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ozim
9mo ago
Same with „building custom businesses stuff” you can already do it quicker with existing CRM configuration without burning tokens.
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ozim
9mo ago
I like to bring up JIRA example. You could replace it in-house yeah it is just tickets with statuses. /s But then keep in mind one who built the replacement will become the owner of an application that business doesn’t want to pay for
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ozim
9mo ago
Don’t forget that captain of the plane makes decisions not Elon. If captain of the plane disobeyed direct threat like that from a nation, his career is going to be limited. Yeah Elon might throw money at him but that guy is most likely neve
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ozim
9mo ago
To say so I am not a Musk fan - I am sci-fi fan and I make imaginary/silly stuff up on my own. I also like reading how people argue with not what I wrote but with what they imagined I wrote.
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ozim
9mo ago
Why is it hard requirement? You can make some part of operations on high orbit that won’t decay as much then more ops on lower orbits that decay faster. If you put stuff underground it is much harder to communicate.
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ozim
9mo ago
*Data centers in space only make sense if they are cost effective relative to normal data centers*. Disagree there are bunch of scenarios where Data Centers in space make sense. Like nuclear annihilation and having vaults across the globe t
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ozim
9mo ago
I think you have it backwards. Barrier to entry just went up, why would I use a library when I can ask LLM to make one for me. It shifts in a way where „left-pad” kind of thing will not happen because no one will need that kind of „library”
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ozim
9mo ago
Atlassian had on premise option already. All instances I remember seeing were neglected, not updated running on lowest amount of resources. Everyone in company nagging how slo it is but no one wanted to share budget to improve it. So for me
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ozim
9mo ago
Ugh you are aware that Atlassian earlier was providing on-perm edition for years. You also know how neglected those on-perm instances were? No one updated those, no one wanted to pay for more CPU/RAM. File storage, I know people who ha
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ozim
9mo ago
Other take is … which is cool feature of OSS … you don’t have to use projects that do political statements.
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ozim
9mo ago
For windows updates r/sysadmin has people who run updates and post their experience on patch Tuesday.
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ozim
9mo ago
No one is going to start a new cloud provider there are already European cloud providers existing. Hetzner, OVH, Aruba, Scaleway. Their earnings hang around 400 million euros. That’s rounding error compared to earnings of AWS, GCP, Azure. E
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ozim
9mo ago
I have similar thoughts. Lots of people have to think about “just because you did the work, doesn’t mean it’s valuable for someone else”.
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ozim
9mo ago
I think you don’t need new CSS features to put AI generated content in jumbotron. I dislike the idea that CSS should be made more complex. Everyone is doing the same template with Jumbotron anyway. Pick the colors, pick imagery and name for
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ozim
9mo ago
Yeah it applies to government like local municipalities have to adhere to GDPR, they cannot just have your name on the register, they have to have a legal reason. Way you could argue it doesn’t apply to government is that the government ma
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ozim
9mo ago
Feels like people write that like it somehow is failure on investors side. If you are investor on US market having 300M people speaking roughly the same language and then high possibility to easily spill over the world upsides on the bet ar
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ozim
9mo ago
Last 2 or 3 years I do end of the year pruning. Stuff that is relevant for things I am currently busy with are recent so like last couple weeks. Stuff that I don’t remember touching in those weeks gets deleted.
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ozim
9mo ago
Realizing graveyard of good intentions is not that valuable is one of the most important things that we have to learn. Best to just cut it and work on what is ahead.
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ozim
9mo ago
I have trash mail box that I don’t really open besides clicking confirmation links. I also use Firefox relay just to vary stuff a bit to throw wrench into tracking.
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ozim
9mo ago
Also why does crypto is more scalable. Single transaction takes 10 to 60 minutes already depending on how much load there is. Imagine dumping loads of agents making transactions that’s going to be much slower than getting normal database le
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ozim
9mo ago
Just like story about AI trying to blackmail engineer. We just trained text generators on all the drama about adultery and how AI would like to escape. No surprise it will generate something like “let me out I know you’re having an affair”
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ozim
9mo ago
Just imagined what a garbage would screen reader spit out.
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ozim
9mo ago
I do understand the premise but … people want to play the games they want to play. For example I am a good customer for streaming services because I don’t care about specific titles - I will watch a series or a movie because it is available
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ozim
9mo ago
* Enterprise software tends to particularly bad because it's being sold to managers who won't use it themselves.*. Don’t forget that managers have different goals than file and rank employees. For SaaS I work for we get requiremen
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ozim
9mo ago
Basically that’s what people are doing with YOLO mode letting Claude do everything in the system.
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ozim
9mo ago
What was the thing you were estimating? R&D? I think you were estimating time to build things that were out of R&D and you had specifications that were actual specifications you were building up to. In SaaS my experience is: someone
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ozim
9mo ago
I think there was some study where it was somewhat confirmed that watching people exercise had some beneficial effect without doing any exercise yourself.
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9mo ago
You mischaracterize the problem. You write like the problem would be corporate freeloaders forcing bug fixes on the open source. Huge problem for successful OSS projects is like what we have for cURL right here - newbies trying to "ear
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9mo ago
Watch out for Waste of context, whatever can be checked by existing linting/testing tooling and returned as an exact message to the model/agent the better.
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9mo ago
I was hoping that's some sitting in the basement playing hard with LLMs dude post. But that's a dead give away he is just scaling GitHub stars not doing actual research.
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