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ozim
1y ago
To add: But you mustn’t forget it. You become responsible forever for what you’ve tamed.
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ozim
1y ago
Lots of people are stuck into believing genius ones that didn’t have to practice, they would go out and make all great things. Where in reality they don’t see years of experience or time spent honing the skill. As much as I am not fan of Gl
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ozim
1y ago
No one is forcing you to maintain it … but successful projects have community and people who rely on the project who somehow trust the dev. Once you say „I am not fixing it” there will be lots of people who will stop participating in commun
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ozim
1y ago
Worst people I think I met would criticize me for attempting to copy stuff saying "oh you're just copying, stuff someone else made" or "oh that's simple this sucks, this music is only loops not real music". I w
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ozim
1y ago
Well „checklists” on its own are just an idea for which selling won’t work. Having dozen of checklists that work for specific scenarios would be worth it.
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ozim
1y ago
Meh only to be bought by Elon?
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ozim
1y ago
I guess you can make AI agent swipe for you. But before I go into details we need to sign NDA.
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ozim
1y ago
Growing up in 90’s I totally count my smartphone as something from StarTrek if not better.
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ozim
1y ago
OK it is faster as article claims but I want to see the tickets, team composition, how long they work together, team dynamics, assholes blocking PRs vs assholes pushing stuff to trunk „because they know better”. Amount of work that was done
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ozim
1y ago
That example from article should be regular comment not a TODO comment.
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ozim
1y ago
I don’t have the link but somewhere in last 3 years I read article found on HN. It was about the fact that lots of people actually struggle reading. Bad parts are that they don’t even know or they won’t admit it. Then they make people who a
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ozim
1y ago
Steve Jobs comparison is not great. You don’t have to be Jobs or have grand vision to make decent product that will make you money. „indie hacker community builds worthless, visionless widgets „ - I totally agree with this sentence. Those 3
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ozim
1y ago
Oh yeah the invisible hand of market that works after hundreds of children die should cover for that /s
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ozim
1y ago
If he wasn’t born yet in 2003 then yeah. I was born in 1980’s and for me what we have currently feels exactly like I live in the future. Personal computers from 2003 sucked and now I have much more reliable and powerful personal computers i
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ozim
1y ago
I think The Netherlands has it running quite OK. You don’t need new govt. dept. tax authority is enough. You do your yearly tax statement. In NL they have access to your bank accounts or more like banks and brokers are obliged to provide st
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ozim
1y ago
People who are from those countries that can nag on HN and know whant HN is are most likely still better off than most of their fellow countrymen.
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ozim
1y ago
Most people who can nag about old laptops on HN can just afford newer one but are cheap as Scrooge Mcduck.
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ozim
1y ago
OK now I think you don't understand all the implications of the status quo. Everyone writing about "future view" or "next gen" would have to prove to me that they really understand current state of things.
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ozim
1y ago
I see you mistake html/css for what they were 30 years ago „documents to be viewed”. HTML/CSS/JS is the only fully open stack, free as in beer and free and not owned by a single entity and standardized by multinational standa
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ozim
1y ago
Not fun part is that focusing on content will lead you to a place where you get customers using BS arguments for power play. You want to be able to do everything just right for the looks. Because there always will be someone negotiating dow
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ozim
1y ago
FF is my daily driver and I don’t see any issues. Do you have examples?
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ozim
1y ago
Great one to see, definetly vote up!
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ozim
1y ago
Well great but you did not write out anything more than I could understand as a 15+ years developer of C#/.Net from whatever all those people in Stack Overflow wrote. Do you have anything like running a business line application for co
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ozim
1y ago
You can have a lot of other processes and tests on other levels than unit tests ;)
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ozim
1y ago
Read my original post again. We don’t have bugs that all those “do it right way” people claim doing it for 15 years with good track record. You just contribute to BS scare tactics of people selling “clean code”.
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ozim
1y ago
You can write modular code without writing tests - I write testable code - I don't write tests. When I need I can always add them back, but I tend to skip it as mostly it doesn't make sense. But still cottage industry of "cle
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ozim
1y ago
Question: does anyone run "Server GC" for the ASP.NET applications? There is bunch of people copy pasting documentation to SO "explaining" server GC. I am running bunch of .NET stuff in VMs and never set "Server GC&
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ozim
1y ago
Just like all the fitness content. Get couple shredded guys and gals to show off how fit they are so everyone feels guilty they are snacking past 8PM. Sell another batch of “how to do pushups” followed by “how to do pushups vol.2” with “pus
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ozim
1y ago
That’s tricky part to understand. On one hand it seems she already has audience so she should have positive traction. On the other hand it seems like she started from 0 on the platforms and expected to be already a star “because I am an aut
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ozim
1y ago
I like “beg” as term for their notifications.
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