hubertdinsk

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by hubertdinsk 4mo ago
everyone can build toys. Most people just have enough shame about publishing it. The hard part is not building such toys, it's the convincing people with money to buy said toy. This is where he earned his applause.
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by hubertdinsk 6mo ago
what the hell are you on about? Have you ever been employed? Employees do got reprimanded because of their mistakes. Employers just don't sue via the courts for the same reason you don't sue your spouse first thing when they break
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by hubertdinsk 6mo ago
there's no magic anywhere. At the end of the day the result is 0 and 1 onto memory. The approach to get there is the differentiate factor. If you are to tell a probabilistic tool to be 99.9999999% correct it would just be silly.
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by hubertdinsk 6mo ago
so not niche at all. You described a bit of everything. Niche is more like "ISO26262 compliant, response time under 50ms, measured with a oscilloscope with at least 40MHz bandwidth, failure rate less than 10^-7, proven with maths and s
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by hubertdinsk 7mo ago
oh it's "because of this and that" now? The orignal topic was "not once blah blah...". I don't have to entertain you further, and won't.
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by hubertdinsk 7mo ago
latest counter-example is NFT.
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by hubertdinsk 8mo ago
No no I agree with you. It's just that I don't vibe with the sentiment that company culture are a one-way street from management. Anyway I do see that after a while the people who would have said no would all be gone. So maybe thi
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by hubertdinsk 8mo ago
Why not both? Where I work, there have been a lot of pushback where that BS doesn't make a lick of sense (the crown jewel of BS request atm: "let's put AI in the bootloader"). Good governance "should" also mean
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by hubertdinsk 2y ago
I'd say it's also to stop people from doing dumb things (i.e. proactive defense). Say, if the org runs Postgres in-house, there's a mighty chance that an intern somewhere might decide to ...test things out in a creative way.