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by zwnow 10mo ago
Microsoft (the company with no noteworthy accomplishments within the past decades) is a metric for a resume being good now? All they do is buy out companies and make a already finished product theirs.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Can't wait for people building agent based grep or whatever else solved issues there are. AI people really need to touch grass.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Funny that u think this: > I am not retarded enough to compare my income to a billionaire gaming the system Means: > Billionaires make their money by gaming the system Serious reading comprehension issue.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I never claimed they got rich by gaming the system. My god learn to read.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Sorry but I am not retarded enough to compare my income to a billionaire gaming the system while half of my salary is taken to help exactly the people who cant afford life themselves. The world would be a much better place if billionaires g
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> I’ve been tempted to by exotic cars as an example but have found if I just rent one for a day or two that urge goes away, it’s just a toy to me > I don’t want other people seeing me as flaunting wealth Lmao.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> Our society has become moralistic Which is extremely important. It's important to call out highly immoral behavior and lifestyles. Being a billionaire by itself is highly immoral. These people sleep like babies while people starve
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Why is it that they can add new env variables then?
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by zwnow 10mo ago
.gitignore is a thing
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by zwnow 10mo ago
.env files are used to develop as well, for some things like PayPal u dont have to change the credentials, you just enable sandbox mode. If I had some LLM attached to my codebase, it would be able to read those credentials from the .env fil
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Its all a hype train though. People still believe in the AI gonna bring utopia bullshit while the current infra is being built on debt. The only reason it still exists is that all these AI companies believe in some kind of revenue outside o
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by zwnow 10mo ago
.env files are a thing in tons of codebases
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Also it really baffles me how many are actually in on the hype train. Its a lot more than the crypto bros back in the day. Good thing AI still cant reason and innovate stuff. Also leaking credentials is a felony in my country so I also wont
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Idk, I still mostly avoid using it and if I do, I just copy and paste shit into the Claude web version. I wont ever manage agents as that sounds just as complicated as coding shit myself.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Shhhh the original poster is the CEO of an AI based company. I am sure there is no bias here. /s
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by zwnow 10mo ago
The model of capitalism is to use money to build some means of production and hopefully generate more money from that. We are arriving in a form of techno-feudalism where nobody produces anything. People with means to produce will pay the o
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I have yet to see a junior trying to install random/non existing libs.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> Being able to not only look up but automatically integrate things into your codebase that already exist in some form in the training data is incredibly useful. Until it decides to include code it gathered from a stackoverflow post 15 y
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Tldr: Yes my lord, I'll build the concentration camps as you desired, as its not my business to question thy authority. As long as I get paid, I wont question the effects my work has. What an ignorant way of working. Guess that's
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> But they are the best paid and everyone wants to move to the US. Not really, I prefer less pay but way more affordable cost of living over a dying country rapidly moving into fascism. What's your money worth compared to a life wor
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Thats how Finland made it to one of the "happiest" countries. People just not expecting anything from anyone, so if by chance something is even slightly above the bare minimum, its been good.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
We were splicing some fiberglass in job training a few years back and it was honestly pretty cool! The website is also really nice, I remember seeing the color codes on the splicing machine. Mesmerizing piece of technology.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
You cant possibly expect software engineers to be able to understand human emotions and meaning. We built Palantir and all the other fun tech making people's lifes miserable. If software engineers had ethics and would understand human
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I dont know whether I should be repulsed by this level of stalking, but its extremely funny ngl
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Unfortunately, publishing work in my region requires me to dox myself through an imprint. Usually this only applies to business related websites, but lawyers could even argue a personal blog is business related due to the possibility existi
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> I mean, this is an ideological point. It's not based in reason You cant be serious
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by zwnow 10mo ago
These files are just ignored by everything. We dont need .txt files, we need good defaults.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Its a startup that prioritizes features, once we have a few more customers we can scrap the project and focus on quality over quantity and actually check what the customers actually use. Fixing stuff at this point in time is looked at as a
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I am literally not allowed to fix bugs at work. Nothing senior about going rogue and showing initiative.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Maybe nsfl would have been more fitting then

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