| github | https://github.com/svetlik |
| Pronouns | he/him |
| Languages | Bulgarian, English, Japanese, bits of German, pieces of Russian |
| Codeberg | https://codeberg.org/svetlozaurus |
Got my performance review today.
Positive feedback: literally every member of my team says I'm the best manager they have ever had. I solved multiple long-standing problems the team has been dealing with for years. Team members feel safe to share their struggles, everyone feels empowered, everyone receives valuable feedback.
Negative feedback: I am not enthusiastic enough about AI.
Overall ranking: 3/5.
Anyone hiring for a fully remote team lead?
this ai bubble is going to burst any minute now, and we all know what that means: cheap data centre rack space in huge quantities.
can we use server racks to grow salad instead of swindle? i set out to find out: https://sa.lj.am/rack-mount-hydroponics/
@neil reviewing an AI commit is really hard work.
When a person writes the code the mistakes, which always happen, tend to be way more obvious.
When AI writes code the mistakes can be much harder to spot. AI code tends to βlook correctβ, which is the point. You have to get past that to see the errors.
Read below π why you should start using LibreSpeed from now on for internet speed tests
"Speedtest and Downdetector were just sold to Accenture for $1.2 billion. (...) Ookla, the parent company of both tools, has been acquired by the global IT consulting giant Accenture (...).
The open source alternative: LibreSpeed. No tracking scripts, no GPS harvesting, no profile building, no ads and no data sold to anyone."
https://www.reddit.com/r/xprivo/comments/1rmalpy/news_librespeed_opensource_alternative_made_in/
RE: https://vox.ominous.net/@occult/116103841606429399
This is, in fact, exactly how I computing today.
fn0rd
VessOnSecurity
saljam
RevK 
jenn schiffer, normal scary
noyb.eu
Rik Viergever
πΏπΆππΆ "not yet begun to fight"
David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
occult