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by ozim 4mo ago
But then you „design like software developers”.
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by ozim 4mo ago
Depends which agent you ask to cherry pick comments for sentiment analysis.
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by ozim 4mo ago
I take it…. Improvement over all the assholes that tell you „just google it” after you spent two days hitting the wall.
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by ozim 4mo ago
That’s what I find funny about „end of SaaS”. If you are a graphic designer you are not going to make your own Photoshop. Even if you could ROI is not there. Graphics designers of course are bad example because everyone will just generate i
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by ozim 4mo ago
I think that in my career I have absolutely seen multiple times people making absolutely horrible architectural approaches where passing a parameter would suffice. Inventing and building basically whole universe instead of doing a bit of re
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by ozim 4mo ago
There are medical devices and stuff that will always require slow deliberate testing and changing. If you have an application that real people use in everyday work and depend on stuff not moving under their feet. Execution speed is not some
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by ozim 4mo ago
For me it is hard to invest too much time into being in first crowd. This space is moving too fast for me and I have current job to do that is paying my bills. I can invest time to watch/follow people from the first crowd. But no one i
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by ozim 4mo ago
Better solution would be "not being petty asshole" and keeping in mind that in case of problems with power supply homeowners with solar panels might be useful.
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by ozim 4mo ago
I would still like some kind of proof. Like an early article having headline "ORM will replace SQL knowledge". I am professional dev for 15 years and hobbyist for 20 years and I might have missed something. But only thing I do rem
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by ozim 4mo ago
You can be when you are living in an apartment building and you hear how people who have a house get 0 electric bill or get negative electric bill. Some people just want the world to burn…
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by ozim 4mo ago
So AI also thinks people somehow get away only with ORM without understanding SQL? Funny thing is, that is always argument of „anti ORM” people. I yet have to see someone actually argue that you don’t need to understand SQL and ORM will suf
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by ozim 4mo ago
All these people working in NASA must have had terrible childhood. We can selectively breed astronauts by beating them from early childhood. People don’t realize how stupid this quote is.
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by ozim 4mo ago
Transistors do wear out. Not going to elaborate as it is easy to ask GPT
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by ozim 4mo ago
For me problem is that talking with developers most of the time is more annoying than it is worth. Being one-upped all the time, having devs nag about tiny irrelevant flaws just to show who is smarter. Adding just one more sentence to keep
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by ozim 4mo ago
It is not „some parents”, problem is really big.
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by ozim 4mo ago
Problem now is bunches of parents don’t give a damn. So if your kid gets phone locked up others will make fun of him at school and kid might be outsider. Other parents are the problem, not technical setups.
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by ozim 4mo ago
The worst part are other parents that don't give a shit. You wouldn't have to fight if everyone would keep their kids off socials.
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by ozim 4mo ago
Cannot agree. Whole TFA doesn’t take into account reason why software development was actually so valuable. Single specialist in any domain is not that valuable. You may charge $200 for hour of his time sure. But to grow company you now nee
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by ozim 5mo ago
I thought you meant „as internet” that it is superficial and not real world consequences. Clear now.
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by ozim 5mo ago
Not only deeply inconvenient but also a lot of times actually making more things worse. OP writes about doing stuff ”properly” and how “using frameworks” was somehow worse. Having a framework that is built by actual experts is much better t
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by ozim 5mo ago
Tell that to copywriters and translators, all those tech workers that were fired in thousands.
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by ozim 5mo ago
Sorry but AI is already revolutionary. It is not AGI but current SOTA/Frontier models can do stuff that was never possible before. Even like 2 years ago AI was starting to disrupt whole industries. I think you might have higher expecta
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by ozim 5mo ago
People start businesses all the time yes. But like 80% shuts down before reaching 2 years as they run out of money.
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by ozim 5mo ago
Unnecessary confrontation. I am just hyped about ESP I have. I also have bunch of old RPi’s. I guess power consumption can be lower on C6 if I turn off BLE and WiFi.
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by ozim 5mo ago
I just got ESP32 C6 on a custom board, with micro python it pretty much made all RPi's obsolete for a quarter of price for I2C, GPIO, UART, SPI communication while having WiFi 6 and BLE. There is no more use case for RPi if I can have
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by ozim 5mo ago
But then you loose market share to ESP32 where people just get USB C on their own.
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by ozim 5mo ago
Yeah every "hardware hacker" I know has pile of ESP32 at home now instead of pile of raspberry pi's.
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by ozim 5mo ago
I think you have to take into account context of the blog post where author was in the interview for “mental health startup”.
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by ozim 5mo ago
You have engineers that can say “hey this DB change might be risky let’s take second person to review it”. No one is forbidding reviews. But if you have a junior pushing code that can cause unrecoverable data loss his code should be reviewe
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by ozim 5mo ago
It is a bit frustrating when you want to do risk based approach but then it is much more work to explain it to people who don’t know better but they want a checkbox or read on the internet “that’s proper way of doing things”. Another exampl

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