Frans

@frunns.bsky.social

Ruby developer pretending to understand data engineering. 🇸🇪

Istället för vilseledande siffror och valfläsk letar jag efter partiet som vill: - förbjuda spelreklam - förbjuda nätläkare - förbjuda/begränsa vinstuttag i välfärden - behålla infrastruktur statligt

Makes me think of a local community installing fiber by themselves. Not expensive to install, not expensive to subscribe. Then they sold the network to a provider and the individual properties got the installation fee back as part the sale. Want to venture a guess if it’s still cheap to subscribe?

Dan Miller@dan--miller.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Private equity firms saw youth sports and thought: “How do we monetize this?” Now kids’ hockey is dominated by investors buying rinks, raising fees, and turning community sports into another profit machine. www.usatoday.com/story/news/i...

SR har gjort ett quiz om skolan där man valt frågor och svarsalternativ på ett sätt som gör att man som läsare ska känna "oj, är det så det är, va bra!", bland annat om friskolor. Det får de, men de behövde kanske inte låtit Academedias samarbetspartner utforma testet?

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Not the same situation, but I’ve seen what I assume is more less the same trait at work more and more the last year or so. The kind of person that will talk nonstop for minutes in meetings, without it being a presentation, and even when the subject and forum calls for it being a back and forth.

Ólafur Waage@olafurw.com · 5mo ago

Hey, interview podcast people, can you allow the guest you have invited to your show to ... speak? Please. I'm here to listen to what they have to say, I hope you are here for that also.

As a dev, I think one of the most stabilizing things I've done to my computer is devcontainers for most things. As long as I have VS code and docker I can just work in any of my repos. Also means I don't "need" to have 3 versions of postgres and 15 versions of ruby installed _somewhere_.

David Buchanan@retr0.id · 7mo ago

I think a big chunk of the "linux is hard" sentiment stems from the fact that most linux users do weird things with their computers. basically this:

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a popular myth is that people who are Very Computer have computers that work. nothing could be further from the truth. the Very Computer are capable of generating much more novel and fascinating ways to make computers not fucking work and exercise this capability wantonly

In an era filled with tech dipshits who never developed emotionally past the age of 13 & use their wealth to become odious monsters ... ... listen to Steve Wozniak.

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the internet starting to re-fragment into having Actual Websites again as centralized social media self-destructs is unironically one of the absolute best, most positive things happening rn

In an earlier reply I said that ChatGPT was the new rubber duck, but that didn't feel quite right. The rubber duck is almost meditative compared to ChatGPT. Maybe I don't want to optimize for number of lines of code produced?

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My main anti-AI take: it's generally not as good as people believe and it's not going to be several magnitudes more advanced in 5 years. Still massively impactful and useful for a lot of purposes though.

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You can measure an economy's actual, real life, concrete health by: are people able to do their own weird shit? Do they have money to survive doing their weird shit? Do they have the free time to do that weird shit? Fuck the metrics, just look for the dirtbags and artists and musicians and writers