@Seb28_7@NixFred@omarchyftrou@MariaMartinsPT@Thaf_Cologne honestly easier to click around yourself than watch videos. try omarchy runs it in a vm as a normal app, no install or repartitioning, so you get a taste in an hour. mac: https://t.co/wxWDWkex3N windows: https://t.co/456FwbWTQD
@szabolcstweets@tonibergholm@OmarchyMac@omarchy before you dual boot, there is also Try Omarchy, official mac app that runs it in a vm with hw acceleration, clipboard and shared folder. good way to get a taste on your M3 Pro without repartitioning https://t.co/wxWDWkex3N
@ivantinkers good luck in berlin ivan. i'm a data analyst building an internal ai agent framework for our analytics team, so the "how a company actually changes" part is what i'd want to hear. will the talk be recorded?
@georgevichdev hi, also pretty new here. building a network plugin for my linux setup alone, so i'm in the shipping camp, not the threads one. would be cool to connect
@emeeliojohann hey emilio, fellow zelda enjoyer here, the hyrule crest gave it away. building ai agent stuff for our analytics team at work, and yeah, half the time i'm not sure what i'm doing either. would be cool to connect
Георгий, спасибо за уточнение! Я ориентировался на формулировку Рыбакова в статье: «Суды в назначении экспертизы отказали», поэтому так и передал её на английском - во мн. числе.
Но согласен, что отсюда необязательно следует, что в апелляции повторно заявляли ходатайство. Полного текста пока нет, так что ваше замечание уместно
Omega Soft says it delivered source code to a subsidiary of Russia’s state-controlled oil pipeline monopoly, wasn’t paid, and ended up on a two-year procurement blacklist.
The customer didn’t even grant server access until January 30.
The first milestone was due January 15.
Sources (Russian):
Full account by Omega Soft’s founder, Alexey Rybakov, on Habr:
https://t.co/QyQRk5UQfn
Legal commentary by procurement lawyer @Dzhiazz1:
https://t.co/KccwWUgboA
Дорогой @kodoloff прислал историю мне: «Как у нашей IT-компании бесплатно забрали софт для автоматизации 13% ВВП страны, а нас отправили в РНП без экспертизы»
https://t.co/ybWFUGqZxW
Я прочел решение, очень, конечно, судья интересно отклонила ход-во об экспертизе, даже >
Russian authorities keep talking about technological sovereignty and replacing foreign software with domestic alternatives.
Meanwhile, a small Russian team tries to replace emailed Excel spreadsheets with actual software at a state-controlled oil giant. The customer can’t even get the test environment ready on time. But somehow there’s no shortage of paperwork, objections, and legal proceedings.
There’s a reason some places turn engineering talent into world-class products and even a flying Roadster, while others struggle to move beyond spreadsheets.
It’s not just about having good engineers. It’s about what happens to them when they try to build something.
And after a story like this, why would the next team want to take that contract?
@Quinn_YangLi congrats on 1.5k quinn! data analyst here, so automated reporting is basically my daily pain. just checked out https://t.co/REntD9S3DO, would be cool to connect
@mindinpanic gm volodymyr! data analyst here, same 9-5 plus side projects routine. "no startup theater" in the bio is a good rule, would be cool to connect
@eVshevtsoV hey evgeny! i work with different agents across different devices, so shared memory between them is a real pain for me. just checked out keepplain, corrections turning into rules for all four agents is the part that got me. would be cool to connect
@saadaltaflaldin@brian_armstrong@dhh you can get a taste without installing: Try Omarchy runs it in a window on windows 10/11, no dual boot or repartition https://t.co/456FwbWm15 (there is a mac app too)