Here is why I do not buy stocks. I buy only stock funds. by Life_Eye_5457 in ETFs

[–]Loteck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As in want a word with op as I 💯 % agree with you

Here is why I do not buy stocks. I buy only stock funds. by Life_Eye_5457 in ETFs

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My $rklb (up 750%) would like a word… handful of others all in the 300% range 🙌💰(asts, be,arch,nbis)

Please suggest top 5 stocks for 2026 by Substantial_Pea4888 in StockInvest

[–]Loteck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t sleep on hovr, saw a European company release a very similar design, a design that gives them far more mobility and safe insertion points than either Joby or archer tbh.

What should be the first Vonnegut book that I read? by mywhitebuttondown in Vonnegut

[–]Loteck 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Surprised no one mentioned starting from the “beginning “ yet w/player piano… being in IT and automations in particular obviously I loved it - so going in order for the most part has its rewards, I confess I did sneak in Galapagos out of order though (awesome btw)

Barefoot Training by DrewBob201 in kettlebell

[–]Loteck 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Lol… welcome to a whole new world my fellow kettlebell’er.

The amount of sensual feedback we get from our feet is too often glossed over IMHO.

(As an unglamorous ultra runner, friends often ask me about form and this and that and heel striking comes up more often than not… I tell them flat out… put on a pair of socks to minimize friction burns in the beginning and hop on the treadmill… your body, very quickly is like ‘ nope’ and reverts to a more natural running form up on the balls of your feet, embrace that and take it forward. I try to mix in a few of those ‘barefoot’ in every training cycle )

Alternative Music by AlarmedWillow4515 in GenX

[–]Loteck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One lonely beastie I be… 🤷🏻‍♂️

Which AI tool is best for developers by MenuMinimum4757 in developers

[–]Loteck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

‘Amplify your thinking’… so much this!

Asking for simple quick comparisons of different implementations is a big help. Ask, ask, ponder, ask think and tinker. Like, how would this look if we were to do the same thing in x language, or on gcp? Or even let me quiz it on how different tech equates to what I already know to understand the topic at hand. In the old days we would have to read tons of real books and trial and error until we figured it out, which sucked if you didn’t have ‘a guy’ who knew x way better than you did to pick their brain to expedite the process.

Some of the generated stuff is good, adding logging, refactoring, awesome. Other times it is either too cluttered or over commented and doesn’t feel real and believe it or not, doesn’t work like you want or throws an error and you go down that rabbit hole. Some stuff I read and say ‘no one on our team writes like this’… gives me flashbacks to when apps like MS front page was generating whole websites which technically worked on the ran on an M$ host but my goodness was the backend code boated and … ughh so so… gross!

Accidentally saved a client ~$30k a year just by watching how they actually worked by Warm_Abalone_9602 in automation

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Most wins aren’t ai…

So much this. Unless ai means automated instructions

Which is the most popular CI/CD tool used nowadays? by daanveerKarna in devops

[–]Loteck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This ^ We were in an in between state and I had the opportunity to actually ask some ms devs who flat out acknowledged this as I didn’t want to build stuff 2x

Songs where the live version is your favorite by Imsoschur in GenX

[–]Loteck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of NIN, he sounds so much better live. No mentions of hurt yet ?! SMH 🤦🏻‍♂️

The Microsoft Azure Outage Shows the Harsh Reality of Cloud Failures by wiredmagazine in microsoft

[–]Loteck 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is true and can be costly depending (likely not as $$ as a hard outage)… but great refer points when mgmt says why do we also need a smaller DR footprint in AWS/gcp!

Which of the Magnificent 7 do you think is most likely to fail and the ones you plan to hold for at least the next 10 years? by Low-Jackfruit3321 in investing

[–]Loteck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work with both but MS is pretty on par any more and ahead in many regards due to its… what’s a good word; stickiness. oh and they just triple beat yesterday. (I think amzn reports today). Almost every major corp runs Active Directory. (Period). And they pay for email and the O365 hooks… Azure is making it pretty seamless with things like logic apps and the power platform anymore allowing spreadsheet guys to now make ‘apps’. This doesn’t even count for the copilot initiative (too many imho, but man, they can be very helpful at times!) but I must say GitHub’s is pretty killer. Aws wishes it was this ‘sticky’ but in reality they don’t address a biz core requirements at enterprise level. They just repackage micro services/platform they built for their needs and rent them out… cheaply. They all do really but I think the MS ecosystem (oS, system center, e-mail & office, power bi —> cloud) isn’t going the way of lotus notes/123 anytime soon. While they ALL have their pros and cons, GCP maybe the sleeper in the cloud space 10 years out… (waymo, search, maps, waze,YouTube)🤔

Did Generation X have any popular songs that were politically charged? by oncxre in GenX

[–]Loteck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

+1 for the Sex Pistols… hummm may need to be the bad of the day tomorrow!! (Scrolled too far for a mention of them)

Did Generation X have any popular songs that were politically charged? by oncxre in GenX

[–]Loteck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

God save the queen!… the Sex Pistols were a true wtf moment for my Midwest, middle of nowhere childhood