pluto_modadic

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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
wonder if some of the bugs with self-managing it have been worked out :)
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
the difference is in /key management/. Key management is the hard part. Especially keyless SSH management. (things like sigstore's rekor/fulcio remove some complexity here). It is not "just a (manually generated) ss
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
I'm going to guess this is satire unless sourcegraph only has "junior" developers, on "junior" pay. The article tells me something unfortunate about the appropriateness about ever buying software from this person; b
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
other countries (e.g. India), just have... built better ordinary payment networks. Or laws for them (e.g., Europe). The US... has regulatory capture by draconian platforms.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
lines of code is not equal to features released. especially when you have to diagnose faulty code in production later. So... low quality code is worse than no code.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
then find a "great" artist willing to cosign that they made something using that AI, vs their own talents.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Painful to write vs painful to audit for correctness. Writing code that you barely understand is a surefire recipe to have /no clue/ how to debug said code (because debugging it will be more complex). (let alone audit it for corre
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
this could be a useful mechanism actually... shame it didn't work out
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
requiring logins for /everything/ would close up the web. Now... requiring a login for viewing git blame (which is resource intensive) might be a good idea...
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
I always appreciate a good post by Molly White :D
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
how does this compare to, say, https://github.com/corazawaf/coraza (Apache licensed, either embeddable as a library, as an nginx or caddy plugin, or standalone?)
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
Alphabet tried to kill adblock in Chrome, so...
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
a database scaling dramatically up and down /under load/ and expecting it to perform the same as steady state seems a bit weird, vs a single, beefy database with a beefy ingest job and a bunch of read only clients searching it? li
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
<3 great work
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
I think... The problem definitely isn't your applicants. It's your job posting being out of touch, full stop.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
Other way around. Job seekers are attempting to survive, job boards aren't doing enough to make matchmaking easier.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
This could be improved slightly to make it more performant. Possibly by slowly exposing data to the user?
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
Yeah they act like everything they make will be praised, or that people who criticize them can never be pleased. Be ethical.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
Mozilla really keeps making missteps.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
It's clear there's a large fragment of AI founder types that totally had nobody tell them and I hope they faceplant, hard.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
picture this: corporate buys something (like O365), and is reluctant to end licensing for the bundle. So... if they're locked into a contract that includes management-abuse-as-a-service, enabling bad behaviors, do you think they'l
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
kubernetes is an endless employment engine for operations staff (it's kinda the opposite of "anybody can write react, so react devs are now cheaper", instead you're constantly maintaining a piece of junk k8s stack). no w
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
...don't judge a project by its landing page. Especially if it's as well run as this one, by the looks of it.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
I mean... rust modules aren't typically in your CWD, no? they're not in some node_modules that you can grep, but in a cargo folder with /all of the libraries you ever used/, not just the ones you have for this one projec
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
hmmm, website isn't loading for me.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
don't they have to have to have done this /before/ it gets deleted?
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
This feels like a straw-man. Money should not equal speech. Yes it should be fixed with legislation. Why on earth wouldn't it? Citizens United was an obvious, incredible, disastrous mistake.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
This reminds me, out of the one app I *actually want* to be addictive, food tracking apps NEVER are.
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
new solution should be: Simple and elegant. Optional, non-intrusive and non-infectious. Robust and efficient. Only solves the cancelation problem. okay... so they dodged the thing I thought was going to be interesting, how would you solve p
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by pluto_modadic 2y ago
explaining that KTLO requires 6 SDEs is something I wish every executive knew.

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