simultsop

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by simultsop 10mo ago
As the op may read along the other comments, we are tired trying the new shiny thing. Now it is AI's turn to get tired or never. Dx resources must aim AI's attention having enormous technical documentation and be AI efficient in o
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by simultsop 10mo ago
To mars data center right?
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by simultsop 10mo ago
Amazing, finally a refreshing, motivation source!
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by simultsop 10mo ago
Why bananas? That is the biggest invention after edisons bulb.
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by simultsop 11mo ago
Shut up and take my money.
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by simultsop 11mo ago
And they sell when get big but can't afford to be.
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by simultsop 11mo ago
> MIT Professor, 1993' quote words to live by...
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by simultsop 1y ago
I fail to see how those two are disconnected. If you are selling "just do it using AI", not that you are wrong, but you fail to understand the loss of years of investment in one self, wiped away one prompt at a time. Not literally
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by simultsop 1y ago
You need an FAQ section, we have so many questions for this marvellous solution. Is it portable to all linux distros? Where is the ubuntu command to install it? What license does it use, is it free or else? Is it really open source or sourc
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by simultsop 1y ago
For a moment I thought a software solution will be shared at the end. Did not expect a camera marketing.
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by simultsop 1y ago
I don't know, it is a lot of effort for a decade fresh air. Then you will notice same policies implemented since they will take reference to how people solved it in the past.
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by simultsop 1y ago
It will take the same or less amount of time, to get where we are with current Web. What we have is the best sim env to see how stuff shape up. So fixing it should be the aim, avoiding will get us on similar spirals. We'll just go on c
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by simultsop 1y ago
If you're asked why Rust. I believe you are always free to choose.
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by simultsop 1y ago
There is a common sense to support indies therefore negative comments for improper customer support are seen as toxic activity by wide. Since you don't want to stress a single individual. There are also big-corp. products which are int
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by simultsop 1y ago
I don't believe making it top link on HN is successful marketing.
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by simultsop 1y ago
I mean that, we are still very limited hardware and software manners. Not always for tech reasons. Sometimes patent trolls, sometimes competition, sometimes other reasons. With the amount of wealth Apple posseses if this is possible, others
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by simultsop 1y ago
When you say: "it wont be long" you mean like another 50 years, right?
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by simultsop 1y ago
Probably these were addressed way too late. Developers are the last to know their backdoors surprisingly.
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by simultsop 1y ago
And then they call people paranoid to go off the grid.
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by simultsop 1y ago
At some point, computation use main interface will move away from screens. We expect it to go invisible, hopefully. Then I wonder the fate of all UI solutions.
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by simultsop 1y ago
Your first response sounded like: You got more diabetes? Use more insulin :x (insulins are very good handling diabetes) (analogy). Seniors would tell: the more you get in seniority the more you delete code. So I don't think, more cushi
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by simultsop 1y ago
A few more speculative years, there will be no programming left.
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by simultsop 1y ago
If there's an automated system to do it for you conveniently, it becomes.
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by simultsop 1y ago
I do not believe that the real struggle is "starting", nowadays, since AI impresses 90% that is able to complete a task. We struggle in architecting the whole thing we want to start.
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by simultsop 1y ago
It is sad. The post could be a paragraph of basically ending with negative attributes of oligo and mono polies. Which are what should be evaded. Other than that, alternatives do not go far as cloudflare does. If you experience a heavy DDOS,
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by simultsop 1y ago
This could enable anyone serve one self with email. Not that it was not possible, but eleminates tech challenges, reverse dns and configs where you need to spiral down with ISP bureaucracy.
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by simultsop 1y ago
If people/companies want to support a thing they think should exist, it is their sacrifice to keep it alive. I don't think as them being stupid. For the concerns of contracts, you are not alone on the suffering side. Alltogether h
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by simultsop 1y ago
Without AI, it was really hard to get to understand some docs. Today if you don't use AI for these situations shrugs Most cases it is not that docs author forgot users wont have same toolchains. Simply do not bother reducing config f
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by simultsop 1y ago
I am oversimplifying it, why should anything be stable? That is the trend we face now days, there is too less stable stuff around. Take macOS, a trillion dollar company OS, not an open source without funding. Stable is a mirage, sadly.
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by simultsop 1y ago
Soon we'll see services like, havemysecretsbeenpwned.com check it against with your secrets xD given the malw seeks local creds. To my experience 80% of companies do not care about their secrets will/being exposed. There is this

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