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by zwnow 11mo ago
I'd also throw Erlang/Elixir out there. And I really wished Elm wasn't such a trainwreck of a project...
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by zwnow 11mo ago
Idk death punch argument sounds cooler
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by zwnow 11mo ago
But some webdev said they are 10x faster now so it cant be bad for humanity /s
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by zwnow 11mo ago
Its a personal blog so even if data was lost it would've been just posts that nobody reads. Certainly not worth the 0.00054 BTC they wanted
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by zwnow 11mo ago
My first ever deployed project was breached on day 1 with my database dropped and a ransom note in there. Was a beginner mistake by me that allowed this, but it's pretty discouraging. Its not the internet that sucks, its people that su
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by zwnow 11mo ago
Whats ur solution to nuclear waste?
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by zwnow 11mo ago
Didn't know I was being followed by the grammar police.
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by zwnow 11mo ago
Yea it shouldn't be this way. Its only happening due to lack of standards and the software world essentially being the wild west.
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by zwnow 11mo ago
Just cut off the general public from power for like 1/6th of the day instead of going for unsafe solutions. Considering the amount of bullshit we power nowadays we can surely live without power for some hours of the day until we find b
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by zwnow 1y ago
I inherited a few codebases as solo dev and I am confident in my abilities to refactor each of them in 1-2 months without issues. I can imagine that in a team that might be harder, but these are glorified todo apps. I am well aware that com
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by zwnow 1y ago
The whole codebase & tools at whatever company I ever worked at was using 99% legacy stuff. Its wild... Often times it would have been easier to rebuild the whole project over trying to upgrade 5-6 year old dependencies. Ultimately the
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by zwnow 1y ago
It obviously is a generic comment targeting any entity with enough money to afford good lawyers.
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by zwnow 1y ago
I mean any entity that can afford good lawyers seems to not care about responsibility in the slightest.
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by zwnow 1y ago
What is responsibility if you can afford good lawyers?
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by zwnow 1y ago
I am afraid this is not a personal choice of "accepting" something. If they dont accept drastical change in their lifestyles, they gotta accept billions of immigrants given that some countries become inhabitable sooner than others
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by zwnow 1y ago
> To prevent policymakers from writing regulations that harm the affected industries without gain. Industries that cant comply to modern standards should be harmed. We dont need industries willing to pay lobbyists to keep fossil fuels al
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by zwnow 1y ago
She's also 67 by now, which is the regular retirement age in Germany. Can we just get rid of all the old people in positions of power... ? It's happening over and over again that old people decide on things that mess up the younge
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by zwnow 1y ago
For me it took a tremendous amount of work to somewhat understand the OTP stuff though. Its one of those languages where I can never be confident about my implementations, and thankfully it has features to check whether you have stale proce
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by zwnow 1y ago
This is really worth mentioning. I hate programming with a passion if I HAVE to work on something. I love it when I am free on chosing what to work on. Having to work on other peoples ideas, or in regards to constraints other people have se
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by zwnow 1y ago
It is very interesting because it tackles things people love to forget when using AI. A little over a decade ago it was scandal on how big tech companies are using peoples data, now people give it knowingly to them via all kinds of bullshit
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by zwnow 1y ago
Idk all my friends are alcoholics and we only talk about stupid stuff
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by zwnow 1y ago
This is actually one of the things I struggle with the most. Even small scale apps are mysterious to me, I have no idea how to build, deploy and maintain an app correctly. For context, I work for a startup as solo dev and I manage 5 project
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by zwnow 1y ago
Yea a combo is more problemtic, I could see why thats an issue. Most important stuff in my life has 2FA with my phone thankfully. My banking password got breached like 3 years ago and i still didnt change it... nothing ever happened. I am g
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by zwnow 1y ago
Can anyone enlighten me why an exposed email address is an issue? I get it if its some kinda admin@foo.com but my private mail, why would I care? Its not like they have my password?
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by zwnow 1y ago
Funnily enough the current reigning party in Germany actually wants the elderly to continue working past retirement age. What makes this even more ironic is that these are also their biggest group of voters...
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by zwnow 1y ago
Acting like HN was a good platform... Also you argued like an incel so its hard to take you serious
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by zwnow 1y ago
Hold women accountable for men being a general threat to them? Sure its their fault \s
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by zwnow 1y ago
Any type of art is inspired by the art of others. Its the simplicity in which you now can generate "art" which is the issue. Stealing artists work while also making it harder than ever for them to make a living is a deeply ethical
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by zwnow 1y ago
Why are you torn on the issue? Its not a secret many original IPs were stolen therefor its a violation. None of the training data was originally drawn by OpenAI. OpenAI also actively monetizes that work.
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by zwnow 1y ago
Where did I compare that? Getting hurt has variations. Your privacy can be hurt, your physique can be hurt, your emotions can be hurt.

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