OtomotO

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by OtomotO 5d ago
AI is the average of all programmers. It's just that many (I guess that includes me? :D) assumed that they are better than the actually were.
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by OtomotO 6d ago
I assume it's the idea that initially you wrote machine code, later assembly and then the "high level languages" started to gain traction. And for each iteration there were scepticals... But I am curious myself, what OP meant
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by OtomotO 8d ago
Copyright isn't, patents in their current form are though.
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by OtomotO 11d ago
Since a couple of weeks they force you to login to use old.reddit. My visits have dropped by about 95%
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by OtomotO 11d ago
1:1 the same thing with Github
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by OtomotO 12d ago
> Code generated these days with fable and sol are near perfect. If you're doing a simple CRUD app, sure. If you're doing anything more involved they get the job done with dozens of shortcuts that bite you in the ass the moment
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by OtomotO 13d ago
Holy f*ck... you had me there for a moment. I thought they would end the top level .name domain. Everything business related runs over such a domain. So I totally get you! It's like someone pulled the ruck from under your feet.
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by OtomotO 13d ago
The last time I was in the US - a couple of decades ago, I admit - people were aghast that we walked to a store just a few hundred meters away. 3 people stopped and asked whether they can drive us somewhere... I mean, super friendly people,
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by OtomotO 13d ago
When I was a kid, about 3 decades ago, walking to school was a blast. I had so much fun going there and going back on foot. So much that when I was a teenager and my mother drove by my school one day and decided to pick me up, I was super u
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by OtomotO 17d ago
The same is true about FP, just that it doesn't promise this. I agree with the reality.
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by OtomotO 17d ago
OOP exists to add a quadrillion of layers to otherwise perfectly understandable business code in an attempt to obfuscate meaning and intent and guard against malicious extraction of valuable trade secrets. Oh, it also helps me to pay my bil
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by OtomotO 17d ago
Absolutely. Like I agree with most everything he says and I like to optimise my own software, but for my day to day jobs and contracts it's simply not feasible. That level of performance and rigor is not what is demanded nor paid or ap
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by OtomotO 24d ago
He used their salute
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by OtomotO 25d ago
You don't seem to understand what species means and what race means, in biology
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by OtomotO 26d ago
On one hand they fight SEO and spam, on the other they take advertising money to manipulate the order of search results...
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by OtomotO 26d ago
First off: I am aware that Linux runs on much more than desktop PCs. I am using it exclusively and since many decades. I was specifically asking for desktop usage though, because that's what I am mostly working with. If that point didn
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by OtomotO 26d ago
I asked specifically for a desktop. > I am genuinely interested as I've never even considered using HDMI for my Desktop. Sorry if that didn't come across. English isn't my first language
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by OtomotO 27d ago
Okay, so ELI 5 why I would now use HDMI instead of DP? All my monitors support DP, my GPU has more ports for DP ... I am genuinely interested as I've never even considered using HDMI for my Desktop.
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
I am working for small companies, for medium sized companies and for huge behemoths. None (apart from one customer as I said) has their code on GitHub. The big ones because of trade secrets. Which is ironic, because most of them use Microso
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
You know, I am not employed. I have little time in my day to spend with my daughter. But I also have responsibilities. And one client has decided to bet on github. It's the only client I've ever worked with who has their code on g
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
I've asked around in my circles, because I am genuinely interested: Everyone not working in startup space IS hosting their own instances. Hell, even I do it.
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
Just in the US. I have ONE European client... ONE of dozens who use GitHub. EVERY other client I've ever worked with used their own gitforge or at least bitbucket...
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
I have one client that relies on github. Just one, out of dozens I've worked with over the years. It's just a constant pain in the ass. Wherever I have anything to say I prefer ANY other gitforge over this piece of shit.
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
If a site doesn't work, I disagree. It should. The web is becoming a monopoly anyway... a contradiction to what web once meant.
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
Which in turn should be built into the browser and done automatically
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Gödel and Turing outlined the limits of AI(heise.de)
5 points by OtomotO 1mo ago|0 comments
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
China thinks long-term, the US administration, especially the current one doesn't. And who is to blame them (or to hold them accountable)? Some won't live long-term... I mean, being 80 and fat, what are the chances...
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
LiMux was such a hopeful project. Let's see whether times truly have changed with the reckless US administration and the total dependence on closed source US software. Maybe Europe will finally truly wake up.
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
Correct. If the premise doesn't hold, it's ex falso quodlibet for anyone.
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by OtomotO 1mo ago
> You at least need a capable machine, so that's not 0 monetary investment It is 0 monetary investment if I already have said machine lying around doing nothing. Which is exactly the story OP talked about.

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