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by zihotki 1y ago
You can't outrun a bad diet
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by zihotki 1y ago
> At SUSE, Perl is a fundamental component and member of our ecosystem > $11 500 Something doesn't compute, the donation looks very small for a 3000 people company
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by zihotki 1y ago
The article sounds as it's written by the AI and it feels very empty but many words, just like an ad.
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by zihotki 1y ago
I also share this resentment. It became very hard to have a niche app for a family or a small circle. Not like it was easy before, but amount of time one needs to invest to keep it up to date with requirements is not sustainable. Web apps a
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by zihotki 1y ago
As if humans always produce high quality always right working code without tech debt. The article is full of AI cliche echos.
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by zihotki 1y ago
There is nothing in the article or studies to justify your point about encouragement. The points raised at the start of the thread are still very valid - who participated in the study and whether there were other important factors which wer
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by zihotki 1y ago
It's true even for vegetables. Clostridium botulinum bacteria is anaerobic
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by zihotki 1y ago
Why would thunderbird go? It has its own fund and it's fully funded AFAIK.
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by zihotki 1y ago
Check earlier submissions of this article, they have a lot of good discussions
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by zihotki 1y ago
According to the regulations, https://www.ecb.europa.eu/paym/integration/retail/instant_pa... , equality of charges must be implemented before 9 January 2025 for member states and before 9 January 2027 for no
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by zihotki 1y ago
2 days is (almost) a thing of a past considering the implementation deadline for EU member states - https://www.ecb.europa.eu/paym/integration/retail/instant_pa...
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by zihotki 1y ago
When I worked on a similar functionality, I used sql parser and AST walker to verify that no mutations are done and only a subset of sql was whitelisted. That worked as a charm and it wasn't hard to implement. Benefits - no sql injecti
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by zihotki 1y ago
One could say second class, another could say that's a good separation of concerns. Having direct access would lead to additional security issues and considerations. I wish it was possible to disable WASM in browsers.
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by zihotki 1y ago
There will always be a shortage of tech workers* in the US * - low paid skilled workers who don't have right to say no to 60h work weeks.
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by zihotki 1y ago
I strongly disagree with statement that the tests should be written by human. Human is responsible for ensuring the correctness of implementation and signing off the task. And I'd add one more item - use compiled language like java, c#
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by zihotki 1y ago
3-4 years ago I was looking forward to the Stellantis's hybrid platform. These days I'm still looking forward... Constant supply issues (1), delays with release of new models, sky high prices, focus on luxury market section make S
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by zihotki 1y ago
Past performance is not indicative of current/future. See https://s3-prod.autonews.com/2024-09/Dealer%20letter%20to%20... for more details why it was profitable in previous few years.
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by zihotki 1y ago
That's not the case in EU if we put EVs into separate category since they all have a battery weight toll.
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by zihotki 1y ago
Insignificant? Are destroyed strategic bombers insignificant? As well as huge amounts of armor vehicles so that now motocycles and other cheap vehicles are used instead. They pay significant role now, may be even more than artillery
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by zihotki 1y ago
I'm getting similar vibes from this to the Soviet's idea to reverse nothern rivers flow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_river_reversal They were also planning to use nukes for that. Thankfully it neve
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by zihotki 1y ago
I don't see it as lying, just not very handy with the tooling. As for why the patch wasn't there in the first place - it sometimes happens. Was it needed/required for a shared photo? Dunno. It doesn't look like a big dea
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by zihotki 1y ago
Are you completely sure you can considering that they are spring loaded and they are like 7-10cm apart judging by the size of other controls?
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by zihotki 1y ago
It does not suggest that. It only says they were turned off and no other conclusion given.
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by zihotki 1y ago
Sure, as soon as we could get predictable and repeatable results from a model in reasonable time
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by zihotki 1y ago
MCP is json-rpc. It's as simple as it could get and that's how web services are built
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by zihotki 1y ago
We, at a large Dutch bank, also do have 20+ interns but 0 positions for them in IT department. Leadership is projecting that if you do well in internship then you'll be hired. But no interns were hired in last 2 years...
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by zihotki 1y ago
I haven't used the latter two. The Claude Code experience is very well translatable to Copilot and they are similar in features. There were not many examples of Github Copilot advanced usage like described in the article when Agent mod
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by zihotki 1y ago
Not sure why it's downvoted. NBC News article doesn't add anything to the story and there is a lot of good interesting discussion in earlier submit.
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by zihotki 1y ago
That native obfuscated crap still has to do an HTTP request, that's essentially a base64
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by zihotki 1y ago
Even that can be cheated by mimiking the device and feeding it a generated video stream.

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