zsoltkacsandi

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by zsoltkacsandi 11mo ago
I have the same problem (took 35 years to find out), and hearing aids with directional microphones might work. I don’t say they will, but it is worth to try it.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
I was reached out by an Austrian company with a platform engineer position. Everything seemed like a good fit from both sides, until I got the employment contract. Out from curiosity I ran though an LLM on it, that pointed out it was full o
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
Well, it is still much more efficient (consumed energy, outcome, and mental sanity-wise) to fill a form with a textbox and a datepicker to book a flight, than trying to negotiate it with a chatbot. Everyone assumes that the perfect communic
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
I have a theory that the only purpose of the liquid glass update is to create an UI that uses more system resources, so it can be justified to upgrade to a newer device. It is terrible, does not anything visually or funcionally to the Apple
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
From my experience this mostly happened to Antrophic models, and not because of some honeymoon period, but after the introduction of their models, the model quality and the limits are starting to decline. Many people are complaning about th
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
They wrote their proxy because the declarative configuration of the existing proxies does not fit into their deployment flow.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
Instead of modifying the original (and incorrect) event, you can add a manual correction event with the info of who did it and why, and replay the events. This is how we dealt with such corrections with event sourcing.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
He/she raised valid points respectfully, no need for this snarky tone.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
There is money in local first apps, businesses are just greedy.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
You are trying to shift from facts to meta, "I never said this", "I did not say that”. You are accusing me of a grand narrative, so let's quote it: "Two things can be true: big fines risk slow launches, and companie
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> It's clearly doing the opposite and trying to stay out of the narrative. Apple itself publicly tied EU delays to the DMA ("regulatory uncertainties") when it postponed Apple Intelligence/Phone Mirroring/SharePl
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
Compliance overhead is real, but it doesn't rule out strategy. Two things can be true: big fines risk slow launches, and companies also use that friction to shape narratives and sequence rollouts. > regulation with punitively high f
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> It has the benefit of banning bots that hammer you SSH trying to log in. Even if password auth is disabled. You can use the built-in firewall for that (`ufw limit ssh`). > I've had friends that setup a small VPS and they'v
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
Accessing all of your data without any authentication by anyone who gets physical access to your machine/server/computer.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> Application Intrusion Detection And Prevention With Fail2Ban Please stop recommending fail2ban for securing/hardening servers and applications. It is mentioned even it’s readme that: > Though Fail2Ban is able to reduce the rate
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
I have exactly the same experience.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> it is difficult to find the last truth, only reach its truth over time The fact that is difficult to find out the truth, does not mean that something was or wasn't a lie. Paradoxically this is an attribute of a "good" li
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> and the descriotions of the same thing are different for different persons When my son says, "I wasn't there" when the glass broke, it's not just a matter of differing descriptions, it's a clear denial of a fac
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
Just a quick note: macOS usually doesn't distribute third-party vendor drivers through system updates. Most hardware vendors provide their own macOS drivers directly, if needed. So while Windows may include some third-party drivers via
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
I am not sure if we read the same article: > Once that happens, only the hardware partner who published it can bring it back. But there’s a catch. Microsoft may demand a business justification before allowing a republish. And if the part
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
No, and neither does macOS. But if I bought a printer seven years ago and the driver is definitely outdated, my Linux and macOS machines aren't forcing me to stop using it. Legacy/outdated software will be always with us. The solu
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
While I agree at some degree, when end users bought their instance of Windows, the promise was that it will work on that particular machine. A much more user friendly way would be to show a huge red windows at every login that you computer
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
And that's why I don't use Windows.
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> By which I mean in the context of the article, which I think dismisses microservices as a potential solution with prejudice > What I seem to be coming up against when discussing this is people conflate worthwhile evaluation with wor
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> Every situation should be evaluated on merits. This came across that there is also an assumption that we didn't try other solutions first - we absolutely did. I completely agree. But this a little bit contradicts with your origina
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> The largest benefit of microservices has always been lifecycle management, and "clear interfaces" in "modular monoliths" does not in fact solve that. What lifecycle are we really talking about? There are massive mon
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
Most “benefits” assumed from separation can be achieved with clear interfaces and modular monoliths, without the cognitive and operational tax microservices impose. > It also adds enough intentional friction that we don't accidental
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> Pretty sure that they say it, repeatedly, on their blog. I only read a handful of their blog posts and more than one mentioned it. Most users don't read blog posts - they interact with the app. If critical information about how to
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> Duolingo focuses on learning by translation, basically. ... It's an utterly broken approach to learning languages No it's not. It's not even an approach, it's a method to improve a subset of skills, you need to comp
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by zsoltkacsandi 1y ago
> more ephemeral feed instead of an inbox How would that work?

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