ozim

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by ozim 10mo ago
So prompt injection on humans
512.
by ozim 10mo ago
Refreshing, after narration that usually goes along the lines that if you can’t make transistor from sand grains while also knowing all the http details, databases and of course all JS frameworks you are not “real programmer”.
513.
by ozim 10mo ago
Yet you participated in discussion - that’s where it starts to become “we” though it is not an “us”. We who participate in discussion even though we disagree.
514.
by ozim 10mo ago
That’s the kind of realization like: If I get back to middle ages I will be smartest man on in the world - first question “so how do your mobile phones work actually and can you build one?” Well great you can compare compute power but can y
515.
by ozim 10mo ago
Confirming how many people actually seen the ad is worth big bucks. No one wants to pay for ads they cannot confirm and publisher can make up impressions - if you can catch publisher making up numbers you might get a huge discount or loads
516.
by ozim 10mo ago
There is whole range of “proven to work” - regarding testing you cannot prove that there are no bugs. Your job is to the deliver code up to specifications. Not even checking the happy flow at least is of course gross negligence. But so is s
517.
by ozim 10mo ago
That’s riding hype machine and throwing baby with bath water. Get an API and try to use it for classification of text or classification of images. Having an excel file with somewhat random looking 10k entries you want to classify or filter
518.
by ozim 10mo ago
Second this. Basically making sense of unstructured data is super cool. I can get 20 people to write an answer the way they feel like it and model can convert it to structured data - something I would have to spend time on, or I would have
519.
by ozim 10mo ago
I think the insight is that geometry on advanced level is fundamental for living creatures to create game of chess.
520.
by ozim 10mo ago
I would keep repos on GH but use Jenkins though.
521.
by ozim 10mo ago
I guess Jenkins gets back in the game.
522.
by ozim 10mo ago
But it isn’t. Guy posted the fact they sent bot for scraping. That’s not the intended use for CT logs.
523.
by ozim 10mo ago
Free providers have limits and this new time limitation will also play into that as there will be many more certificates to renew. Large companies will keep on using paid providers also for business continuity in case free provider will fa
524.
by ozim 10mo ago
I hope everyone will adopt ACME I still have to send CSR to the customers and they send me cert back. It is okish once a year.
525.
by ozim 10mo ago
I will say you are right. But ;) At the same time Universities worth their salt also get students that are most likely going to be more self staring. Likely good professors will fail students that need more hand holding because it will be w
526.
by ozim 10mo ago
Why do we expect school or university to teach „understanding”. It is like teaching snowboarding. You can get the pointers but students have to actually do the snowboarding - there is no shortcut. The same with knowledge and understanding,
527.
by ozim 10mo ago
I do believe that using Git GUI for those people should be perfectly fine and it would be good for business people in general to adopt Git for a lot of documents or content. But forcing people to use the tool is not the way to go as ROI dep
528.
by ozim 10mo ago
Part on Git not being content collaboration tool is just wrong. Code merges are extremely semantic. Changes over multiple files/places in project are the norm. Feels like author went on defensive mode against Git. But he is quite right
529.
by ozim 10mo ago
Most likely it will not be dishwasher safe.
530.
by ozim 11mo ago
I see a lot of comments about how patterns are useless from people writing toy apps or at least ones that never had to deal with really enterprise scale stuff. So for me they are like people building a shed screaming at people building sky
531.
by ozim 11mo ago
Yeah I make software that makes people feel something - rage - there are 2 types of software one that no one cares about and software that people use and voice their opinions about :)
532.
by ozim 11mo ago
I guess one level of inheritance is bearable, downside is once you start, there will be people coming in later adding more.
533.
by ozim 11mo ago
Unfortunately a lot of it is also because of illiteracy. Lots of people hide the fact that they struggle with reading and a lot of people hide or try to hide the fact they don’t understand something.
534.
by ozim 11mo ago
It is an extremely high bar if you aim for super popular topics. You might want to spend time on some niche topic and there might be people who don’t have time to dabble in that topic but would be happy if someone did it for them.
535.
by ozim 11mo ago
Inheritance everywhere leads to hell. As much in applications code it is easy to curb, for test code it is just really hard to get people to understand all this duplication that should be there in tests is GOOD.
536.
by ozim 11mo ago
They don't have EntraId like stuff so management of employees access and licensing in single env - maybe they should pair up with some SSO provider.
537.
by ozim 11mo ago
* Intuitively it seems like text-first documents (markdown, etc.) should better lend themselves to tools like diff or git, or any other collaboration tool, especially a real-time edit tool.* Well don’t explain it to me I know that stuff. G
538.
by ozim 11mo ago
One thing that is missing that nowadays you get O365 so also management of employees access and licensing in single env. You get backups, file synchronization, real time collaboration. Setting and running all of that is as simple as making
539.
by ozim 11mo ago
I think in cases of people with Alzheimer’s or other elderly people who can’t really operate things besides play/stop/next dumb screen isn’t going to work. Mostly because you have to hook up something else that will require additi
540.
by ozim 11mo ago
In my book that’s a different topic entirely. People want free stuff because VC burning money on bait and switch conditioned them so. While also VC fueled companies took advantage of people doing their hobbies. YouTube as main example of co

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