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by ozim 1y ago
Tell that to all those assholes that are making malware and scamming society on billions. Most of users are not able to keep themselves safe in the internet - they want to install all kind of crap without thinking too much. All of this is c
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by ozim 1y ago
I think google has incentive to get that data for themselves so they won’t give that up. One of those would be in corrupt countries you don’t have the „trusted 3rd party”
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by ozim 1y ago
Code signing is somewhat OK as I can get code signing cert using provider in my country that I can go to physically and show their employee my ID. If google does that then it’s not the worst. Worst is having to get my ID and all details sca
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by ozim 1y ago
They were not happy otherwise we would not have new requirements. Well maybe they were happy but software needs to be updated to new business processes their company was rolling out. Managers wanted the changes ASAP - their employees not so
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by ozim 1y ago
I don’t really see this as universal truth with corporate customers stalling process for up to 2 years or end users being reluctant to change. We were deploying new changes every 2 weeks and it was too fast. End users need training and comm
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by ozim 1y ago
Have the same, unless I am expecting a call or it is known number I am not picking up. It kind of extends to my house as well, like I have intercom disconnected most of times and I connect it back when I expect visitors or delivery. I was a
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by ozim 1y ago
Logical answer is to get reasonable people to vote when HOA is having vote. Don’t let Karen and her buddies run the meetings. People nagging about HOA seems like are not owners or not knowing how HOA works o r supposed to work.
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by ozim 1y ago
I will add this link once more. This is the talk on real software engineering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhdlBHHimeM
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by ozim 1y ago
I will add this link once more. This is the talk on real software engineering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhdlBHHimeM
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by ozim 1y ago
Operation that uses software developers not as code monkeys but actual business problem solvers that have also business knowledge. Operation that delivers features instead of burning budget on discussions. Operation that uses test/acce
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by ozim 1y ago
This is the talk I mentioned in my original comment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhdlBHHimeM
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by ozim 1y ago
This is the talk on real software engineering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhdlBHHimeM
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by ozim 1y ago
It still is engineering you only mistake design phase. Writing code is the design phase. You don’t need design phase for doing design. Will drop link to relevant video later.
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by ozim 1y ago
You either know a lot about designing cars or you know nothing about it. My guess is you know nothing about it based on malfunctioning airbags that should be possible to be replaced easily. Airbags are one action components so until they fi
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by ozim 1y ago
Sounds like we are in the end game for „move fast and break things”. Doesn’t feel like we can invent something that moves even faster and breaks more.
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by ozim 1y ago
Batter. Meatbags created liability system where if meatbag harms others they go to jail.
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by ozim 1y ago
There are older cars that have the same safety features as new ones but those cars are still expensive. I don’t remember any super novel safety feature that came up in last 10 to 15 years. Especially ones that could be just added to any car
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by ozim 1y ago
That's example how CEOs and guys on the top are not "all knowing, smartest, best of breed" just "relentless, lucky and in right place in right time".
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by ozim 1y ago
Oh so it is OK to post mediocre stuff on your own blog where no one reads. But trying to show it to people is not. I like „content guardians” everywhere saying „oh this does not belong to HN”, „oh this doesn’t belong to linked in. Fuck that
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by ozim 1y ago
That’s what I disagree with. For me Git is for managing source code. Everything else is trying to fit square peg through round hole. There are other tools for managing projects and better ways to version large files or binary assets. Git is
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by ozim 1y ago
I care to disagree on it being an improvement or not being good at tracking large files being flaw of Git.
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by ozim 1y ago
Kind of what I noticed for myself. When I was a kid I was trying to learn Linux and commands and it was disappointing. Over the years of using it I don’t need to learn it but I do need to look stuff up.
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by ozim 1y ago
It seems like all the money Steve Jobs had didn’t help him to be a happy person. Pretty much what I feel from reading Issacson and fact Jobs died rather early.
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by ozim 1y ago
Jobs is ultimately an example of how death doesn’t care what is your net worth.
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by ozim 1y ago
Yeah but GIT is not the tool for that. That is why I don’t understand why people „need to use GIT”. You still can make something else like keeping versions and keeping track of those versions in many different ways. You can store a referenc
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by ozim 1y ago
I just have to see how you get let’s say 100k copywriters trained to be carpenters. You also force them to move to places where there is less carpenters?
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by ozim 1y ago
I think maybe not storing large files in repo but managing those separately. Mostly I did not run into such use case but in general I don’t see any upsides trying to shove some big files together with code within repositories.
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by ozim 1y ago
Since windows started shipping open ssh I don’t have any use for putty.
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by ozim 1y ago
Well Qt license is not annoying. Qt the company is annoying because they make it super hard to use community edition and it is super annoying having per developer licensing with all kinds of super annoying BS one have to deal with when deve
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by ozim 1y ago
Qt licensing is annoying, GTK has its downsides. So we are left with Electron…

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