Russssty / is on Nostr

20+ years of digital duct taping, requirement wrangling, and product backlog janitoring.
I've seen more server crashes than you've seen memes.
Waiting to be finally replaced by AI.

"The real problem is not whether machines think but whether men do.”
― B. F. Skinner

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2025-03-03 18:09:29

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@nprofile…tsy4 @nprofile…ae6j
Yes, "przez" (through) goes with accusative. (At least what my 1/4 Polish blood says)

2025-03-03 17:53:59

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@nprofile…tsy4 @nprofile…ae6j
Both strings (732 and 738) use the plural form, so fine with me (Polish is similar to Slovak).
But I remember, when I was translating this part, I had to stop and consider the wording.

2025-03-03 17:36:24

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@nprofile…tsy4 @nprofile…ae6j
Ok, so we talk about 738/749, right?

2025-02-27 10:03:36

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@nprofile…z76w
If the only problem is the annoying need to reboot, then there will soon be a solution - the rebootless hotpatching.
So far available only in Windows 11 Enterprise 24H2.

2025-02-27 10:03:36

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@nprofile…z76w
If the only problem is the annoying need to reboot, then there will soon be a solution - the rebootless hotpatching.
So far available only in Windows 11 Enterprise 24H2.

2025-02-10 17:32:48

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@nprofile…z76w
Yes, I fully agree. That's what I meant in point B.
Complete automation inevitably leads to socialism or even utopian communism, where we feed the masses with food, drugs and video games (aka universal basic income). This will not work in the long term.
People need purpose — the steady influx of dopamine triggered by subtle achievements.
I recommend Yuval Harari’s book "Homo Deus" on this topic.

2025-02-10 07:42:16

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@nprofile…z76w
This is a very complex and controversial topic.
A. To stay competitive and keep the business afloat, you will eventually need to adopt the technological change.
B. The general excuse is that every technological revolution will kill some jobs, but also create new ones. But this equation might work only if old and new jobs require the same skill sets. The assumption that the masses of drivers could be transitioned into engineering roles for self-driving cars is naive.