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by rester324 1y ago
There was a huuuge GCP outage just a few months back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44260810
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by rester324 1y ago
This is even cringier
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by rester324 1y ago
Except the fact that as I explained to you in another comment this is not true. Businesses are a person. Not the ordinary natural person, but a juridical person
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by rester324 1y ago
That statement is not so true as you think it is though. Legal entities as companies for example are juridical persons in most countries. This principle is called company personhood.
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by rester324 1y ago
I would add EventstoreDB (now KurrentDB) and NATS to the list of questionable service providers. The former has already relicensed it's service, and the latter had also intended to do so, they just chickened out after seeing the reacti
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by rester324 1y ago
If Tahoe made M1 slower then I am sure it was intentional. Apple had done this in the past and been fined for hundreds of millions in different courts all over the world. So I am pretty sure they continue slowing software down intentionally
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by rester324 1y ago
Apple was fined all over the world for intentional malicious software slowdown by different courts in many countries. Just google "batterygate". At this point this a proven fact that apple had been doing this. I am pretty sure the
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by rester324 1y ago
You realize that what you write makes zero sense. Those rules will all be there regardless if you generate your code by hand or with AI. So you should ask your god to give you higher cognitive skills instead
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by rester324 1y ago
Those metrics don't imply any level of productivity though. I could write 1000s of lines of code across hundreds of commits each day without delivering any value to anyone
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by rester324 1y ago
I thought this blog post was a parody. And to my surprise both the author and the audience takes it seriously. Weird
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by rester324 1y ago
What pisses me off the most about this, is that CEOs still preach about how life-long learning is a must. Stop that fucking bullshit, will ya? If you as a CEO don't give a flying fuck to invest in knowledge, than you have no right to p
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by rester324 1y ago
I wouldn't say it's the worst part, but it's definitely a common disturbance in japan that these idiots called bousouzoku ride around in quiet neighborhoods with their mufflers modified that they are screaming as loud or exce
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by rester324 1y ago
I read this blogpost and I simply see it as a shoplist of pathologies. And even bad at that, because it's only focusing on how these pathologies impact the company bottomline and it doesn't even touch on how destructive this late
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by rester324 1y ago
Yeah. This is my exact experience too wrt japan! The japanese just somehow can't assess and manage neither the scale, nor the complexity, the risk, the effort or the cost of software projects. Working in japan as a software guy feels l
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by rester324 1y ago
I asked if you can prove there are 10x or 50x programmers. You shared anecdotes and theories. I will rather wait until you share some evidence.
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by rester324 1y ago
Mmmmhm. You could have made this argument about 2 years ago, and it would have been credible. But you are making this argument now, when literally hundreds of thousands of engineers are let go in the last few years just in the US alone...?
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by rester324 1y ago
I think there is no evidence of any type of 50x devs. There is not even proof of 10x devs. So if there is no evidence, why is that not a myth?
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by rester324 1y ago
What a nice f@$%ing bubble this is. This will end very badly for many
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by rester324 1y ago
My first thought was, even before reading the article, that these cubesats would be perfect for practicing satellite tracking. Lo and behold the article mentions one of my favorite youtubers, Gabe from saveitforparts! I love that channel. I
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by rester324 1y ago
> If I were to give advice from an engineer's perspective, if you're a technical leader considering AI adoption: >> Let your engineers adopt and test different AI solutions: AI-assisted coding is a skill that you have
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by rester324 1y ago
Can you share the code with us? I'd love to see that
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by rester324 1y ago
Yeah. I also wanted to rely on chromecast for this. But the chromecast button does not even show up when I open that page, so probably that page does not support that
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by rester324 1y ago
I will take a look into this. That's a good idea indeed
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by rester324 1y ago
Oh, thanks, good to know
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by rester324 1y ago
A bit offtopic. Is it possible to cast these videos somehow from the browser to a TV? I know it's possible to download them, but I am wondering if it's possible to stream them to the TV instead...
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by rester324 1y ago
OK. Thank you for the explanation. But then again, I think you are confusig things. So I am not convinced at all. But at least now I understand where you are coming from.
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by rester324 1y ago
I don't understand. Can you elaborate? The Laffer curve simply shows the relationship between taxation and government revenue. It has nothing to do with the policies and the economic theories. In fact, there are two points on both side
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by rester324 1y ago
Sorry but I don't understand your comment. Are you sure you are responding to the right message? The OP specifically called out trickle-down economics. Which is a myth, a false belief that somehow not taxing rich companies and not redi
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by rester324 1y ago
The same thing happens in other countries too BTW. Prime example is Japan, where prime minister Abe promoted this nice lie for many long years
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by rester324 1y ago
I find this comment hateful. Typical hatred fueled comment. Blatant misandry. Why is this tolerated here on HN?

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