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sikozu

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About sikozu

PHP & Laravel web developer

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    Comment #48724765

    Wanted to find out more but it looks to be down. Unfortunate.

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    Comment #48724219

    I had no idea the .garden TLD even existed. Having just checked Porkbun, it seems like they go for $1.54 which is pretty cheap. No wonder they're being abused. If you have a cheap …

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    Comment #48345823

    Reddit got there first.

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    Comment #48252473

    This has to be a parody, and I will believe that it is until somebody can provide evidence that it isn't.

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    Comment #48202236

    That incident wasn't Railways fault at all. Don't use AI in your staging and prod tools.

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    Comment #48079670

    I love talks like this so much. Trading isn't something I hardly ever think about as I live/work in a bubble of sorts, and it was a fascinating listen. I have heard similar talks f…

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    Comment #48055190

    Letting go 1,100 people into a bleak job market. Absolutely awful. It wouldn't shock me if people formerly in tech have changed careers entirely, seemingly every tech-focused compa…

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    Comment #48014718

    The systems have to be written in some kind of programming language, and I think Ruby is a perfectly fine choice.

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    Comment #48013684

    The repository has been disabled by GH. https://github.com/DO-SAY-GO/ghostbox-releases

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    Comment #48004357

    I was under the impression that all the mainstream models already do this. I'm sure you could probably download some obscure, uncensored and unhinged model that says anything you w…

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    Comment #47992544

    Ladybird is coming along so well. I am a long-term Firefox user and I'll definitely be an early adopter of Ladybird when it enters very early alpha and precompiled builds start bei…

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    Comment #47987828

    This is such an extreme thing to do, there must be a better way. Why can't religion coexist alongside societal progress? From my (limited) understanding of the Bible, as it was tra…

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    Comment #47982439

    That's such a fantastic story.

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    Comment #47982029

    Thanks for the link! I've never seen this documented in a wiki format on the internet before, truly cool.

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    Comment #47978755

    I'm waiting for somebody to create fossilhub

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    Comment #47977187

    At this point do you even need to hire any juniors at all? It seems like there's a heavy reliance on AI agents and LLM especially for juniors. Is hiring a warm body that sits on a …

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    Comment #47977093

    So he's being paid and is sitting there letting an AI tool do his work for him? Insanity.

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    Comment #47976136

    https://github.com/crisdosaygo/ghostbox-home-reveal This looks more promising?

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    Comment #47976100

    GitHub is going to love this. No wonder Actions keeps getting worse and worse.

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    Comment #47976085

    That's so weird.

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    Comment #47974012

    As someone that hasn't touched Gitlab in a long time, what are some examples of their merge request guardrails?

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    Comment #47973978

    Can't a lot of this be accomplished by disabling features you don't need? I just checked my Forgejo instance and per repository there are options to disable: Code, Projects, Releas…

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    Comment #47970778

    Thanks for sharing, this is a great read!

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    Comment #47969978

    There must be so many (small) shared hosting companies that don't update their software, those poor customers.

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    Comment #47969906

    At the end of the article I was hoping he'd show a couple of images he managed to recover, just to end it on a fun and satisfying note. I liked the article otherwise though.