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Instead they bail them out and let society go to zero. But socialism bad

Always remember kids. Socialism is bad, it's only good if we bail out banks with billions. While you lose your house, and your job, they get bonuses.

You are exactly the person who should be afraid then and you prove his point?!

Or the negatives (toxic femininity)

Why would anyone wanna go to a country that pays them low abuses them and they end up alone with no friends because this is Germany.

Hetzner workforce can barely run a mature technology called s3 and you think they will be able to deploy openmodels?

But the real question all of us ask is: What about hairloss?

Wat

Former trump adviser Steve Bannon said:

"If we lose the midterms and we lose 2028, some in this room are going to prison, myself included."

Seems like it's not so unrealistic.

In the UK and other parts arrests have already been made and in the US the FBI director is drinking beers.

According to reports from locals in Asia and Europe, they are traveling and enjoying life to the fullest while harassing local communities during those trips.

Surely that means that as soon as prices of ram drop, Hetzner will also drop the prices, right? RIGHT?

My issue is latency. Django is extremely slow.

Fuck the BND

The rule of law only applies to the peasants here in the EU as well .

You forgot NFTs

To make matters worse, they are using Django. I can't take the EU serious any more.

How many IPOs can a company really do?

I don't know about you guys but most of the time it's spitting nonsense models in sqlalchemy and I have to constantly correct it to the point where I am back at writing the code myself. The bugs are just astonishing and I lose control of the codebase after some time to the point where reviewing the whole thing just takes a lot of time.

On the contrary if it was for a job in a public sector I would just let the LLM spit out some output and play stupid, since salary is very low.

EU "leaders" are US vessels. First we need to replace those in Parliament before being able to do anything. Most must go to jail like Ursula von der Leyen for setting COVID Deals via private sms and deleting them afterwards. No hope if those actions stay unpunished.

Seems clickbait to me.

"Here’s what it looked like with Kubernetes:"

And then he goes on mentioning two thousand steps nobody takes because those using K8 know what CI/CD is. Those changes that took him 2 hours take 30 seconds in my setup. Is it really k8s fault?

Then he proceeds rambling that he spend 3 hours on an OOM error because some junior didn't configure upper Memory limits. Kubernetes doesn't mean you can use it without learning the basics.

I never complain that python is garbage when I never read a book about python and vibe coded something with Claude. Why would I complain that writing in python takes a lot of time?

Had to chuckle at your last question.

Too little too late, let's also not forget the diesel emissions scandal.They deserve what happened to them.VW and BMW innovated by trying to push subscription models on heating seats and such down our throats.

I entered a 150k € Mercedes two weeks ago and the display looked very similar to a toy display I got for my godchild.

As an Opus user, I genuinely don’t understand how someone can work for weeks or months without regularly opening an IDE. The output almost always fails.

I repeatedly rewrite prompts, restate the same constraints, and write detailed acceptance criteria, yet still end up with broken or non-functional code.its very frustrating to say the least Yesterday alone I spent about $200 on generations that now require significant manual rewrites just to make them work.

At that point, the gains are questionable. My biggest success is having the model take over the first Design in my app and I take it from there, but those hundred lines if not thousand lines of code it generates are so Messi, it's insanely painful to refactor the mess afterwards

I love their pricing and the simplicity, but they don't give the impression of being highly skilled. They have zero managed services, not even managed K8. Their s3 (very mature tech at this point) is utterly garbage even one year after their launch.

Then the bureaucracy you mention which is just a reflection how they work internally as well.

That’s a ridiculous take. Well-paid developers tend to care much more about the quality of their work than those barely making a living from it.

The one who doesn't have a lot of skills or any deep knowledge will also be in self doubt and is much more likely gonna accept a lower offer, but a high skilled one will take it as an insult.