tomashertus

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by tomashertus 9d ago
Quite interesting to see no real comments here for 50+ minutes, so I will kick it off. I'm a huge believer in this future of software. Having the UI layer completely abstracted from pre-written code and dynamically generated "on t
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by tomashertus 3mo ago
Just guessing, Czechia? The Central European software engineering market seems to be softening as well, likely due to second-order effects from the U.S. tech layoffs and decreased demand for remote roles from SV companies.
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by tomashertus 3mo ago
Move fast and break things.
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by tomashertus 5mo ago
Are they, though? My thinking is that their roadmap is heavily focused on the SDLC and solving problems related to software development, so their model will be optimized for that domain. That leaves room in the market for models that are sp
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by tomashertus 5mo ago
These decisions always depend on the lifecycle of the product. I assume that at Basecamp’s level of maturity, where it has reached a certain saturation point and growth and usage are fairly predictable, it makes perfect sense to make a stra
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by tomashertus 7mo ago
This is a bit of a puzzling "announcement". Does anyone have more details on what’s actually changing? I don’t really use Facebook itself anymore, I’ve mostly kept Messenger for messaging. Curious whether this is an attempt to pus
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Messenger.com is no longer available for messaging(facebook.com)
6 points by tomashertus 7mo ago|3 comments
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by tomashertus 8mo ago
The article is surprisingly missing the most important part: a cost comparison. I understand and share the frustration with rising prices and ads creeping into paid plans, but for people who value optionality and broad access, streaming is
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by tomashertus 10mo ago
Can we remove this? While this war is a horrible tragedy, I’m of that opinion that we should not discuss geopolitics on this site unless it’s directly impacting the core topics we are all here for.
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Poland's president signs zero income tax law for parents with two children(euronews.com)
10 points by tomashertus 11mo ago|5 comments
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by tomashertus 11mo ago
Mind sharing a link? That sounds really interesting!
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Using Markdown as a programming language when building with AI(github.blog)
2 points by tomashertus 1y ago|0 comments
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by tomashertus 1y ago
It’s too soon to know, but this could make 3-year H-1B renewals hugely problematic. That would be a major blow to the program. I was fortunate to get mine in 2014 without a single problem. There’s no way I’d expect someone to get through th
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Trump to impose new $100k fee for H-1B visas(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
9 points by tomashertus 1y ago|1 comments
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Netskope Has Filed for an IPO(sec.gov)
4 points by tomashertus 1y ago|0 comments
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Palo Alto Networks closing on over $20B acquisition of CyberArk(calcalistech.com)
13 points by tomashertus 1y ago|3 comments
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by tomashertus 1y ago
It’s ultimately a numbers game. The more malicious seeds are planted, the higher the likelihood that one of them will be pulled into a real-world build pipeline. Platforms like GitHub, NPM, and other open repositories are ideal staging grou
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by tomashertus 1y ago
This is a surprisingly common issue. In my day-to-day work, we analyze millions to look for malware, and it’s well-known in the security community that attackers frequently leverage “trusted” websites to host and deliver malware as an evasi
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by tomashertus 1y ago
Time flies... Thanks for the correction, buddy.
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by tomashertus 1y ago
But can you Ghibli? I guess NOT! /s
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by tomashertus 1y ago
For a decade, since the intro of NodeJS
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by tomashertus 1y ago
Javascript was never build for those use-cases. It should have stayed on the browser.
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by tomashertus 2y ago
It would be very positive for the entire startup ecosystem if this deal goes through. It would also be a strong signal from the new administration about support of our current startup ecosystem.
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by tomashertus 2y ago
> To illustrate this in dollar terms, consider an acquihire exit. At 1% of $10 million, the acquihire nets the Founding Engineer around $100,000, enough to buy a nice Tesla. Meanwhile, the founders net $4.8 million, enough to buy a house
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by tomashertus 2y ago
Thank you for the comment! I had no clue that Github has RSS feeds for each repo. For everyone else, I found this article to be super helpful to understand what kind of RSS functionality is available: https://ronaldsvilcins.com&#
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by tomashertus 2y ago
Wow! I had no clue that this ever existed. I guess it was DOA given its short life-span.
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by tomashertus 2y ago
Heh, a couple of years ago, I had an idea for an "Uber for Experts." It would provide a similar experience to Uber, but instead of a ride, you'd get 30 minutes with a domain expert of your choosing. I never got around to work
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Tracking of Threat Actors Use of AI(github.com)
2 points by tomashertus 2y ago|0 comments
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by tomashertus 2y ago
If the threat actor has played it right, there is a high possibility that this will be the largest data breach in history.
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by tomashertus 2y ago
I still remember the number after 20+ years. Crazy.

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