess.
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by ozim 8mo ago
I verified my account and I handed over the same info as I handed over when I was getting MSFT Azure cert exam. So it was nothing special for me.
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by ozim 8mo ago
I am waiting for Mac mini with M5 processor since M5 MacBook - seems like I need to start saving more money each month for that goal because it is going to be a bloodbath at the moment they land.

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