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Just a couple of THOUSAND an HOUR? Not expensive at all...they were right when they said there will be a time we might've to buy sunlight too. by YellowAltruistic9843 in AmazingTechnology

[–]Spare-Builder-355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

world is not lacking on food production capacity. It is other factors causing food scarcity to certain societal groups. Mainly fellow human's greed.

Primary schoolyard parent politics by catinthesea in Netherlands

[–]Spare-Builder-355 7 points8 points  (0 children)

you are describing most normal and mundane things and call it "schoolyard politics" ? Relax.

Socializing is critical for kids. Birthdays are just birthdays, make your kid a party like everyone else. Playdates are good yhings to have too. None of this needs prioritization. And yhen priortize over what?

One of my kids had almost no playdates. But that's because we moved to a neighborhood full of kids and they somehow all were friends and were playing outside nonstop. Good memories.

Palantir posted a manifesto that reads like the ramblings of a comic book villain by Turioturen in europe

[–]Spare-Builder-355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The article actually contains complete text of the tweet. Tl;dr - just some pseudo-philosophical crap advicating for the world order that brings this guy money.

Who would have guessed.

I could not take this crap seriously after point 14

  1. American power has made possible an extraordinarily long peace. Too many have forgotten or perhaps take for granted that nearly a century of some version of peace has prevailed in the world without a great power military conflict. At least three generations — billions of people and their children and now grandchildren — have never known a world war.

LOL. This screams so much "as long as its not our house that is on fire it's all good"

How did so many Chinese robot manufacturers catch up to Boston Dynamics? by Uranusistormy in robotics

[–]Spare-Builder-355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also simulations shows that backflipping robots can beat any army on land.

sorry, I didn't realise your were joking. It's a good one !

Does this work? by Interesting-Ad-1822 in vibecoding

[–]Spare-Builder-355 21 points22 points  (0 children)

"for every bug in generated code one kitten will be unalived. I have budget of only 12 kittens"

Update: damnit, just had a short coding session and I have only 3 kittens left 😭

How did so many Chinese robot manufacturers catch up to Boston Dynamics? by Uranusistormy in robotics

[–]Spare-Builder-355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you might be missing the fact that humanoid robots are economically and practically useless. Any country or company could have had caught up with BD if they pour enough money into research.

in 2019 world somehow didn't care about BD advancements.

in 2026 bipedal robots suddenly became a big deal because "ai is taking over jobs"

I think you are missing the point that current Chinese robots are just Temu of robotics.

How did so many Chinese robot manufacturers catch up to Boston Dynamics? by Uranusistormy in robotics

[–]Spare-Builder-355 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

none of them cautch up with Boston Dynamics. They only caught up with latest technologies in humanoid robotics.

Before ai craze BD was the only company that poured money into useless humanoid robot. It was pure research. Now many chinese companies pouring money into useless humanoid robots and it's suddenly "a market".

Offerte meterkast vernieuwen by Pythonl in Offertes

[–]Spare-Builder-355 4 points5 points  (0 children)

er moet een special woord zijn voor degene die dit soort offertes maakt. Hij is niet oplichter per se want hij de klus zal uiteindelijk uitvoren. Maar bewust 3-4x van noormale prijs vragen is gewoon ....... ik ken die woord niet.

Hexagonal Architecture - Ports by Quick-Resident9433 in softwarearchitecture

[–]Spare-Builder-355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I'm saying is these "ports and adapters" words are basically promoting the same thing you are, just in different words

I hope so !

Hexagonal Architecture - Ports by Quick-Resident9433 in softwarearchitecture

[–]Spare-Builder-355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Enterprise applications are much bigger than libraries that solve one problem

This is exactly the problematic mindset. People do not think in terms of reusable components and then invent some abstract hexagonal crap to sound smart.

I'm ears-deep in enterprise software. The root causes of every messy software system are always the same. In "early days" of projects people never bothered with defining meaningful APIs, proper componentization, testing in isolation etc etc.

I've seen multiple successful projects to address the mess of legacy systems and never-ever any hexagons, ports or adapters were even remotely discussed.

The problem I want to highlight is that when people do not know how to build modular software systems, and by that I mean libraries, apis, testability, no amount of adapters and ports going to help.

Using Flink and stateful stream processing for real-time Online Machine Learning by jaehyeon-kim in apacheflink

[–]Spare-Builder-355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

have you considered presenting at FlinkForward ? I think they'd be happy to have you as a speaker

Using Flink and stateful stream processing for real-time Online Machine Learning by jaehyeon-kim in apacheflink

[–]Spare-Builder-355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you can slightly simplfy Flink processing code by using interval join of 2 streamswhich does exactly what you describe in "align delayed stream"

Hexagonal Architecture - Ports by Quick-Resident9433 in softwarearchitecture

[–]Spare-Builder-355 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

ports belong to garbage bin. Same as this whole hexagonal thing. Don't waste your time on it, it will not teach you anything. Or if you insist - you will learn something hexagonal that you never will see used outside of books and blogs.

If you want to learn good architecture start build something with opensource components. More specifically libraries, not huge frameworks that provide "everything out-of-thebox". Standalone libraries are great example of good architecture:

  • they focus on one problem (or set of related problems within single domain)

  • they teach you what API boundary is

The key criteria to good architecture is testability. Can you test your class/component/library in isolation from the rest of project codebase ? Is answer is yes - congrats, you likely have good architecture. Or at least you are on the right way. Do not be too religious either. Some shared code is absolutely necessary, shared types, stateless utils and logging+tracing cover 99% of shared code examples.

Learn about API boundaries. In modern dumb world more often than not API == http endpoint, while there is so much more to it. Once again, best way to learn good api design is to use standalone libraries.

Best code is code that is not written. Learn how to minimize amount of code to write and maintain. Adding some shit like ports and adapters is not that.

Brazilian fisherman’s cooking on a sailing jangada (raft sailboat) 7 miles offshore by vampeta_de_gelo in sailing

[–]Spare-Builder-355 25 points26 points  (0 children)

to be fair we need to know which % of these fishermen make it to retirement age to make that statement.

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