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by pelasaco 2mo ago
> I find it interesting that this seems to be an exclusively American conservative phenomenon Probably because you don't follow local news. In Germany, the consequences of the COVID Pandemic restrictions still being discussed in the
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
I had the impression that the code review done and text formatting by the jfrog was mostly driven by Claude too..
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
The Documentary about Brandenburg and Berlin from RBB [1] is interesting to try to understand (or not!) the problem :) References: [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxjmvplzeJw Have fun!
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
It's so real.. Suddenly managers sending MR, commenting MRs, all AI driven.. 300 lines text, where you don't even know if the premises are correct. I guess untrained people with better tools are super dangerous. I don't know
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
> By no means did I mean Hamburg Ok, from your sentence, was clear to me, you like Hamburg, but you don't want grow old there. > Additionally, the recent reforms to the pension system here pissed many young people off, and the tr
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
> As much as I adore Hamburg, I can't imagine growing old here. Why not? > Like many Germans, I see my future somewhere further north. Is it similar to people moving from Berlin to Brandenburg... What's driving that trend? A
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
I have the 10GB, but i don't like the idea.. sounds like BSD Ports to me..
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
nice, hopefully the hardware support get better.. or maybe that's the challenge for hardware hackers like us
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
absolutely, but it was so unexpected, that i had to LOL too :)
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
the one that i was trying, omarchy.
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
Turtle my first programing language <3.. i tried to introduce my kids with something similar but Scratch was more appealing...
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
:) wait until somebody read it.. its one vibe coding session away from done..
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
i was searching for it today.. not available in my arch, unfortunately..
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
the idea is more to get into hardware hacking.. the hardware is kind of irrelevant ... the most important thing is a sane UART exposed, documentation, videos about it and etc..
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
said that, i manage a matrix instance in my company for more than 500 users, and everything works just fine. I like their device authorization models, their stack is easy to maintain and update. Everything works flawless. I used to maintain
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
since yesterday, i get 503 in PRs.. problem still not fixed https://status.codeberg.org/status/codeberg
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Codeberg Degraded Service(status.anoxinon.de)
2 points by pelasaco 2mo ago|1 comments
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The Dutch alternative to sharing public code(code.overheid.nl)
2 points by pelasaco 2mo ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
> But the proof is in the pudding, and if something is rarely useful for anything in production then it's more of an artisan entertainment factor and less of an actually useful programming language. That's not true at all. In f
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
Your comment makes 0 sense.. > Managers are pushing non-trivial code that experienced engineers shouldn't be writing anyway. non-trivial code shouldn't be written by experienced engineers? Please explain > If you're wor
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
looks like the Author is saying something different https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49092906 (He did use LLM Assistance)
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
I agree with you, but now we have managers pushing code to production, people that never coded but are "IT versed"..so you get PR/MR not just with code, but with PR/MR comment written by Claude, Commit Message written by
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
> Bonus if they are actually all relevant for production software. Why it should be relevant for production software?
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
that is your issue. You shouldn't guess if you are accusing someone of something.. but that's how it goes today right? Feeling > Facts...
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by pelasaco 2mo ago
18 months in a male prison as pedophile but innocent.. no money can fix it. If he had died in the prison - common for such perpetrators - nobody would never review his process and note "ops, we missed an underscore"
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
That's remember me of https://www.france24.com/en/20190824-macron-france-brazil-bo...
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
> Proxmox is merely Debian with some fancy curtains. I'm sort of fascinated by this social belief it is something more than that. You can always reduce anything to "its just linux". But the glue around, the good updates, t
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
Yes, well I am not sure why, but my nodes, kept pushing load from node a, to node b, then back to a. Maybe updates, new certificates, or trying to optimize usage, etc..
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
I love it. How can it be seem as xenophobia, if I am from Berlin? From the dictionary: "Xenophobia refers to the irrational fear or dislike of people from different countries or cultures, often resulting in discrimination and social ex
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
Devs are so spoiled. They first tried to sell themselves as morally better than GitHub, and now the spoiled devs ban who uses AI..

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