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by ozim 3mo ago
Semantic web is good if you are making web documents not web applications. Have a type and: submit a form; reset a form; or not do anything with the related form. No one uses buttons to submit a form in web applications. You use bu
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by ozim 3mo ago
I was unsuccessful in area of automation because of different issue. By trade I am a .Net software developer so as a lot of people would imagine — I was not able to accept a script that wouldn’t be reusable and flexible, basically over engi
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by ozim 3mo ago
Gets me wondering if it is real or they just got a backlog quick fixes dropped so it looks like AI bug hunting really works to prop up their AI bullshit narrative.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Nothing that inbox rules can’t fix. I just pass all LinkedIn mails to dev/null on arrival.
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by ozim 3mo ago
I do know how to write stuff in bash. I dislike the tooling and debugging experience that is not existing compared to let’s say Python. With Python I have whole IDE which help me set breakpoints and inspect variable state. With bash I have
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by ozim 3mo ago
There is bunch of rich and powerful assholes trying to protect their investments. I am pretty sure rate of improvement will be there quite long in the future — even if it will be smoke and mirrors ;)
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by ozim 3mo ago
I need a bash script for example. I don’t like dealing with bash or debugging scripts written by others. I have that part covered by AI so I can get multiple servers up and running and then eventually fix some config or networking here and
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by ozim 3mo ago
I find a lot of people are actually happy that they can offload mundane parts of job to automatons and to be really busy with the interesting parts. It is not like you have to give them fun parts of the job. While being a team lead for peop
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by ozim 3mo ago
When you break a leg you can’t start believing it is all good. It doesn’t go away. As much as you would have aspirations to be a pro soccer player, badly enough broken leg can prevent you from ever being good enough. Your imagination of be
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by ozim 3mo ago
You just contradicted your previous comment that was pointing out that fcraaldo is „spending effort in perfectly curating history” … or your comment was a joke with no indication it is a joke.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Just squash everything before merging and call it a day That is also a line from top comment. Everyone read „perfectly curating git history” and went rage commenting instead of reading and understanding what OP wrote.
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by ozim 3mo ago
But parent wrote: Just squash everything before merging and call it a day . He didn’t write „leave a mess”. So it feels you wrote knee jerk comment or just writing whatever you wanted to write disregarding whatever was written.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Big corporations or decent companies are not quick to drop requirements. Sweatshops or „Joe Shmuck” companies that will make you swipe floors after you finish filling in TPS reports are quick to drop requirements.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Really not fun part is that loads of office jobs can be done with high school education level where companies require a degree. I guess it is because there are not enough office jobs and not enough masters/bachelors level jobs so we ar
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by ozim 3mo ago
Exactly…lately they were dragging anchor by „accident” with a ship „totally not associated” with the country that was accused.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Undersea fiber is cool until someone sends a submarine to snip it or sends „not associated ship” to drag anchor over the coordinates of fiber cable. It is harder to break satellite constellation in a concealed way.
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by ozim 3mo ago
It will definitely be faster when someone drops an anchor on the undersea cable.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Huh? Facebook mindless scrolling for drones? Don’t agree especially with Vim. There are tools you have to learn first to use them properly not to harm yourself. Author picked wrong analogy. It is like nagging that excavator has some leavers
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by ozim 3mo ago
Getting out of the way is important because people use dozen of tools each day for n and out. Unfortunately there is still a thing to balance against, which is forcing people to do the right thing. There always will be bunch of people who n
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by ozim 3mo ago
I think that is what OP was fishing for. Wrong answers ;). Llama.cpp is not harness, setting up prompt template to have instruct model is also not what people call harness. What people call harness nowadays is software that you interact wit
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by ozim 3mo ago
Warranty I don’t care. Insurance on the other hand is useful.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Oh great you just had an accident with modified software in car - we are not covering that. Truly yours, car insurance company.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Hey count me in, I am on iPhone 12 mini, so I guess you didn’t count 4 because of that ;)
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by ozim 3mo ago
They can't leave bad reviews if they cannot use your website ... 5D chess move.
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by ozim 3mo ago
Basically people can do it in Postgres but at least run separate instances for each purpose. Don't just throw all in single instance.
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by ozim 3mo ago
None of these categories seem to build any meaningful rapport. Any honest answer I give is deeply unsatisfying to both parties, and we typically have better data from telemetry or crash logs than the emails provide. It’s certainly useful f
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by ozim 3mo ago
Not fun part is I didn’t get mine and I don’t think prices will go down in next 5 years.
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by ozim 3mo ago
DGX Spark everyone is saying performance for the money is not there
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by ozim 3mo ago
Great — now this opens the question: Why GitHub, people don’t know any better?
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by ozim 4mo ago
My favorite example is how NATO recognized cyberspace as operational domain in 2016 — like no one there watched or heard about a movie from 1983 called „War Games”. I think you vastly overestimate speed with which people acknowledge new fa

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