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JSDevOps··on Ask HN: Is there any service on AWS that enables *INSTANT* deployment?
Docker on an EC2
JSDevOps··on How Local Governments Got Hooked on One Company's Janky Software
Same in the UK
JSDevOps··on Ask HN: What is your plan if AI ends coding as a profession in 2-3 years?
You've less than 2 years to get out of Tech

https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/openai-japan...

JSDevOps··on Java on Prem Instead of Cloud
Crazy this question is ever asked but them I am old. I remember when servers were a thing.
JSDevOps··on The Santander UK iOS app is 613 MB and 35% of it does nothing
non technical project management, there is the problem
JSDevOps··on The Santander UK iOS app is 613 MB and 35% of it does nothing
Bad practice is bad practice, It's costing them bottom line somewhere.
JSDevOps··on Kids who use ChatGPT as a study assistant do worse on tests
Yeah because it lies and makes stuff up to fill in any gaps.
JSDevOps··on [dead]
Nice! And its Uk Based I saw a woman wearing one with

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/883819747/lehman-brothers-ri...

JSDevOps··on Which Is the Best VPN?
Tell me why you need one and I'll tell you the best one.
JSDevOps··on Transport for London Cyber security incident
When did this start? It’s disconcertingly vague.
JSDevOps··on Tech firms were fighting a war for talent. Now they are waging war on talent
It’ll be weird to see what happens to all these companies that are mandating returning to office during the next round of lockdowns. I imagine a lot of these companies won’t exist by then.
JSDevOps··on Telephone Line Rural Outside Plant
Cool read
JSDevOps··on Nearly half of Nvidia's revenue comes from four mystery whales each buying $3B+
I mean. It’s no mystery is it. Microsoft. meta, Amazon and even Oracle
JSDevOps··on Ask HN: When did GitHub became so slow?
When it became full of AI slop and bootcamp graduates learning Python in 3 days.
JSDevOps··on Brazil fines $8,900/day for accessing X with VPN
Once again it’s about the money.
JSDevOps··on My fake job in Y2K preparedness
This is true. IT project managers that don’t know the difference between Jenkins and AWS are the classic examples.
JSDevOps··on My fake job in Y2K preparedness
Lots of UK contractors absolutely made bank on this, I’m assuming the smart ones will make bank again in 2037 but most will have retired by then!
JSDevOps··on Asia's Richest Man Says He Will Give Everyone 100 GB of Free Cloud Storage
So what he can then sell users data to AI companies. Hardly the headline it makes it out to be is it.
JSDevOps··on JPMorgan's Python training for business analysts and traders
Ah it was you? That’s awesome. The airline link no longer works.
JSDevOps··on JPMorgan's Python training for business analysts and traders
It’s quite out of date isn’t it.
JSDevOps··on About FinGPT: Open-Source Financial Large Language Models
What’s the use case for this?
JSDevOps··on Mark Zuckerberg Letter to the House Judiciary GOP
Imagine them just casually saying this and everyone just shrugs and gets on with it.
JSDevOps··on Nvidia employees work 7 days a week until 2am
That’s their choice
JSDevOps··on Jasse claims Amazon Q saved 4500 years of dev work
I imagine there’s alot of boiler plate code in AWS
JSDevOps··on TIL: Versions of UUID and when to use them
Interesting read. You learn something everyday.
JSDevOps··on Peloton announces $95 "used equipment activation fee"
It’s just a randomwared bike at this point. Fucking useless
JSDevOps··on Peloton announces $95 "used equipment activation fee"
It’s just a randomwared bike at this point. Fucking useless
JSDevOps··on Ask HN: Decent £1000 Laptop for IT Student?
“I've asked at the uni and they recommend Intel or AMD with Windows.” …. As opposed to what? Fucking useless of them. Go on eBay and get a X1/Carbon Nano few generations old.
JSDevOps··on Nothing is requiring employees to be in the office five days a week
Should be No one ha
JSDevOps··on Ask HN: Did Google search change (for the worse) today?
I've noticed the same issue in the UK. When searching online, I have to be much more specific, or the results are irrelevant. For instance, if I'm trying to find information about a well-known company, I can't just type its name. I need to include what the company does, or else the search results are useless. For example, when looking for a page on a top recruiting company, I have to add "recruiters" at the end of the search query, even though it's one of the biggest names in the industry.
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