sdevonoes

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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
Nah. You got it wrong. Don’t think too much of yourself, pal
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
Even if cloning a saas is one click away (it isn’t now, but let’s imagine), you would still need to run it in production. If you care a bit about it, you probably want to keep it secure and up to date, and keep backups, and add monitoring&#
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
For me, reading used to be a way to enjoy part of my free time. Nowadays is still that but it’s also a way to relax. Even though I don’t have accounts in the main social media networks (instagram, fb, twitter, youtube, etc) I still consume
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
Not just that, but for example, working as a software engineer in Germany for an English speaking company means your salary is gonna be p90 among the population. Compare that to someone who doesn’t work in IT and needs to master the languag
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
Doesn’t really match my experience. If you are non white and you go and look for an apartment in any big german city (because you shouldn’t move a small town if you are non white) then you have 2 options: you have money and can afford a sli
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
Aren’t they the biggest scammers on earth, though?
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
Wheres the joy in cleaning public toilets? Should all of those workers leave?
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
There are non technical people building and shipping software. That’s fine, but not all software is equal: the software you release and it’s behind an ecommerce platform (or a bank, or a hospital, or the train system) is not like the softwa
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
I understand you mean “data” model instead? Perhaps for simple cruds, there’s no much point in differentiating between the data model and the domain model. For more complex scenarios, having orm concerns leak into the domain model is not ni
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
What YT is now: - ads every now and then - addictive shorts no one needs - suggested videos nobody asked for - geo ban of videos
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
> I'm finding AI increasingly harder to like. That summarises pretty well the whole situation. AI is cool and all, but not worth it considering all the disadvantages
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
> I would recommend anyone starting in fintech to take some time to understand accounting principles and the ledger in a bit more depth than just debits vs credits Any good resources you would recommend to learn more about this?
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
I didn’t know modern (2015-2026) software engineers were making such a strong distinction between “writing code” and “designing solutions”. It’s not the majority of engineers “design” and then hand over the implementation to others (at leas
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by sdevonoes 3mo ago
> What seems clear to me is that expectations around velocity and throughput will increase (are increasing). This is why I don’t understand why folks around here (that are employed) feel so enthusiastic about AI. We are going to be worki
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
Lucky you.
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
I never done an iq test, but just curious, can’t one simply “rehearse/study” for such tests? I dunno, let’s say you do a few past IQ tests (with answers available), I guess one could get a higher score just by doing that
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
If you want the job, can’t you just lie? Or are SAT scores something that cannot be faked? I dunno, I also say I know Kotlin when I have more experience in Java (and honestly I couldn’t care less about specific tech stacks), or that I know
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
Technically speaking, yeah, those things are cool. What’s not cool (anymore?) is that people like Zuck and other similar billionaires are behind such tech. I didn’t give a shit of the millionaires of the 80s/90s… but these billionaires
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
They are billionaires, so it’s fine for us to make fun of them (because the joke is on us)
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
By that logic, same can be said about code. So, ig everyone “gets there” equally fast, then nobody has an advantage
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
Because there’s little good about it
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
Isn’t it clear that the “enemy” of 99% of the people in the world (and in HN) are the ultra rich? Therefore we shouldn’t use Claude/Gemini/OpenAI? It’s not about stopping progress, rather stopping the ultra rich getting richer and
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
Nah. I think you got it wrong
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
There are no hackers around here anymore. HN is mainly about business nowadays
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
> I'm getting a shit ton of work done. It’s weird when people are proud of doing ton of work. Im the opposite, Im proud that Im doing minimal stuff without llms.
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
> They should also be changing jobs when the effort to reward ratio starts to become unfavorable compared to other jobs on the market. The problem here is that all tech companies look alike. Take for example the interview process (copied
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
We can also slow down (or keep old pace) and still ship quality. A bit sick and tired of arguments like yours
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
Your boss cares only about the end result. Good engineers care about the process too
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by sdevonoes 4mo ago
It used to be. Any image is allowed now.

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