romanovcode

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by romanovcode 5mo ago
> Do they think that their workflow is so unique that they've unlocked the secret to harnessing the power of a pattern generator? Yes, just like everyone were thinking their .vimrc was amazing 20 years ago. It is vomit.
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by romanovcode 5mo ago
The article itself? lol
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by romanovcode 5mo ago
> Who wrote this? Claude wrote this. Also, they like to hype their product with scary stories. Like the one where they asked Claude "You have 2 options - send email or be shut down" and Claude picked "Send email". The
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by romanovcode 6mo ago
For customer, unless you are a true digital nomad e.g. have no residency anywhere the benefit is: none. For Estonia who uses services like Xolo to promote this for unaware people the benefit is: money (in a form of dividend tax, e-residency
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by romanovcode 6mo ago
> non-EU country which doesn’t model its tax code on the OECD model. It's a very narrow list of countries then. Only reason where it would really work if the owner is digital nomad with no tax residency anywhere.
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by romanovcode 6mo ago
This should be higher up. Xolo deliberately hides this under small-print with vague statement about this issue. If you manage your company in, let's say, Germany, it is de-facto German company in the eyes of German tax authorities. Whe
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by romanovcode 6mo ago
This was one of the first things I noticed after upgrade and was confused. I had an understanding that people in Apple UX are extremely meticulous when it comes to every single little tiny detail. I guess those times are over.
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by romanovcode 6mo ago
It's basically .vimrc/.emacs.d of the current age. These meta-frameworks are useful for the one who set them up but for another person they seem like complete garbage.
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
> the trackpad will be excellent Nope. It is mechanical.
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
Most seniors are hired for their code readability and real-life experiences with real products and problems. Not for code writing ability.
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
> Nobody cares about you This is such a low-iq argument I cannot even. Yes, nobody cares about OP, you, me, whatever - until they do. Not to mention general harvesting for profiling and propaganda reasons. General: What do people in this
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
It doesn't seem to work if you use Claude plugins like feature-dev and commit-push-pr. I tested it with multiple PRs and I see nothing in GH nor Entire dashboard.
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
This does not address it one bit. Everyone has to install it, authorize themselves with said GH repo etc. And since you mentioned "enterprise", they won't be able to use it if they do not use GH, and a lot of enterprise cropo
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
Same, then I pasted URL to Claude and asked it to explain the product to me: Blocked. Irony is palpable.
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
For a solo developer this is pretty useless. For a team where everyone uses same coding tool this might be useful. I am afraid however that with these tools Claude Code will just copy this in 3 months and have it as standard functionality w
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
Agreed, but for some reason they get a lot of enterprise clients and make millions of them.
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
Would not be surprised if the whole post is ai-generated. I mean it is Microslop after all.
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by romanovcode 7mo ago
I mean, it's a very nice speech but why is Microsoft failing everywhere except Azure? Doesn't seem like outstanding results to me.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
In my example the Figma MCP takes ~300k per medium sized section of the page and it would be cool to enable it reading it and implementing Figma designs straight. Currently I have to split it which makes it annoying.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
Well this is extremely disappointing to say the least.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
> - Willing to risk defense department contract over objections to use for lethal operations [1] > The things that are concerning: - Palantir partnership (I'm unclear about what this actually is) [3] Dude, you cannot put these tw
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
Yes, also it's not even encrypted. It's the worst case of all major browsers. Firefox & Safari: E2E encrypted, you hold keys, not possible for Mozilla/Apple to access it. Chrome: Encrypted, Google holds keys meaning it is
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
Completely agree, not to mention it was down for couple of minutes. Who even cares?
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
Nobody is going to say no to 100k to 150k bump from developing to managing. 200k to 250k is a different story. It is all relative, but in general vast majority of people would be in first example.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
> Do you want to get promoted? If it pays more money - yes. Even if it does not, you can leverage position and find a different job with said new position that does pay more money.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
- September 2025: US imposes additional 100k USD per visa as a condition to eligibility. (previous was 5k - 20k USD) - October 2025: Amazon cuts 14k jobs - December 2025: Amazon announces additional 35b USD investment to India (total 75b US
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
The book about rules and regulations on this law would be larger than divorce law book.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
> No, they are equals. The salary is not equal.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
> Very shallow, naive approach to child safety. It's naive of you to think this has anything to do with the child safety.
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by romanovcode 8mo ago
I will include iCloud in this because their email has nothing to do with ADP and is accessible by any agency that would ask.

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