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jsk2600on Atlassian enables default data collection to train AI

I've used JIRA back in 2009 and that is exactly what we did to work around shitty search function in JIRA.

jsk2600on Atlassian enables default data collection to train AI

Atlassian made self-hosting 'less easier' on purpose. They even discontinued their on-prem products.

jsk2600on Oracle slashes 30k jobs

I thought it is reverse of EL CARO (”expensive” in Spanish)

jsk2600on Claude Code's source code has been leaked via a map file in their NPM registry

Original author of Claude Code is expert on TypeScript [1]

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Programming-TypeScript-Making-JavaScr...

jsk2600on LinkedIn Is Down

Oh No! Anyway...

jsk2600on Creators of Tailwind laid off 75% of their engineering team

>Just sharing that the root cause is most developers don’t want to pick up an additional syntax when they already have the fundamentals

IF they already have the fundamentals. What I see is that more and more developers don't know CSS at all or very little; they only use Tailwind and haven’t worked with CSS extensively before.

jsk2600on Karpathy on Programming: “I've never felt this much behind”

What are you pivoting to?

jsk2600on Pop_OS 24.04 LTS with COSMIC desktop environment

You do not need to have GNOME in order to run GTK apps - Pop_OS ships with GTK/QT libraries so all apps works as on Ubuntu.

jsk2600on Pop_OS 24.04 LTS with COSMIC desktop environment

It's based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, with their own DE

jsk2600on Ask HN: Is 13" MacBook good enough without an external monitor?

I worked on the same setup for 2 years while travelling a lot. You can get used to it, as long as you don't start connecting it to an external screen, then you'll find 13'' just small.

Consider purchasing an external portable screen to attach to the MacBook while on the go.

jsk2600on Screenshots from developers: 2002 vs. 2015 (2015)

He explained that in the linked video - Fedora makes it easy for him to test custom kernel builds.

jsk2600on Screenshots from developers: 2002 vs. 2015 (2015)

This is the guy who is 'browsing' web using wget+email afterall:

> For personal reasons, I do not browse the web from my computer. (I also have not net connection much of the time.) To look at page I send mail to a demon which runs wget and mails the page back to me. It is very efficient use of my time, but it is slow in real time.

jsk2600on Screenshots from developers: 2002 vs. 2015 (2015)

Mostly tiling WMs and terminals

jsk2600on Poll HN: What operating system do you primarily develop on?

You can just use apps on fullscreen with no tiling, that's how I use Omarchy most of the time.

jsk2600on Poll HN: What operating system do you primarily develop on?

Windows options should be Windows (no WSL) or Windows (+WSL)

jsk2600on Red Alert 2 in web browser

OpenRA does not distribute game assets, but they can be downloaded from OpenRA launcher.

jsk2600on Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company

I would guess by selling personal data and ads.

jsk2600on GitHub was having issues

At least I can enjoy seeing zero issues on my projects, once in a lifetime...

jsk2600on Atlassian terminates 150 staff

But CEO said “Every person should be using AI daily for as many things as they can.”...

jsk2600on Dropbox Passwords discontinuation

Google Drive with Insync client (paid), I’m using it with no issues for years on Linux.

jsk2600on ChatGPT Is Down

Claude

jsk2600on Waiting 100 years for a home isn't a housing crisis, it's a moral collapse

Czechia. Also, it's very inconsistent depending on local governance. Even Microsoft bailed out their data center project near Prague for this (and other) reasons...

jsk2600on Waiting 100 years for a home isn't a housing crisis, it's a moral collapse

>I would love to see very basic, small, apartments created by governments on a mass level

As someone living in a country where it can take five or more years to get approval to build a new house and 10+ for commercial buildings due to the government bureaucracy, I'm scared by the idea of getting the government more involved. The key issue is that the government makes it very hard to build -> less housing -> expensive housing.

jsk2600on The Industrialization of IT

>I'm pretty sure a team of two or three senior developers with great domain knowledge would be competitive with a team of 10 average devs.

You are comparing senior vs average devs here. What will happen if a team of 'two or three senior devs' with AI/ML tools compete with equally skilled 10 senior devs with AI/ML tools?

jsk2600on The Industrialization of IT

OCRs are quite different from AI/ML, which the parent comment is referring to. In fact, OCR existed way before the current AI wave.

jsk2600on Google is winning on every AI front

On deleting chats, I accidentally discovered that AI Studio creates a 'Google AI Studio' folder on your Google Drive with all the links to chats. If you delete the 'link' from there, it will disappear in AI Studio...interesting UX :-)

jsk2600on Plain – a web framework for building products with Python

>- Find successful open source project - Fork with "reasons"

To be fair, Vercel did not 'find&fork' Next.JS, they are the authors of the framework.

jsk2600on Bye, Prime

You own the stuff you purchased; that's the best thing about the Basecamp.

jsk2600on Bye, Prime

You may want to consider one-time (full price) and optional annual renewal fees (a fraction of the full price, depending on the value/upgrades delivered in the new version). It's then up to the customer to pay an annual fee to get updates or stay on the old version (which may be a pain to support...).

Basically, what you mentioned—' I don't want to pay a full price' and 'try the full functionality out without paying the full price'—are the primary drivers behind customers' preference for a subscription-based model.

jsk2600on MacBook Air M4

“When we saw that first system and then you sat there and played with it for a few hours and the battery didn’t move, we thought ‘Oh man, that’s a bug, the battery indicator is broken’”

https://9to5mac.com/2021/07/09/m1-macbook-battery-life/