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811.
by siva7 2y ago
Good landing page, explained to me the product well enough. I like your concept also as i wished sometimes for something similiar in the past.
812.
by siva7 2y ago
It would be nice. There are already too many devs and if we can lower that number by controlling the licensing our wages would also stay very high.
813.
by siva7 2y ago
I grew up bilingual so mixing different languages comes natural. Though i make lots of mistakes that gets caught by my editor but that these mistakes are happening doesn’t bother me the slightest. Syntax and mixing errors are routine even f
814.
by siva7 2y ago
It's bizarre how many people think that offering free trials doesn't cost the company real money. Especially with a SaaS your trial will be a real bill for someone else.
815.
by siva7 2y ago
So far about 30 startups were founded over the matching service out of how many who got into a batch over the years? We’re talking probably about less than one percent. The service puts also a prominent emphasis on formal credentials like w
816.
by siva7 2y ago
I've been part of this but these are different than the typical political heated discussions on HN like in the trump era. These here tend to swift quickly into antisemitism.
817.
by siva7 2y ago
I've recently visited my parents in europe. I have no affiliations with Israel or Jews. My parents watched a local Al-Jazeera channel in their mother tongue since Qatar seems to strategically deploy satellite offices of Al-Jazeera in d
818.
by siva7 2y ago
It’s nice if you’re running a bare metal server on hetzner or DO but in the age of cloud platforms like aws or azure there is hardly a need for traefik.
819.
by siva7 2y ago
You solve this by displaying the language in its original writing. So it's not swiss but Schwitzerisch!
820.
by siva7 2y ago
The customers for Backstage aren't startups but mostly big corporations with hundreds of developer teams. Those corporations want to get rid of these hacky internal solutions and many don't even have one.
821.
by siva7 2y ago
This is almost certainly a joke which they should quickly remove to not get hefty fines from european authorities.
822.
by siva7 2y ago
> Originally developed entirely by ChatGPT I would be careful with such wording as one could easily come to the conclusion that this tool was developed by the ChatGPT team. Nevertheless that this software certainly wasn't entirely
823.
by siva7 2y ago
Probably the chief of "special operations" dept. could take over the QA dept.
824.
by siva7 2y ago
Imagine being an innocent developer trying to spin up some internal dev tooling and accidentally landing on the front page of HN to be misinterpreted as an attack against google which could affect both stock
825.
by siva7 2y ago
Source? Not saying that you're fabricating bullshit but let's see.
826.
by siva7 2y ago
You're aware that the person you're responding to could be a direct/first-generation survivor?
827.
by siva7 2y ago
I'd rather not open this sensitive topic, all i will say is that the genocide i've been a survivor of was handled and ruled by the ICJ as a genocide a long time ago.
828.
by siva7 2y ago
It strikes me wrong to call this a genocide as a survivor of an actual genocide. So i have maybe a narrower definition of the word but i feel obligated because of my experiences to remind to being very careful with this word
829.
by siva7 2y ago
> “There’s been a total change in the way Google responds to employees trying to have a voice in their workplace,” the fired software engineer said. “It’s night and day from the Google of even five, 10 years ago.” Having a political voic
830.
by siva7 3y ago
It serves a purpose: Keeping those out who can't afford it. They just can't say it out loud for obvious reasons.
831.
by siva7 3y ago
Same shit-show with terms like "serverless" - which is just a misleading word for a cloud microservice platform.
832.
by siva7 3y ago
I've used multiple displays back when monitors were still pretty small in size but i can't find a good reason anymore to use more than one for a developer in the age of 27"/5K. It's more distracting than productive.
833.
by siva7 3y ago
Obviously that's not the goal but just to add an additiional revenue stream for the city while lying the local plebs straight in the face.
834.
by siva7 3y ago
Here's why: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzAdXyPYKQo Thank me later.
835.
by siva7 3y ago
Your question doesn't make much sense, probably it would if we reframe it as why don't people use chatgpt instead of some wrapper. Answer is because it is just a simple chat interface and many applications go beyond that.
836.
by siva7 3y ago
What a dream for AWS. Junior devs who have never seen local development but only know the AWS console :)
837.
by siva7 3y ago
So we can agree that this thing is just a dev kit waiting for a killer app and falsely marketed by Apple to consumers?
838.
by siva7 3y ago
Who's the market for this? Professionals and Consumers may need an iPhone, Macbook, a super luxury display, but VR Glasses? Neither as a professional nor as a consumer can i think of a reason to use this. No killer app so far besides v
839.
by siva7 3y ago
That's why ID's get checked at the boarding gate, so this trick wouldn't have been possible at many airports around europe at least. Not checking ID's seems somewhat irresponsible from a security perspective.
840.
by siva7 3y ago
> It is amazing how often people let themselves be screwed over in exchange of convenience or quick results. They call it Human Nature.

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