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BrissyCoder
8d ago
Yeah same. I have an agent running on it, so whenever one of my kids asks to watch something that their friends have told them about it, provided it's not retarded, I tell the agent to go find it and it shows up on the kids TV. No mont
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4mo ago
Honesty. WTF is Ladybird? Feel like as a normal guy doing normal software development I'm living in an alternate reality or something. How is this the top post on my favorite website?
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BrissyCoder
4mo ago
If I found out that I was working with someone with this setup I would a) try to get them fired immediately or b) voluntarily quit. I do not know how you live with yourself.
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BrissyCoder
4mo ago
I completely agree and I think the fact that he's not being roasted by HN commenters for posting this is a good sign that it is over for this website/forum.
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4mo ago
I started using it too when I got sick of using VS Code to look at md. Glad I never had the need to install any plug-ins! Very poor form on their part from what I can tell.
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BrissyCoder
5mo ago
Thank you eSafety Commissioner!
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BrissyCoder
5mo ago
> No mention of the fact that Ollama is about 1000x easier to use. Easier than what? I came across LM Studio (mentioned in the post) about 3 years ago before I even knew what Ollama as. It was far better even then.
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BrissyCoder
5mo ago
Yeah okay. Thanks for clarifying. I guess I thought when you said "punish" you meant something more dramatic!
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BrissyCoder
5mo ago
Worked in and managed a few "Agile" teams. Never heard of a dev get punished for a bad estimate. Can you describe exactly what you mean?
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5mo ago
Yes in good faith I will one hundred percent no-lie wire you 100AUD if you can prove beyond doubt that you had a discussion like that with a Swiss health provider. Not one that you contrive now after the fact - one that happened before this
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5mo ago
No I'm just straight up saying this post is fake. Don't try to bring social justice warrior talk onto a tech forum please.
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5mo ago
Yeah sure, as a matter of rule, every time I visit any health provider I am always discussing with the medical receptionist: the software they use, the challenges the business as a whole faces, the tensions between insurers and third partie
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5mo ago
Non-ironically: "yes please" if you want me to believe that any of this happened.
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5mo ago
> On my last visit i actually casually discussed their IT system with a doctor. Oh right, cool. Did it have a public-facing web-portal that you were able to "investigate" and that "Thirty minutes in, I had full read and wr
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5mo ago
It's pure bs. If you read that blog post and think "this definitely happened", let alone "wow - this is interesting" then I have a monorail to sell you. > Technical Background > The entire application was a si
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5mo ago
Yeah because every medical practice I go to, I'm always able to investigate all of their systems.
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5mo ago
> The timelines mentioned are weird - he spoke to them before they built it? Or after? It's not that clear, he mentions they mentioned watching a video. Yeah although I didn't comment I found this weird as well. Chronology was
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5mo ago
Okay. If it's real I apologize. But in any case it's so lacking in detail and so brief as to make it so uninteresting that it might as well be fake. > Somebody "vibecodes" medical app/system. The app was insecure
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5mo ago
This reads like internet fiction to me. Very vague and short.
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6mo ago
"wanky" Austraian/New Zealander detected lol
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WiseTech Global to cut 2k jobs as AI ends era of 'manually writing code'
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1y ago
> I suspect this test gives central values to many test-takers because the internal consistency of the questions has not been verified. Do you prefer to use: 1. Capital letters 2. Lower-case letters 3. Numbers 4. The characters required
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BrissyCoder
3y ago
I played it on the C64 as an 8 year old. 30 years later I don't understand this code.
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3y ago
Starting around the mid 2010s I think, I started seeing needless use of "Design Patterns" all over the place (mostly by CS graduates). Factories, adapters, observers in places where it was just plain overkill and needless extra li
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3y ago
The hard part is figuring out other peoples code.
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BrissyCoder
4y ago
No. They do proper espresso style coffees with decent beans.
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BrissyCoder
4y ago
They really do though.
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BrissyCoder
4y ago
This isn't Reddit.
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BrissyCoder
4y ago
Sounds like something an angsty teen would post. Get disciplined wrt to diet and exercise and find some worthwhile hobbies/pursuits. > I can’t move out bc I have nothing determining my location Not sure I understand this one... any
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4y ago
Counterpoint... I don't get all the hate for Teams. I work fully-remote on a medium sized team. We use Teams for one-one calls, team calls, presentations, screen-sharing, calls to external numbers and I've never had any problems.
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