wseqyrku

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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Triage: Backlog.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I couldn't believe programming has become all strings either. In the olden days it was either a code smell or compiler tests.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I'm surprised, is all. Mass layoffs are going on for a couple years. I couldn't figure out why it is only making noise now? It's possible I wasn't paying attention before. I only heard from people who were laid off thems
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I'm asking because here everyone seems to be making a big deal out of this particular case. But it's hardly anything new. If you wanna make a comment on the person responsible or turn of events that leads here you gotta zoom out a
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Wondering why he's taking the heat out of literally everyone else, it's not like layoffs were rare to begin with and that this is the last poor bastard we will ever know to be responsible.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I can ignore all this except for the cookie banner, it is a technical issue and the likes of google in the industry are responsible to solve rather than letting marketing or product get "creative" with it. This is pretty stupid an
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I realized that I've never been in control at any point in my entire life despite that I thought otherwise, which is kind of a relief: no regrets for the past. Consciously making peace with uncertainty though is not for the faint of he
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I self-quarantined ever since AI took over the industry and it's been the most productive year so far. I essentially take the next problem to tackle and go insane for a couple days until it compiles. Highly recommend.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Yeah it's called hn-as-a-twitter. I do this all the time.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
If you try to spec the problem with all the painful details for the machine to understand, you will end up with a rust codebase.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
A 10x engineer is just as good as her tools. If you need a datacenter next to your laptop you're out of luck.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Linux phones are the future, since the software more or less exists it does look like a low hanging fruit, someone just needs to reach out and make it a proper consumer product.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
In my previous job the entire DevOps team were terminators from the gym. I don't know when or how they were attracted to software, and why. There's so many other jobs they could spend time on and be successful rather than writing
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> businesses Because they are not software businesses, so they treat it like furniture. If it looks like a furniture and it's right there, then what are you even asking, it's right there I can even see it
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> OAI and A\ Did you mean "any GenAI tool whatsoever"? Nothing special about those two big ones except the brand and the huge capacity to devour and repurpose any and all data you send to them.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Far from what I had imagined. If there was a OS that executes this one thing well there's hardly any reason to choose any of current enshittified alternatives.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
You can also vote with where you apply to work for. Employees in these companies are your fellow developers, unless they are drowned deep enough in their role in which case they are part of the problem.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> The industry has been using the term AI Psychosis to describe a person who blindly believes everything that AI says, I thought it meant to describe a person who cannot stop asking AI for everything and lose the appetite for thinking?
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Ask HN: Is there a mobile operating system with (wasi) container support?
3 points by wseqyrku 2mo ago|3 comments
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> but rather people who were just looking for a fight. Right before the time this happened I was already out of the social media so I completely missed out on the move from twitter to fediverse. It was only four years later when I came b
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Reconsidering My Relationship with the Fediverse(mijndertstuij.nl)
3 points by wseqyrku 2mo ago|1 comments
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> Proof assistant kernel, not operating system kernel It's the neologism they use to own the word and define it however they want. The other one is 'harness' that I didn't even click to see what they want it to mean.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Only in corporate setting.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
> "I asked Claude what happened, and it spit out this 300 line response. Can you read it for me and see if it’s right?” I would totally lose it if someone come up to me with that shit. Zero chance I would put up with it.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
It's changed so much I can't even parse the title.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I meant the entire time not 47 years ago sharp. You won't see what you're ignoring no matter how close it gets to you.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Where you were for the last 47 years? Turn on the news.
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
I suggest replacing google's News tab with Magic! because it's so heavily messed with you cannot make sense of the ranking. For some queries on ongoing events I've seen headlines come up from the last month or older as the fi
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Funny you asked, turns out it is quite hard because you must know a lot more about nature of your data and also intricate user needs to design an effective system like that. Fuzzy search is like bluetooth, slap it on and it kind of sort of
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by wseqyrku 2mo ago
Thanks to AI, you can never trust the internet too. We're going to swim in generated content like never before.

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