iExploder

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by iExploder 2y ago
2026: how to hire the right people to fix the mess of a code you have accumulated with AI. this guy knows what hes doing, and he fcks too!
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by iExploder 2y ago
FOSS patent troll company. Agents would get employed by random companies that use linux/oss. Scan the licenses company uses, report back to HQ. First email would be from marketing "we can fix your issues", in case no or negat
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by iExploder 2y ago
for example when explaining technical topics: start by establishing common understanding of a problem boiled down to a level all engaged in conversation can understand. add by building on the established foundation, go into more technical d
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by iExploder 2y ago
> Being able to search in the past for a half-remembered conversation sounds great until you have idiotic, asinine corporate data retention policies that require anything beyond 90 days to be deleted anyway, for some bullshit reason like
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by iExploder 2y ago
well any given week the answer might be different, world is not a constant
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by iExploder 2y ago
Based, but what if the AI starts holding you personally accountable. Being a scapegoat for a Synthetic God for eternity, not muh cup a tea.
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by iExploder 2y ago
Your post is almost correct but needs a minor adjustment for clarity and correctness. "Comments lauding findings or praising efforts seem [TO] be valued less than those that find fault."
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by iExploder 2y ago
not looking, but I noticed recruiters in Europe started to reach out again after more than a half year of radio silence
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by iExploder 2y ago
I would think about buying cheap land in Italy for farming and go for farming for bio olive / oil or wine.
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by iExploder 2y ago
I didn't work directly under Japanese management, only indirectly or as a b2b partner. I was never told directly to work longer hours as a result, there was some pressure from non japanese intermediaries. There are also some unspoken e
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by iExploder 2y ago
its a feature of modern day corpo-capitalism. turns out processing data from billions of users and serving them subconsciousness influencing adds back in a modern day post capitalist techno widget factory requires skills that are in short s
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by iExploder 2y ago
I worked with couple of Japanese companies, people are very nice, respectful and hard working, but the work culture is not suitable for family life...
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by iExploder 2y ago
Yes, even for contractors it's considered high, with remote work in the mix one can create very comfortable life outside of the crowded cities plagued with all kinds of problems...
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Ask HN: In age of perfect AI SW, will people pay for craft SW with quirks?
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by iExploder 2y ago
exactly, the OP should just take a family vacation 2x per year to japan if they like it that much instead
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by iExploder 2y ago
especially when already making 170.000€ in Europe with the freedom of self employment...
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by iExploder 3y ago
Time to get a real job bro.
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by iExploder 3y ago
C++ embedded developer, CV algorithms optimization and very rarely JavaScript for personal use. I use the debugger exclusivelly. Logs are useful when reproducing the issue is complicated or having no access to source code. Usually related t
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by iExploder 3y ago
learn Rust so you can tell others you know Rust, learn C++ to actually get a job and do real work :)
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by iExploder 3y ago
If I were you I would grab a GEP gun
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by iExploder 3y ago
We can nuke it from the self sustaining colonies on Mars established by Musk in 2020...
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by iExploder 3y ago
Google "Microsoft strikes deal with Mistral in push beyond OpenAI" bro...
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by iExploder 3y ago
Musk claims the deal between OpenAI and MS is - MS gets access only to OpenAI pre-AGI tech. And he claims MS influences OpenAI board to not classify their AGI tech as AGI. Based on that it stands to reason Musk would make a case of determin
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by iExploder 3y ago
Could lead to juicy depositions and be subject to discovery. I wonder if Ilya makes an appearance.
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by iExploder 3y ago
Could it lead to probing and discovery?...
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by iExploder 3y ago
A perfect specimen representing state of the art website for software enthusiasts.
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by iExploder 3y ago
Some that come to my mind I had good experience with are social hobbies, boxing, bjj, dancing classes, chess, tabletop groups.
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by iExploder 3y ago
From one bandwagon to the other. Spicy.
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by iExploder 3y ago
Companies barely have enough time and money to keep developing their already existing 10+ yrs old tested and "working" codebases as is, how would anyone switch to a whole new language at this point?
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by iExploder 3y ago
We are social creatures. Providing value to others arguably leads to better long term satisfaction with life (unless psycho/sociopaths, they need not worry about this) It can be through having kids, but also through teaching others, pa

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