Kirth

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by Kirth 14d ago
> I don’t think it’s possible to build a software factory unless you truly do not care about what you’re putting out In the article they talk of a swarm of agents autonomously speccing out the software and I can't help but wonder --
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by Kirth 1mo ago
"Power user?" Having a Pixel Watch 2 (or 3), I keep thinking no one working on this device really uses it. It's supposed to be a sports and health device but the stopwatch app doesn't even support laps.
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by Kirth 2mo ago
Computers and AIs can't be held responsible.
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by Kirth 2mo ago
I take it you've never been to Japan... Wouldn't wanna live there permanently. Wouldn't want to have been born Japanese. But my god the products and services are head and shoulders above my baseline expectations; it's si
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by Kirth 3mo ago
Was left stranded in Berlin last night trying to get home to a neighboring city, which should have taken 45 minutes (more like 1h20 nowadays due to time tables and whole regional train lines being down for maintenance til EOY). The lack of
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by Kirth 3mo ago
This was also my first thought when reading the title: because Claude is a tool you use and co-workers are either competitors or people preferably dependent.. an anti-pattern and not good culture but sadly the norm. That's not to say t
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by Kirth 4mo ago
Yeah it does feel like much tech competence that sprouts in Germany is either sequestered off and penned in, and/or leaves the country.
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by Kirth 7mo ago
> disagree with the fact that skill and taste are correlated > lots of amazing engineers have an awful taste in everything that is not their immediate field of knowledge or interest which one is it?
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by Kirth 7mo ago
During the first World War, Belgium divided in its Dutch (Flemish) and French (Walloonian) speaking constituents, had many such Walloonian officers rule over often Flemish soldiers. It wasn't unheard of that an officer got shot by his
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by Kirth 9mo ago
Муч лике хов Ю кан/кулд спел Енглиш ин Кирилик.. but who in their right mind actually does that?
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by Kirth 9mo ago
surely that cat's out of the bag by now; and it's too late to make an active difference by boycotting the production of more public(ly indexed) code?
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by Kirth 9mo ago
> Imagine that the only PC you could buy one day has everything tightly integrated with no user serviceable or replaceable parts without a high-end soldering lab. So.. a smart phone?
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by Kirth 10mo ago
While you still can..
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by Kirth 10mo ago
This is akin to a psychopath telling you they're "sorry" (or "sorry you feel that way" :v) when they feel that's what they should be telling you. As with anything LLM, there may or may not be any real truth ba
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by Kirth 10mo ago
Likewise, I tested this with a project we're using at work ( https://deepwiki.com/openstack/kayobe-config ) and at first it seems rather impressive until you realize the diagrams don't actually give any useful
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by Kirth 1y ago
.. and because the job and environment weren't that pleasant or rewarding to offset that delta in income offered elsewhere at an equally drab employer
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by Kirth 1y ago
That's exciting! I didn't catch that from the pricing page, thank you for clarifying :)
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by Kirth 1y ago
The people working on these things likely don't use the end product.
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by Kirth 1y ago
Sadly as with many such products, if you want SSO and the like, you'll still end up paying per user per month. That gets stupid expensive quick
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by Kirth 1y ago
Let's be honest; how many Slack messages or conversations older than 2-3 weeks still have value?
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by Kirth 1y ago
I was baffled by the comparison to the M4 Max. Does this mean that recent AMD chips will be performing at the same level, and what does that mean for on-device LLMs? .. or am I misunderstanding this whole ordeal?
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by Kirth 1y ago
"I don't like it" "I don't want it to be so" "I don't want this thing which I'm inept at to be real; it's unscientific!"
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by Kirth 2y ago
That's one hell of a term to mean being afraid of being alone.
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by Kirth 2y ago
I always seem to upset a lot of people when I bring up my take/experience on this because they seem to find it (psychologically) threatening. Labels such as ADHD seem to have value for those who use them and want not further examine t
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by Kirth 2y ago
You could do that, but then you're being wilfully dishonest with yourself. At which point you'll find that you're not getting any closer to your goals (assuming those who switch out eating sugar for doing exercise want to los
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by Kirth 2y ago
Yes, German work/employment culture is a crab barrel where every quality of life improvement has to be fought for tooth and nail.. The Netherlands cemented WFH as a right after the Corona period when it had shown to not negatively impa
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by Kirth 2y ago
I'm sorry but that sounds like "wet pavements cause rain" to me. The naming need not be causative in that direction. I'm not disagreeing with that we did indeed evolve with them.. Grug smoke plant. Plant make strong, hea
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by Kirth 2y ago
the parent literally linked their own GitHub page...
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by Kirth 2y ago
Really, a tool where 42% of incident responses the on call engineers are greeted by a pointer that likely lets them resolve the incident almost immediately and move on, rather than spending potentially hours figuring out which component it
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by Kirth 2y ago
and why do they run spyware?

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