ozim

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931.
by ozim 1y ago
But how much time to grind is needed and is there close by spawn point for sea snails and spiders or do you have to first get loot from snails and then travel to farm spiders. So many questions and quests.
932.
by ozim 1y ago
I find figma and the like quite annoying when I have to manage manually state. I mostly rather adjust stuff in dev tools make screenshot of existing system then adjust anything else in ms paint. I think LLM will be useful for getting mocku
933.
by ozim 1y ago
Problem is you most likely don’t have that big operation. For company I work for we hire 1 dev per year and I believe last year we did not even hire a single person. So I do have time to check up the candidate do 3 rounds each 1 hr so that
934.
by ozim 1y ago
I always get triggered when people argue against „rote memorization” - but it also is technique that builds up knowledge, skills and experience. Even if one won’t need that specific know how after exams - just realization how much one can
935.
by ozim 1y ago
I tried but it is not consistently 1 hour task down to 10 minutes. That is what I think most people experience, some tasks are really hit or miss. For greenfield "make me a plain JS app that does X" yeah usually it is just able to
936.
by ozim 1y ago
Every piece of code is legacy code a week later. Real issue is that AI code is not your code in terms of copyrights so if you want to run a company on that code and someone makes a copy you don't even have grounds to argue.
937.
by ozim 1y ago
I guess for me it is obvious you don't try to copy running DB only a backup. So I see basic stuff needs to be repeated as people still miss those kinds of things. But I learned that you can easily dump SQLite to a text file - neat!
938.
by ozim 1y ago
PlayStation, Nintendo, Steam etc. are competitors where you can say they are really competitors. Play store from Google is basically only store for all Android devices out there and no relevant competition.
939.
by ozim 1y ago
Not at all - it is preventing people not having a company from uploading their apps. If you setup a company you still will be able to publish crap apps, it might not be profitable as it was before due to bureaucracy overhead - but the same
940.
by ozim 1y ago
You do understand most people won’t sideload an app. Friction compared to clicking install from app/play store is orders of magnitude higher for sideloading especially for non tech people.
941.
by ozim 2y ago
Because we want people to be able to create trash apps and publish them. Just like we want people to create trash blogs and trash websites so they can learn or just express themselves. Having 3rd world devs making more todo apps is not opti
942.
by ozim 2y ago
Fun part was that fail2ban had RCE vulnerability. So you were more secure not running it now it should be fixed but can you be sure?
943.
by ozim 2y ago
I have better things to do with my time so I happily pay someone else to host it for me.
944.
by ozim 2y ago
Not really because one of the key aspects of security is Availability in CIA triad.
945.
by ozim 2y ago
Hard disagree - it is far more important that they fix their shit even if they are shitheads.
946.
by ozim 2y ago
„Perverse incentive„ if you search wiki and „Cobra effect” as an example when British wanted to get rid of cobras Indians started breeding them as they would get paid for each dead Cobra.
947.
by ozim 2y ago
In idea world people would not rely on random packages so it would be less of a burden. In ideal world people who rely on hand picked dependencies they know well would provide fixes or workarounds instead of screaming at maintainers. But ye
948.
by ozim 2y ago
I think I have seen in the news at least 3 separate instances where parent drove over and killed their own child in their front yard while just trying to drive out. It is like over my entire lifetime so I may made up and it was 2 or once -
949.
by ozim 2y ago
My observation over the years as a software dev was that velocity is overrated. Mostly because all kinds of systems are made for humans - even if we as a dev team were able to pump out features we got pushed back. Exactly because users had
950.
by ozim 2y ago
Maybe it is me but I never find those relationships diagrams that useful. When structure is obvious then it is obvious and I don’t need a diagram - when structure is convoluted diagram is such a mess anyway that it is not helping at all.
951.
by ozim 2y ago
From the article: Researchers built a perovskite and copper-based device that converts carbon dioxide into C2 products – precursory chemicals of innumerable products in our everyday lives, from plastic polymers to jet fuel.
952.
by ozim 2y ago
Even worse if you show it to them they still might not know they want it. You need like critical mass of early adopters so that people would see „hey this is useful, maybe I can use it too”.
953.
by ozim 2y ago
Observations from CVE issue was showing exactly that - loads of people jumping out that they can pick it up and continue. Would be fine only if they would look at what else is there like ENISA. So like everyone would start doing something f
954.
by ozim 2y ago
I feel false dichotomy here - you assume helping child to go through plateau must be forced. It doesn’t have to be and some people need a little bit of help - you didn’t and that’s great. Conversely there will be kids that need to be forced
955.
by ozim 2y ago
We can only hope they will get enough exposure now so they can get funding to fix stuff.
956.
by ozim 2y ago
People will not submit vulns as happily to such business. Most of vulns will go unaddressed because company like palantir will most likely want only really good vulns like 0-click RCE.
957.
by ozim 2y ago
Problem is browsers will most likely follow the enforcement of short certificates so internal sites will be affected as well. Non browser things usually don’t care even if cert is expired or trusted. So I expect people still to use WebPKI f
958.
by ozim 2y ago
Second that, I don't really see reason not to run proper web server actually especially if one does web development and would use it for multiple projects anyway.
959.
by ozim 2y ago
Then you are stuck on whatever passes the gates. It is shitloads of work to maintain. Getting new package from 0 to any Linux distribution is close to impossible. Debian sucks as no one gets on top of reviewing and testing. „Can we just” i
960.
by ozim 2y ago
We do have tools but adoption is sparse. It still too much hassle. You can do SLSA, SBOM and package attestation with confirmed provenance. But as mentioned it still is some work but more tools pop up. Downside is when you will have signed

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