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901.
by ozim 1y ago
Self hosting at home - what is higher risk? Your HDD dying or losing Gmail account? Oh now you don’t only self host, now you have to have space to keep gear, plan backups, install updates, oh would be good to test updates so some bug doesn’
902.
by ozim 1y ago
I think few cents do represent it. Production alone per piece is more like really small fraction of a cent.
903.
by ozim 1y ago
And when you had to update version and pay new version license you got push back from bean counters, because current runs fine - and bean counters didn’t like to hear now we have to pay 10x or 100x because no one wanted to spend money on in
904.
by ozim 1y ago
Because your imagination stopped at chat interface asking for funny cat pictures. There are prompts to be used with API an inside automated workflows and more to it.
905.
by ozim 1y ago
To maintain ;) the software.
906.
by ozim 1y ago
Also how common sense can exist with LLM? There is no common sense with it - it is just an illusion.
907.
by ozim 1y ago
Lots of those „prompt engineering” things would be nice to teach to business people as they seem to lack common sense. Like writing out clear requirements.
908.
by ozim 1y ago
I build web applications that run on top of databases, web servers and frameworks. I do need to understand how indexes in db engine work, I need to understand there might be socket exhaustion in the system, I do need to understand how my fr
909.
by ozim 1y ago
I have different experience - usually it is tech people that are toxic and trying to prove candidates are stupid because they didn’t know that one thing person asking lives by and is his bread and butter. It is like they are never intereste
910.
by ozim 1y ago
Parent was nagging that “tech” is somehow stuck on the notion people are of a fixed mindset and was writing like it wasn’t true, because devs would somehow be different - or himself for sure.
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by ozim 1y ago
I have seen enough devs being corporate drones and people who say they want to learn but do nothing to be tilting towards “fixed mindset”. I do have myself as a counter example but that’s small N and as usual always others are lazy ;)
912.
by ozim 1y ago
Well basic markdown is super useful to do stuff quickly. Problem is when people started to build systems upon systems upon something that should not be used for more complicated cases. Maybe not a problem because I don't care but I jus
913.
by ozim 1y ago
Greedo shooting first didn’t make empire good guys just Han less of a bad boy. ;)
914.
by ozim 1y ago
Feels like Dropbox comment.
915.
by ozim 1y ago
When someone is fixing it in postprod most of complexity of the initial shot is gone never to be seen again. It is not like they fix some colors on the scene and then last scene of the movie suddenly changes to something different :D
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by ozim 1y ago
Bad part is all those guys attending meetings start feeling important. They start feeling like they are doing the job. I’ve seen those guys it is painful to watch.
917.
by ozim 1y ago
I don’t see too much time spent to respond. I have above average hardware but nothing ultra fancy and I get decent response times from something like LLAMA 3.x. Maybe I am just happy with not instant replies but from online models O do not
918.
by ozim 1y ago
You still can get decent stuff out of local ones. Mostly I use it for testing tools and integrations via API not to spend money on subscriptions. When I see something working I switch it to proprietary one to get best results.
919.
by ozim 1y ago
You know that 99% of use are not botnets. Sounds like argument for not sharpening knives because criminals can stab people.
920.
by ozim 1y ago
As a software dev I always felt like working warehouse - sprints, strony points being held on productivity metrics. people think all devs work FAANG like companies when there is loads of companies where devs are treated like dirt only now o
921.
by ozim 1y ago
Guy just published - definitely not finished. In 2-3 years after couple thousand people use it and bugs shake out it might be done.
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by ozim 1y ago
That is why they just fired 7k people so they don’t argue with LLM but let it do the work /s
923.
by ozim 1y ago
In the article author writes about linq.js that he is not maintaining anymore but someone forked it. I guess this library will at some point end up unmaintained after author is bored with it. So I would not use it in any of my production co
924.
by ozim 1y ago
Ugh let infrastructure be infrastructure inconspicuous. I don’t want to be attacked by flashy colored buildings all the time. Once in a while it is cool to have some art or colorful painting. I have my life to live, children, animals - I wa
925.
by ozim 1y ago
Great answer, more people should understand there is no easy hack and overnight success is mostly preceded by years of consistent work every day.
926.
by ozim 1y ago
Ok now we move goal posts how to build first 100 community members
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by ozim 1y ago
Fully support the comment. Those kind of posts are the same as ORm vs plain SQL or Scrum vs whatever. Time wasting at best, misdirection of inexperienced at worst.
928.
by ozim 1y ago
Again failing to understand what parent wrote. Team of 30 people is not needed to write fully featured application. Team of 30 people is needed to build, run and maintain enterprise applications. Where you might need 24/7 support and s
929.
by ozim 1y ago
... simplest solution is often not to use a library at all and write the thing yourself, or even better, realize that you don't need the feature you would have used that library for ... the resulting code is of a manageable size. . I
930.
by ozim 1y ago
Writing everything from scratch by hand is an insane take. It is not just reinventing the wheel but there are whole frameworks one should use because writing that thing on your own will take you a lifetime. Yes you should not just pull as d

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