zihotki

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by zihotki 7mo ago
Just like with many other submissions, I see a great I-shaped senior developer with a developed gut feeling who's able to do big chunks of work. I wonder how the team members, if any, survive such throughput. I also wonder if there was
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by zihotki 7mo ago
Obviously, unicode is used in sources so that we can enjoy those nice and cool emojis in our code and readme's! /s
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by zihotki 7mo ago
You can do it serverless, github and api keys is all you need - https://github.com/stephengpope/thepopebot The openclaw-like system built using 'free compute' from github
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by zihotki 7mo ago
Just tell the employees to make AI fully adopted in SDLC and make it secure and reliable. Don't make mistakes. If it works for models, why not humans? /s
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by zihotki 8mo ago
I think it's just the time for full acoption of CodeAct in one form or another has not yet arrived. Math should be done using math tools. Just give the tools to model in an easily accessible way to work with data without loss on tokeni
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by zihotki 8mo ago
Your analogy with a Skil saw is genius! You can cut much faster but it's also much more dangerous. Just like the AI indeed.
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by zihotki 8mo ago
According to the https://blog.katanaquant.com/p/your-llm-doesnt-write-correct... previously discussed on HN, it may be at least partially true: > The vibes are not enough. Define what correct means. Then measure.
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by zihotki 8mo ago
Goose farming, following the example of someone from linkedin.
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by zihotki 8mo ago
Context limits and context poison/rot/whatnot stops them. CLI's are a great way to make a focused context. But any other trick to filter out noise would also work.
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by zihotki 8mo ago
I wonder who is going to fill the gaming market if AI market focused companies would simply outbid them during manufacturing? All available and not yet available manufacture is pivoting to AI market
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by zihotki 8mo ago
At my work we can use only copilot. The rest of the tools is currently in pilot stage and under review. And no github cloud copilot. In the recent rise of agents orchestration we're looking into moving towards more automated agentic se
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by zihotki 8mo ago
The split keyboards with more traditional 92+ keys including 0-9 and F keys are underrepresented in the guide
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by zihotki 8mo ago
Suggest replacing managers with AI
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by zihotki 8mo ago
Limited range of motion on one side could cause some deviations in scapulohumeral rhythm, so your force application won't be optimal and may cause injuries, or even cause uneveness and side effects in gait cycle. And with time it tends
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by zihotki 8mo ago
There is also `git commit --amend` available, there are many ways to hide the evidence if one needs.
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by zihotki 8mo ago
Dirac won't be able to fully solve the room issues AKA it's not a replacement for proper room treatment, but at least it can reliably make the sound in the room not terrible.
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by zihotki 8mo ago
I wonder if someone could explore creating a standalone product out of that markdown, just for the fun of it.
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by zihotki 9mo ago
The point they use is that our vision angles are fixed and if you sit too close you won't see the whole screen at once. What's the point of having bigger screen in that case? Also the angles of viewing won't let you see that
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by zihotki 9mo ago
> the cost is $0 > at most a couple of meetings and a junior dev spending 30min watching the first three YouTube results for "consumer device security issues", and then another 30min copy/pasting standard mitigations i
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by zihotki 9mo ago
One just need to get a big house so that the 8k 77 inch TV can be put like 6m+ away (/s). See the https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/size-to-distance-r... for more accurate distance calculations.
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by zihotki 9mo ago
It baffles me that the 8K is discussed without taking the screen size into consideration. 8K in 77 inch TV is not that much different from 4k in 50 inch TV if you focus on PPI. Such big TVs also require certain distance to be able to watch
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by zihotki 9mo ago
Security has certain cost associated to implement it. That makes product more expensive without any additional market value. There must be certain external incentives to motivate spending extra effort
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by zihotki 9mo ago
any reason to use PETG instead of PLA? PLA is plant based, in theory bio-degradable, while PETG is produced from crude oil.
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by zihotki 9mo ago
The problem is that they're useless during winter in Ukrain. There is barely any energy generated between November and March. And heatpump won't work during frequent outages. Nice but kinda useless gesture
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by zihotki 9mo ago
We're talking about business challenges/features which can be solved by using either of the solutions and analyzing pros/cons. It's not like Redis is bad, but sometimes it's an over-engineered solution and too costl
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by zihotki 9mo ago
Using Redis to store large queue payloads is usually a bad practice. Redis memory is finite.
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by zihotki 10mo ago
And once you start listening there, your video suggestions feed becomes a music feed thus degrade the video experience. Vids and music must be separate
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by zihotki 10mo ago
And more to come! Physical buttons now are a part of European Transport Safety Council requirements to get a high safety rating, from https://etsc.eu/cars-will-need-buttons-not-just-touchscreens... : "New Euro NCAP test
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by zihotki 10mo ago
Sounds like AI slopish article. A whole section about "Why most enterprises don't" with many words but no actual data or analysis. Just assumptions based on orthogonal report. AI won't give you much productivity if the p
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by zihotki 10mo ago
Right now it's a bit opposite - you can't purchase using Visa/MC some services that are legal in your country but considered illegal in US. Visa/MC just won't allow that.

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