Mike-Kelner

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by Mike-Kelner 2mo ago
I've been asked several times how I use AI. My answer is - pretty much the same way I worked with developers on my team. I give a task, review the result for a reasonable amount of time - which might be close to zero for a minor front-
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by Mike-Kelner 2mo ago
The core issue is people replying without putting in any effort, not the fact that they quote AI. Saying, "I heard this might be wrong," isn't much better. If you think it might be wrong, spend a little time figuring out whet
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by Mike-Kelner 2mo ago
Thank you for mentioning it. Both tools can solve the same problems, but the approach is different. Basecamp is project-oriented, and the changes it brings to a company that adopts it are substantial. Vostorq is focused on one main task - g
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by Mike-Kelner 2mo ago
I know an old-school Linux admin who has been successfully running his own email servers for 30+ years - from small private ones to larger corporate setups. For spam detection he uses his own system, and it works surprisingly well even with
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by Mike-Kelner 2mo ago
About 15-20 years ago the em dash became popular in the Russian web-design community because, surprisingly, it is the proper character to use. Using "-" was a sign of low-quality work. I remember I even wrote a small app in C#, so
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by Mike-Kelner 2mo ago
This is what puzzles me about the whole topic as well. Why do we need to treat AI texts as anything special? As long as there is a name next to the text, we should care about the message instead of the way it was written. It reminds me of t