Piotr Sarnacki

I'm a software developer and an SRE

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

@mplsbikewrath @TrueStoneCold Plus “just one more lane” problem in many places

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@MrsJLovesJesus @QueenMab87 You write it as this one example involving your friend, automatically makes it true for every situation ever

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@JustDeezGuy @AGuyReborn But in general, saying that if someone disagrees with your technical opinion, means they are in a religion and don't have legitimate technical reasons, is just weird, and I honestly am not in the slightest surprised that someone blocked you, not out of fear, but rather annoyance.

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

@JustDeezGuy @AGuyReborn I'm not really a "BEAMer", I have used Kubernetes quite a lot, and I avoid it when I can. Am I in an "anti Kubernete" religion? You kinda sound like everyone should just accept Kubernetes as the only solution for fault-tolerant software

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

This may work if their output is already trash, so with multiple agents they can produce 100x trash output, no decision making is necessary if you go with auto mode 😆

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

I am so thoroughly convinced that anyone who thinks AI 100x's their output is a liar or a lunatic.

You are telling me you can make 1 years worth of decisions in 3.65 days? Let alone describing those accurately and coaxing the result from the AI... (1.8 days european time)?

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

@AspiringWigger @PJforTO How many drivers go over the speed limit? The only difference is that speeding is socially acceptable and running the red light is not

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@PJforTO This, plus drivers like to feel all righteous when it comes to stop signs or red lights, but when it comes to speeding it’s all good cause it’s socially acceptable

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People from US: stop treating Europe like it’s one homogeneous country challenge

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@blixberrie @AviArielCohen I mean, if you walked from Hamburg to Palermo it would probably take you not that much less than Chicago to Miami, but does that mean that it somehow makes cultural differences between Germany and Italy any bigger or smaller? 😆

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

@AviArielCohen @blixberrie What does it have to do with anything? 😆 Replace Germany with Estonia and you probably get similar distance to Chicago/Miami, but why does it even matter?

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@mitsuhiko It’s almost always “it’s critical, but I wouldn’t pay a dime to support the maintainers”

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@potatoslav No one is wrong about their own experiences. The issue is - people like the author of the quoted tweet can’t imagine that people can, let alone want, to live differently

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@blaisew_c The amusing part is also that they think it's physically possible for everyone to drive a car, and at the same time make it work in cities

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@Captain_C2 @alisha_hg Imagine thinking that all people in the world have exactly the same preferences 😆

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

It would break their brains if they learned that in many countries it’s mandated by law to let people merge in this situation

[memetic_sisyphus @memeticsisyphus]

You’re standing in a long line at the deli. A guy walks in behind you, shifts to your left to walk next to the line and slides in front of the guy several people ahead of you. An urban planner reminds you that really is the most efficient way of managing a line.

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

@RichardMorrison Omg, the horrible inconvenience of walking 2 minutes to the shop 😆 Walking to the closest supermarket from my apartment is probably quicker than walking from a parking lot of many bog box stores to the store itself

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@zonewintergreen @maaaackle You assume that the 5h from the quoted tweet is anywhere close to reality for majority of people (it’s not)

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@IJoukov @maaaackle Let me introduce you to a concept of a supermarket inside a city!

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@maaaackle I mean, tbh, I am usually shopping twice a day on weekdays, cause in the mornings I buy fresh buns and whatever is missing to prepare a lunchbox for my daughter, but it takes me less than 10 minutes including getting to the store and back

[Piotr Sarnacki @drogus]

@maaaackle I almost never spend more than like 10-15 minutes in a store doing groceries. Even if I was shopping twice a day it would be hard to reach 5h 😆

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@StewMama71 @maaaackle I’m married and I have a kid. No idea why would it make much of a difference. With more than two kids it might be tougher, but how many people have 3 or more kids?