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961.
by ozim 2y ago
I hate algo feeds that change each time I refresh. On LI I lost already like 3 articles that I really wanted to read but I clicked notification and I can never get that articles back.
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by ozim 2y ago
That’s leg work you have to do on your own. Just like football scouts need to actually visit some niche teams and watch not that interesting stuff to find talent before it is too late. With tech it might be easier because you might create n
963.
by ozim 2y ago
Second that - I assume that they did asnmuch as they could and this is just defense in depth one additional step.
964.
by ozim 2y ago
I was thinking JIRA stories, well corporate dev dirty mind.
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by ozim 2y ago
There are always better sources to read usually than documentation cover to cover. There is no "only SO and LLM shortest path" vs "always read full documentation" - there are always more sources like blog posts, walk tro
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by ozim 2y ago
Reading documentation - if you are junior take time to go one level deeper to understand / fix issues you have. Then read also stuff adjacent to that. By trying to read some documentation like a book from cover to cover will be waste o
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by ozim 2y ago
I think big corporations will take ownership - well not directly but via paying to foundations and it already is the case. Second thing is there are bunch of things corporations need to use but don't want to develop on their own like S
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by ozim 2y ago
Non-technical employees are by definition replaceable. Unless they are sales reps that have good relations with customers.
969.
by ozim 2y ago
But also company actually is much better off when it is not held hostage by couple of technical employees. Also every employee should be able to quit at any time and not affect business. So I disagree describing all like it is some evil sch
970.
by ozim 2y ago
I think that is a bit unfair. It is like programmers would be smartest people in the world. I am software dev myself but often times I had to put my ego aside and accept that a lot of times business people are also smart.
971.
by ozim 2y ago
I don’t see it you missed the context or I miss something. Multiplayer documents are real time synchronized and since they are documents that’s totally not use case for DB synchronization. All the tools are for offline to online data synchr
972.
by ozim 2y ago
I wonder why there are so many, just people reinventing stuff that no one really needs? For me personally I have 4 of those as visited, pouchdb, automerge, loro and sqlsync of course. I was trying to fit such a tool into existing architectu
973.
by ozim 2y ago
I am wondering about why all these people think AGI will care about humans like enough to send terminators for them. Would be fun to watch billionaires pouring all their wealth into something that would make its own mind to go away and not
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by ozim 2y ago
You are right, lots of people are under impression that there is a “dedicated attacker”. The reality is there are loads of “opportunistic attackers”. Then you also have to realize all is automated so there is no one hand picking stuff so ba
975.
by ozim 2y ago
Not sure if author posted it here but don't forget use of "pomodoro" term is copyrighted. https://www.pomodorotechnique.com/pomodoro-trademark-guideli...
976.
by ozim 2y ago
Tooltips popping up for user feels like Clippy ;)
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by ozim 2y ago
Chatbots are nice for fooling around and that’s what most people use them currently, like I want chatbot to entertain me chat interface is perfect. GUI is great when I have to do something and I need guidance to do it correctly because in G
978.
by ozim 2y ago
This feels like when I explain to a layperson cool dev tool like GIT. They just roll eyes and continue to do copies of the files they work on. I just roll eyes on that explanation because it exactly feels like additional work I don’t want t
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by ozim 2y ago
I am kind of amazed how people nag about having to parse practically a random file. Having header or not should be specified up front and one should not parse some unknown file because that will always end up with failure. If you have your
980.
by ozim 2y ago
I can imagine whole city areas well known closed to manual drivers. Sure I would love to read a book while car is driving me to visit family in the countryside but practically I need city transportation to work and back, to supermarkets and
981.
by ozim 2y ago
Or people who want to double check if they are not vulnerable to stalking and abuse by a silly mistake.
982.
by ozim 2y ago
I did not write about need for more technology. What I see is companies failing behind implementing existing well known technologies. It is people who want to keep doing whatever they were doing for years that later will be angry, because w
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by ozim 2y ago
In Europe we have less and less people. Automation is a must have because we will need those people in areas that cannot be automated. Transformation will be painful as it is hard to re-train people or get people to do stuff that is not rea
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by ozim 2y ago
I think the same, people are not organized - even with things that make them money and being organized could earn them much more.
985.
by ozim 2y ago
I think you are really wrong. Most people I see at work and outside don’t care and they want stupid machine to deal with it. That is why smartphones and tablets move away from providing „file system” access. It is super annoying for me but
986.
by ozim 2y ago
I would say one confounding factor is city people can get by on a salad an quinoa. If you live and work in country side beans, potatoes, meat are must have in a diet.
987.
by ozim 2y ago
I did an attempt to grow some vegetables for „war time”. It is pretty much useless. Amounts are too much to consume at once and not enough to consume for longer periods. Putting it into jars is an option but then cost goes up as you need to
988.
by ozim 2y ago
I am quite some time in the biz but I see it as a feature not a bug. I was waiting until we get rid of IE6. Nowadays no one will support anything for dozens of year so you would have to take care of some bug ridden monstrosity because it wi
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by ozim 2y ago
In the article Strange Way to Enforce Status Checks with Merge Queue . All aspects of your CICD pipeline - rebasing PRs is not 'basic CICD' need. CICD pipeline should take a commit state and produce artifacts from that state, not
990.
by ozim 2y ago
Well OP is kind of correct because in security importance is given to CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability. Availability is important part of any system, if you lock out people, system will be secure but it stops serving its

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