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by oscarcp 17d ago
It seems my eyes skipped the part of "[...]mostly consist of code written by generative AIs[...]" my bad. Which means I have to apologize twice, because of the other comment. Damn, good slap in the face xD
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by oscarcp 17d ago
No but I use LLMs for repetitive tasks and chores mainly, the ToS forbids any use of LLMs, not just "reasonable" or "unreasonable" use. And even if it wasn't my case, if someone wants to purely vibecode, they should
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by oscarcp 19d ago
Not if they keep putting everything behind a paywall. I'm not going to pay 60 (20/user/month) euros per month to be able to restrict pushes to main. It's absurd. Sorry, this specifically gets my blood boiling so I might
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by oscarcp 19d ago
It ridiculous, Codeberg did the same. I get why, really, I do, but it's creating a severe damage that will be abused by a third evil actor that will take over the wasteland of GitHub and GitLab by creating a service that will allow any
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by oscarcp 19d ago
I was about to mention Codeberg but I saw the last two changes to the terms of use and they're basically digging themselves into the ground with so many restrictions
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by oscarcp 19d ago
How does it compare to a local deploy of PSONO?
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by oscarcp 2mo ago
That just gave me shivers down my spine of people eventually becoming so lazy that the AI will decide who to fire based on a massive amount of circumstantial data that very likely has tiny cumulative errors that will lead to classifying you
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by oscarcp 2mo ago
Just to make my point: can I really trust humans to keep up with the required identity data that will give me enough "credibility" so the AI will give me access? Let's say I had a promotion, who changes my title in the system
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by oscarcp 2mo ago
Am I undertanding this correctly? The idea is to have ultimately an AI decide if I can have access to a resource based on dynamic inference, identity , intent and service signals that can easily be manipulated? Unless I gravely misunderstoo
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by oscarcp 3mo ago
I don't know your use case... we use only dedicated root servers (from the auction) and the cost is stupidly low, we run 6 x 64GB RAM, 6TB HDDs Xeons and each of them (with the price increase) cost us like 40 euro/month, which is
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Show HN: Stonn, a federated civil/terrain viewer(stonn3d.com)
1 points by oscarcp 3mo ago|0 comments
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by oscarcp 4mo ago
shame I cant recover my original account. When they sold to spotify I hadn't accessed my account for a good while so they just moved everything over and deleted it. It was a shame, I'm one of the OGs that signed up when it still w
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by oscarcp 4mo ago
what-a-way to pre-start a work day. Thanks for the contrib! :D
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by oscarcp 5mo ago
4% seems reasonable, it's pretty much standard across the board in Europe (median sits around 6% if I recall correctly), not many companies can pull 10% profit. For example in Spain, major conglomerates like INDITEX have a 11%, Iberdro
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by oscarcp 5mo ago
Gentle reminder that we have a gag law that subtly undermines the right to strike as well as give full and total power to police to do whatever they want if they deem your actions a "disrespect" or "disobedience" withou
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by oscarcp 5mo ago
There was a case two weeks ago about someone unable to locate their missing parent with a tracking application (I'm assuming the parent has some sort of dementia) because the application could not connect to the servers. Link in spanis
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by oscarcp 5mo ago
Normalized revenue for LaLiga itself in 2025 was 5.4 billion (american billion) euros
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by oscarcp 5mo ago
Two things, one is a container control plane inspired in the efforts of the Nextcloud AIO people called LOOM (yeah, like the Lucas Arts game), the other is a full blow NixOS deployment system (from the USB or network directly) for my compan
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by oscarcp 6mo ago
Huh, this just gave me an idea (provided a few modifications and enhancements to the noids) to create a god game with true emergent behaviour (yes, that's not very gamey like, I know, it can collapse for no reason). Let's see if I
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by oscarcp 7mo ago
I must say, I find the experience curious to say the least. It prompted me to write something, and I immediately got frustrated that my text was gone, followed by a feeling of "well, it was ephemeral anyway" and then finding the r
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Show HN: Sievers a Rust SIEVE filter editor(github.com)
1 points by oscarcp 7mo ago|0 comments
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by oscarcp 7mo ago
I'd warn on the side of caution, moving from SQL to Graph is easier than undoing graph nodes, relationships and properties into a coherent SQL schema. Tread carefully :)
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by oscarcp 7mo ago
It was a "compound" error you can say. The first mistake was management not wanting to pay for Neo4J, so we were working in production with the free edition (no backups, only one database, lots of limitations). The second error wa
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by oscarcp 7mo ago
We would have saved so many wasted hours in the last company I worked for if we had this... you have no idea, to give you a sense, the decision to move from a Neo4J db to MySQL (the service was failing, the DB was failing, it was a bad arch
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by oscarcp 7mo ago
I'm glad you like it! You can tell the site has heavy AI help, but the hero section I actually fine tuned it myself.
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by oscarcp 7mo ago
I built a time tracking app and control panel for ourselves at our company out of frustration (it was very basic, for compliance with spanish law) and eventually we just fixed so much stuff and added so many features that we just released i
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by oscarcp 9mo ago
I'm writing this without reading the comments first but oh boy, I wanted to punch a stone wall while I was reading this. I don't tolerate any company that has more than 3 interviews for a position, it's an automatic "no,
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by oscarcp 9mo ago
I'm working on a simple IoT visualizer. I built my own domotic system at home (which i hope to turn into a product at some point) and I had the need to visualize the sensor data per room and per floor. While I was working on the tablet
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by oscarcp 9mo ago
Yeah... that is very true
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by oscarcp 9mo ago
Yup, that's what most people say in our country, now people have numbers to back it up! :)

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