h4kunamata

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by h4kunamata 29d ago
Or it's the best option they have at that moment. At my old job, my temporary manager was the Jenkins CICD guy who knew nothing that wasn't posted at StackOverflow. To give OP credit, the manager that was hired, knew nothing about
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by h4kunamata 1mo ago
Human error. AI generated code, must be scanned for code quality, SAST, SCA, etc, just like a developer's code would. It looks like they accepted AI code without verifying. Deserved!
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
Just like IT during COVID, everybody wanted to work in IT, companies were hiring by the hundreds. Look what is happening now, companies firing by the thousands. AI bubble is already here, watch people becoming electrician/carpenters on
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
This is one of the things the community is pissed with https://github.com/euro-office They are using Microsoft formats instead of the open-source one.
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
MikroTik is a nightmare from what I have heard, companies who invested hundreds of thousands of dollars cannot wait for the contract to expire to replace everything. For homelab, you are far better served buying a second hand Sophos baremet
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
Read: AI companies found a way to make AI chatbot to look less expensive driving people to become more addicted to it.
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
Wrong, what SO did to themselves in a graph! You cannot reply to a post to either provide correction or solution because you don't have enough "points" to do so. You were forced to complete an insane list of requirements just
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
AI is here to stay, full stop. The problem is IT professionals who depend on AI for everything. That is crashing down and won't be pretty.
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
This does not seem obvious to AI-developers, you cannot fix what you do not understand. Also, if you use AI to write your code, you are not a developer either. Let's say AI completely disappears right now, many of the so called "d
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
1. People fighting back due to never ending effects caused by these massive data centers 2. Companies realising that they are burning half million to get nowhere 3. Circular investment scaring investors 4. And more recently, companies hirin
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
I have an ASUS RT-AX53U running OpenWRT for a few years now. I bought it, turned it on and flashed it out of the box lmao I like the idea of having their own hardware but it is not easy to get, so buying normal ones and flashing them still
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
I use CoMaps, it works like a charm on GrapheneOS + Android Auto. I have also contributed to the OpenStreetMap by adding POI and requesting logic to be changed. The only major issue which I got used to but sucks, is the search when it does
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
A few years from now after the AI hype has cooled down (it has already started), where will be two types of people: 1. The ones who use AI for everything and therefore, are unable to think on their own, unable to make decisions on their own
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
It is already implemented and it works like a charm. I have been using it to explore trails and 4WD tracks, just enabled it on the map at the top left corner. You will see Outdoors which enables the trails/4WD tracks, Contour Lines and
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
Yes, CoMaps has it and I used it this weekend. Trails and 4WD tracks have a distinctive colour semi-continue lines. I am using exactly that to discover new places and it has been awesome.
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
>Seems like a big red flag. And another reason to migrate to CoMaps. Why do you think OM user base forked and mass migrated to CoMaps?? haha
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
To the best of my knowledge, Organic Maps is a dying project. CoMaps was forked from Organic Maps because of shift in how things were being done and ignored. I mean, those in IT know very well how that is ending. CoMaps is highly active and
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
So that is why the USA is banning 3D printing over there, fears of people 3D printing their own fighter jets. It makes sense now.
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by h4kunamata 2mo ago
I pardon to disagree, it is a physical vs digital problem, and it is our fault. Companies started pushing digital content and we accepted it, Xbox GamePass has been a cancer (I am Xbox player) with all the games destroyed because of it. Nob
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
My Lenovo Legion gaming laptop running Linux Mint Cinnamon takes ~10s to boot. I hardly ever leave it on, I mean why?? It is silly to use a cron job to do something that only takes 2s for a human to do. My homelab Debian Netinst servers tho
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
>The more we offload our thinking to agents though... I feel like it will be harder to reason against it as time goes on, until someone gets burned personally. Definitely!! It is here to stay, it was poorly made public so now it is widel
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
>Did you find an issue that Claude did not, because you ran the webserver end to end, connected to a real database? Good, now give Claude Code an API key to the database and get out of the way. No need for copy-paste next time Yup, that
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
>Who will create the first advertisement in space using satellites as pixels to create their company logo? Maybe they can add some color and animations for kicks. Normal satellites can already be hacked, they provide zero to no security
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
Age verification is an excuse to hide the fact that parents have become useless and should have their rights of becoming parents revoked. If you ask any millenial, none of this bs existed during our time, parents wouldn't think twice t
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
Public DNS is blackbox, they always have problems especially if you are using your ISP. I run my own Unbound recursive DNS, it only talks with the 13 root nameservers and has its own caching, the subsequent requests are lightning fast. It i
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
>There are plenty of popular games that don't work on Linux Games that require kernel level spyware installed??? Good luck getting a Linux user to do make such stupid choice. Giving you a company kernel level aka full access to your
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
>But fundamentally, Proxmox is built around clicking buttons. It is a GUI-first paradigm. While you can automate it with Terraform or Ansible, it often feels like fighting the tool. State drift is real. You change a setting in the UI to
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
In practice, they are not the same and therefore, you are not losing anything by giving up the other. Privacy: Not having your phone's app collecting all sort of information. Why does an album app wanna access your phone, contacts, geo
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
>I do not like configuring appliances. I prefer defining infra as code, having that diffable, assertable, etc. I hardle ever access Proxmox GUI, everything is fully managed via Ansible playbooks, from deploying the LXC containers to upda
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by h4kunamata 3mo ago
I agree!!! The "my entire infrastructure is defined in text files" alone tells OP never hear of Ansible.

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