mikojan

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by mikojan 19d ago
Everybody and their grandmother uses their services. Are you organizing a non-profit rehearsal space? Create a mailing list there. This is grim. I guess this only works because those are foreign servers so freedom of speech does not apply b
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by mikojan 23d ago
Yea, if those 5% are the top-5% - everybody else gets inconvenienced by Neo-Liberal policies all the time.
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by mikojan 27d ago
This works great as long as you are not doing what the parent comment cautions you to not do: Let agents decide the architecture. The moment you do that, why even bother producing a result.md? Just let the Bot execute on its findings, you r
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by mikojan 1mo ago
> There is a reason that books like "the staff engineer's path" cover topics such as local maximums, communication, [...] Why would they cover programming? That's what all the books on programming are for. Also I see
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by mikojan 1mo ago
> I don't like the implication that there are people who join a union because they are bad at their job. What are you talking about? I never insinuated anything like that.
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by mikojan 1mo ago
What do you mean? What is the problem with that statement?
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by mikojan 1mo ago
Volkswagen is perhaps the greatest counter-example. The union in Germany converted every layoff initiative in whole or in part (more often in whole) into partial retirements, backfill stops, reduced working hours, compensation freezes.
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by mikojan 1mo ago
Financial equity, benefits and opportunities at other companies in my experience are not the determining factors for tech workers. Lack of or loss of self-determination and self-governance are. The tech workers who are unionized that I know
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by mikojan 2mo ago
After watching this video I am absolutely positive that the issue is not a lack of stamina in humans. It is that humans have the capacity to realize that this is a bad idea long before they complete it.
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by mikojan 2mo ago
We have been building complex software before and we continue to do so. The question is where is this mythical codebase 10 times more complex then the Linux kernel that we were previously unable to produce? Or let it just be complex softwar
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by mikojan 2mo ago
> Because using Gen AI means you're committing to codebases that go beyond individual cognitive limits. Sure, the amount of code generated is exploding but where are these successful production applications that have "[gone] be
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by mikojan 2mo ago
I too like to one-shot clone music production software, redo the whole readme in a single commit and show hacker news 6 months later
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by mikojan 2mo ago
Sibling commented on organizational disadvantages that may or may not be inherent to cooperatives. However, another explanation is that the dominant economic and legal environment - and, indeed, society itself - is structured around a singl
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by mikojan 2mo ago
It is not a mistaken association. Socialism traditionally meant workers control over production. Work councils in Germany originally pursued direct workers control over respective businesses. Unions in Germany pursued some version of this w
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by mikojan 2mo ago
Employee stock ownership is a leap forward and studies consistently highlight its economic benefits. However, Mondragon, and co-ops like it, go further. They are industrial democracies: one worker, one vote.
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by mikojan 2mo ago
A hundred times this. Why do you never hear stuff like this from google? Only from OpenAi and Anthropic! They depend on investor money like none before them and they need these marketing stunts. They are vital to their business. Don’t fall
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by mikojan 2mo ago
Interesting. Could you not tell it to not second-guess itself (on minor issues)?
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by mikojan 3mo ago
It is beyond absurd to assume a company dependent on unprecedented sums of investor money is NOT deeply integrating its marketing department in its operations.
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by mikojan 4mo ago
I want the harness to use read freely but require confirmation for write.
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by mikojan 4mo ago
It won‘t..
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by mikojan 4mo ago
No shit
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by mikojan 4mo ago
That's what Skills are for :^)
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by mikojan 5mo ago
"Probably"? I'd hit that a thousand times just to be sure. Don't understand how one can experience anything but infinite dread when confronted with the effects of these models on the arts. Maybe I am getting old. But I d
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by mikojan 5mo ago
Hard to believe... This activity should certainly land you in a German prison?!
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by mikojan 6mo ago
> I see the same thing repeated in various front end tooling too. They all claim to be _much_ faster than their counterpart. > > 9/10 whatever tooling you are using now will be perfectly fine Are you working in frontend? On no
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by mikojan 7mo ago
Agreed. Optimistically let it resolve merge conflicts in an old complex branch. Looked fine at first but was utter slop upon further review. Duplication, wildly unnecessary complexity and all.
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by mikojan 8mo ago
The masters of mankind are yearning to replace expensive tech workers with this. With agentic versions of LLMs we are at a point now where they can (and should) certainly try and create a more hilarious world
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by mikojan 8mo ago
Dear god please let AI get forever stuck at this point because it would be so funny
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by mikojan 8mo ago
GPT is the middleman.
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by mikojan 8mo ago
Why Tailscale instead of plain wireguard?

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