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@nurkiewicz and merged. And the follow-up request to clean up now unused zig files was created. And closed by #AI. As ai #slop. Ironic.
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@nurkiewicz and merged. And the follow-up request to clean up now unused zig files was created. And closed by #AI. As ai #slop. Ironic.
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@nurkiewicz and merged. And the follow-up request to clean up now unused zig files was created. And closed by #AI. As ai #slop. Ironic.
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@nurkiewicz and merged. And the follow-up request to clean up now unused zig files was created. And closed by #AI. As ai #slop. Ironic.
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@nurkiewicz and merged. And the follow-up request to clean up now unused zig files was created. And closed by #AI. As ai #slop. Ironic.
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@nurkiewicz
Right, I now see why/ how some jobs posted in LI are from the completely wrong company...
(I inferred a recruiter is doing both jobs, but didn't shift login, so the post has wrong source/ account).
Your observation implies the recruiter would be completely doing professional practice.
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Back in 2014 I had a talk on the very first #Scalar conference. One of my slides was joking that all of these lines are equivalent, except one, which doesn't compile. I have no idea which one was it ;-)
The last time I used #Scala full-time was almost a decade ago | https://nurkiewicz.github.io/talks/2014/scalar/#/22
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I'm speaking at #InfoShare about building resilient services in 1 hour. Check out the slides already! https://nurkiewicz.com/slides/resiliency
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@infosec812 Actually #Spring #WebFlux simplified WebSockets significantly. E.g. here's a complete rudimentary chat that receives a message over web socket and broadcasts to everyone else: https://github.com/nurkiewicz/reactor-workshop/blob/solutions/webflux/src/main/java/com/nurkiewicz/webflux/demo/websocket/ChatHandler.java. Maybe 10 lines of real code.
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@nurkiewicz SSE is easier in Java with the typical JAX-RS/Spring APIs... WebSockets are a dream if you use #VertX. I think the problem is not the technology, but the implementation in Java being overly complex.
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@glaforge @rdmueller #ServerSentEvents are particularly fun for experimenting because they don't require authorization. I tried a global stream of posts and works great! https://mastodon.social/@nurkiewicz/109365143464648452
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@[email protected]: "Dziś w Better Software Design rozmowa z @nurkiewicz na temat programowania reaktywnego. Jak działa ten paradygmat, w czym pomaga, a kiedy przyniesie więcej problemów niż korzyści - o tym wszystkim (i nie tylko) można posłuchać w odcinku BSD 44"
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@[email protected]: "Dziś w Better Software Design rozmowa z @nurkiewicz na temat programowania reaktywnego. Jak działa ten paradygmat, w czym pomaga, a kiedy przyniesie więcej problemów niż korzyści - o tym wszystkim (i nie tylko) można posłuchać w odcinku BSD 44"
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@[email protected]: "Dziś w Better Software Design rozmowa z @nurkiewicz na temat programowania reaktywnego. Jak działa ten paradygmat, w czym pomaga, a kiedy przyniesie więcej problemów niż korzyści - o tym wszystkim (i nie tylko) można posłuchać w odcinku BSD 44"
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@[email protected]: "Dziś w Better Software Design rozmowa z @nurkiewicz na temat programowania reaktywnego. Jak działa ten paradygmat, w czym pomaga, a kiedy przyniesie więcej problemów niż korzyści - o tym wszystkim (i nie tylko) można posłuchać w odcinku BSD 44"
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@[email protected]: "Dziś w Better Software Design rozmowa z @nurkiewicz na temat programowania reaktywnego. Jak działa ten paradygmat, w czym pomaga, a kiedy przyniesie więcej problemów niż korzyści - o tym wszystkim (i nie tylko) można posłuchać w odcinku BSD 44"
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@nurkiewicz/116495340585962940
It’s all about the money and it always was. As AI vendors start charging what it actually costs instead of burning VC, this is going to change the story from „we’re gonna fire you for not using enough AI“ to „pleeeease use it only when it really helps“. Turns out, this is something, that well trained engineers can actually do.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@nurkiewicz/116495340585962940
It’s all about the money and it always was. As AI vendors start charging what it actually costs instead of burning VC, this is going to change the story from „we’re gonna fire you for not using enough AI“ to „pleeeease use it only when it really helps“. Turns out, this is something, that well trained engineers can actually do.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@nurkiewicz/116495340585962940
It’s all about the money and it always was. As AI vendors start charging what it actually costs instead of burning VC, this is going to change the story from „we’re gonna fire you for not using enough AI“ to „pleeeease use it only when it really helps“. Turns out, this is something, that well trained engineers can actually do.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@nurkiewicz/116495340585962940
It’s all about the money and it always was. As AI vendors start charging what it actually costs instead of burning VC, this is going to change the story from „we’re gonna fire you for not using enough AI“ to „pleeeease use it only when it really helps“. Turns out, this is something, that well trained engineers can actually do.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@nurkiewicz/116495340585962940
It’s all about the money and it always was. As AI vendors start charging what it actually costs instead of burning VC, this is going to change the story from „we’re gonna fire you for not using enough AI“ to „pleeeease use it only when it really helps“. Turns out, this is something, that well trained engineers can actually do.
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I think we don't appreciate how good modern video encoding is. 2 hour long, 4K video at 60 fps would take roughly 10 TiB if each frame was encoded individually and with no compression (BMP). H.264 needs 3 orders of magnitude less (10 GiB-ish)
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Let's take the best from row-based and columnar databases and store data diagonally
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TIL every #YouTube channel has a proper, built-in, well hidden #RSS feed! Here's an example for 3Blue1Brown channel: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw. Just look for `videos.xml` in the HTML of channels home page
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TIL every #YouTube channel has a proper, built-in, well hidden #RSS feed! Here's an example for 3Blue1Brown channel: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw. Just look for `videos.xml` in the HTML of channels home page
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TIL every #YouTube channel has a proper, built-in, well hidden #RSS feed! Here's an example for 3Blue1Brown channel: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw. Just look for `videos.xml` in the HTML of channels home page
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TIL every #YouTube channel has a proper, built-in, well hidden #RSS feed! Here's an example for 3Blue1Brown channel: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw. Just look for `videos.xml` in the HTML of channels home page
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TIL every #YouTube channel has a proper, built-in, well hidden #RSS feed! Here's an example for 3Blue1Brown channel: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw. Just look for `videos.xml` in the HTML of channels home page