ozim

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by ozim 24d ago
It gets worse when you read financial "social media" people repeating BS like "high yield savings account" there is no such thing as long as I am alive, it is something from maybe 80's or 90's or even earlier.
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by ozim 24d ago
Not really because it works if candidates are trustworthy and you can evaluate the candidate without "hidden issues". Once you get all those applicants are good on the paper there might be one trustworthy, there might be one that
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by ozim 24d ago
The second problem was trust. I’ve been burned before by hiring companies based on Internet reviews. A lot of businesses seem to optimize for low-cost labor and throughput. The person who actually shows up has little incentive to care abou
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by ozim 25d ago
*Personally I think today's frontier models can be beat by training from scratch. Haven't proved this yet tho* On specific tasks sure on "generic performance" whatever that means for you not really.
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by ozim 26d ago
I like to buy specific brand of soap. I don't want them to know that, it is my right and so is running local LLM "wasting" money on local inference to keep track of my stack of soap.
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by ozim 26d ago
I don't believe this happened. Why would you go to a pub to talk to people if you have all those agents at home. Especially if one spent money on mac minis in bulk I wouldn't have money to spend on beer at the pub, just get cheap
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by ozim 26d ago
I was using Cursor in such way. Now I have to migrate to Codex somewhere soon.
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by ozim 28d ago
Your answer makes sense for me only if your boss is Elon. For all the other companies fixing a bug has opportunity cost, they pick what to spend their resources on. Some 5 minute bug feels insignificant but if all devs start picking 5 minut
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by ozim 28d ago
It is not "will" it always is money. There was an article some days ago where someone was claiming "with AI only you decide how many bugs you have" — well no the same forces apply because tokens are not free and business
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by ozim 28d ago
There is much more to it. For me personally it goes I like TUI/CMD for things I use as a daily driver, I know what I want to accomplish I know exactly what movements to do and clicking GUI items is just too slow. Then there are GUI thi
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by ozim 1mo ago
Now my room is 26.5C and 40% relative humidity, it is really pleasant. There are days where it is 24C and relative humidity is showing 55%, that's when I turn on AC.
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by ozim 1mo ago
Now think about that he is counting it like: He never had to hire anyone in the first place. He didn't have to make any contracts, deal with screening, background checks, recruitment calls. All that money he didn't spend he can sp
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by ozim 1mo ago
I watched the talk and you had quite a lot of run-ins with feds. It seems they kind of had some idea about this stuff especially after what you uncovered. There was a movie from 1983 called "WarGames" !?!? Why oh why cyberspace wa
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by ozim 1mo ago
I watched the talk and I wanted to be 76 to have that energy.
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by ozim 1mo ago
Correct me if I am wrong but I always thought http.sys is IIS. I guess if they can do changes to SCHANNEL but not to IIS for TLS stuff that would be good engineering. But it also makes argument mute ... because if Apache and Nginx and Caddy
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by ozim 1mo ago
Unfortunately LLMs made vector search more popular so it seems like something LLM specific. What makes it worse, a lot of people in the thread equate vector search with RAG, whereas RAG is the name for anything that model can query so a use
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by ozim 1mo ago
I think Bitwarden implemented some vector search in their password search feature ... totally annoying it gives me back all kinds of stuff that I don't care. I want fuzzy search like 95% of time and then I might consider having additio
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by ozim 1mo ago
I am always a bit annoyed with having to install URL rewrite module by hand as it is not included in windows server installation checkboxes.
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by ozim 1mo ago
No one connects to prod directly from VS in corporate setup. You do it via pipelines. It is for when you want to have accountability of deployments and at least what we had in Octopus deploy I could promote versions from test/acc to pr
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by ozim 1mo ago
It has newest TLS stuff like TLS 1.3, it has HTTP2/HTTP3 and QUICK implemented. I do think those are meaningful updates, well http2 was 11 years ago but QUICK is more like 3 years ago with HTTP3.
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by ozim 1mo ago
It never was native "too hard" it was always "too expensive". That's the same case finding companies that will actually pay for hand made LLM instead of using something from big providers will be hard because most c
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by ozim 1mo ago
Most of people just move on, as I don't see more comments or downvotes. So there must be something specifically interesting for you I suppose.
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by ozim 1mo ago
Well yes, I stand by my sentences. There is always someone out there trying to push on people just like you and the phrasing is not really that offensive and as one would say "tongue-in-cheek". Do you enjoy finding weak people tel
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by ozim 1mo ago
I think I am one of those people that caved in. I like hamburgers and beer and that is what I end up telling people but of course I tried to engage people and no one appreciated any higher level of depth besides burgers and beers. I am goin
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by ozim 1mo ago
Yes I do understand what author wrote as I read the whole thing, but I argue that title is not universally true. Like we have OLAP and OLTP, there are still batch jobs that need to happen before you can see your dashboard, we have multiple
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by ozim 1mo ago
That's kafkaesque and reads totally surreal ... but I have seen enough to know it is possible.
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by ozim 1mo ago
State surveillance builds infrastructure easily abused by bad actors, is a valid privacy argument. I see extreme comparisons, false binaries, and emotional framing, that is not really convincing me.
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by ozim 1mo ago
Have you ever been a victim of a non-violent crime? Loads of those just fall through the cracks of the system. "solving the case" is mostly keeping all documented until they stumble on to something obvious, like already known perp
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by ozim 1mo ago
How many kids do you have, do you have help or you need to take care of elderly parents while also taking care of kids. How much do you have to work, you work from home or do you have to commute? What is your level of stress? Because for me
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by ozim 1mo ago
You pick cheapest most replaceable item from all there is in IKEA and make it an example?

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