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by ozim 1y ago
Calculation is $0.05/request is valid only as far as AI companies continue to burn money as they are in grab the market phase. Once the dust settles prices will go up. Even if running models will be cheaper they will need to earn back
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by ozim 1y ago
I feel like this is the point where we start to make jokes about Honda owners.
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by ozim 1y ago
Just this year Microsoft removed 300 NuGet packages by mistake as they were trying to automate defenses. They got pretty bad press after that so you will get bad comments one way or the other. NPM ecosystem is very open it is not a bug it i
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by ozim 1y ago
You went too far and mixing IT with software development. Software development delivers products, internal products and solutions that should be leveraged by business to improve rate of growth. If you have software development department ch
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by ozim 1y ago
I would expect governments finally taking over. I believe they didn’t just because most of politicians don’t know anything about software. Being aware of the problems that “governmatization” of open source can bring it still is something I
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by ozim 1y ago
Downside is that it quickly turns to idea people coming over directly to dev team pushing BS ideas and requiring work to be done on that ASAP. You need a structure if you have org of 100+ employees. If it is smaller than that I don’t believ
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by ozim 1y ago
First they have to fill in KYC questionnaire and have no risky products if they did not have investing experience.
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by ozim 1y ago
Load some carbs with chocolate chip cookies as well, that’s what I would do. You don’t want to debug stuff with low sugar.
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by ozim 1y ago
To add to that rouge ISP employees don’t care if it is illegal.
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by ozim 1y ago
Periodic polling of a DB gets bad pretty quick, queues are much better even on small scale. But then distributed queue is most likely not needed until you hit really humongous scale.
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by ozim 1y ago
You just clearly don’t understand it is important that no one injects anything into your code while I am browsing it. With http it is trivial. So you say you don’t care if my ISP injects whole bunch of ads and I don’t even see your content
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by ozim 1y ago
Also Fridays and other days it is only between 9-15.
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by ozim 1y ago
Don't use out of support software or at least don't use out of support software exposed to the internet.
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by ozim 1y ago
Let’s be honest: “desktop-only” is usually an excuse to skip performance discipline entirely No, it is excuse not to invest money in places where users won't pay. For questions about mobile - yeah we get requests for showing it on mo
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by ozim 1y ago
Fun part is that world mostly doesn’t really work like that and they don’t really get the job.
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by ozim 1y ago
Yeah if you want to check if user is in someones else database you ask the user if the check can be performed. Then you will have the check already done if user doesn't agree even if he is in the other database it is not for you to mak
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by ozim 1y ago
For me it seems like cracking hashes is irrelevant in grand scheme of things. All the laws were passed so that companies don't not compare their customer lists without asking the customer first. I hope some government agency picks that
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by ozim 1y ago
Restarting? Huh I remember times when I was basically reinstalling the system once a month because of file system issues. Putting computer to hibernation nowadays works and earlier it would most definitely cause problems.
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by ozim 1y ago
And sometimes when AWS is down you have a nice electric brick instead of useful device. Totally bonkers.
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by ozim 1y ago
You do know people have imagination and guys back in 1970 already imagined pretty much everything we use now and even posed problems that are not going to be solved by our computing power. Dude watch original StarTrek from 1960’s you will b
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by ozim 1y ago
If you pay or get some people to finance R&D we can make it work, I guess we could market it as data recovery solution because I guess we can find every data in there, even from thumb drive someone lost in 2004.
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by ozim 1y ago
W just need R&D money to solve reading back from it, but that's just a matter of time we can definitely solve it in a year or two. This tech is just around the corner I promise, then we will be first to the market and all the big t
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by ozim 1y ago
Showing that you have access to all wallets will surely kill the market but silently getting abandoned ones and selling off would seem better choice. But on the other hand there are people looking at those abandoned wallets and if money sta
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by ozim 1y ago
I guess we have a perfect idea for vaporware here. (pun intended) I am putting my marketing hat on right now.
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by ozim 1y ago
That’s the fun part of observing influencers. Let’s say there is a dozen of them playing Minecraft, one could say they are in the same market competing with each other. But what happens really is some folks like dude with long hair, others
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by ozim 1y ago
Besides many nix computers I also have wife, dog, children, chores, shopping to be done. Unlike when I was young engineer I could stay all night fiddling with bash scripts and environments.
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by ozim 1y ago
People that want to make money on their software obviously. Connecting to a license server is pretty much standard. For Postman it is annoying because it was never explicitly stated and it seemed like they are cool kids making nice helpful
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by ozim 1y ago
Sounds like a lot of companies need to update their BCP after this incident.
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by ozim 1y ago
Postman is little potatoes - take a look what was done with free YouTube. Bait and switch all the same only stretched in time.
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by ozim 1y ago
Everyone accepted because it slowly became standard tool. I have business guys using postman and sharing collections is kind of must. I hate it, for myself I don’t use it but when having to share API stuff I have to use it because that’s wh

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