Glohrischi

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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
I'm not a native english speaker and when i mentioned that i might use LLM for fixing spellings, people argued about the use of LLM. So spelling error yes/no? I do not understand the quote you rference at all tbh?
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
With giving out tokens for free you would
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
His product should be the money maker.
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
I ran the 'alternative' driver version of a wifi card 15 years ago already for basic wep/wpa attacks on my laptop. I don't think one very specific, custom made, non upgradable linux device gives me that much benefit thro
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
Companies still pay 5k and more for a basic website. 5-10k is quite affordable. Investment is not basic math. Its also dependencies to US companies, trust etc.
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
No because they are not a non-profit since 2025.
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
And? Are you allowed to buy and own a gun because of your point you are trying to make? No In germany radio frequencies are also protected. For citizen band / CB above channel 40 you need to register yourself. Every radio device needs
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
This is not a general purpose computer though. There is no keyboard and you would need to start adding stuff. The volumne then would be bulky as hell. Any small form factor laptop would be cheaper and easier and also has better specs. A che
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
Oh what is it? A powerbank? No a Router! No its Batman sry had to do this...
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
What a weird thing to build. I can just do all of it with a laptop. At that price point they will have to put it, it will not be worth it to buy it to carry it around to play around 'sometimes'.
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
Yes he could do that and I thought about this too. Very weird tbh
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
We wont for anytime soon. Intel and TSMC are not what they are today just because they buy a very expensive EUV Machine from ASML but because they have the knowledge and infrastructure to even use these machines.
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
That would be absolutly ludicris. His own product is competing against anthropic.
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
Hahahahahhhahh wtf... "We believe this capability will also enable creating a petawatt-scale AI constellation through the use of lunar satellite production and a lunar mass driver for launch activities." Someone read waaaaaay to m
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by Glohrischi 4mo ago
First first first... Was the first to setup a Gigawatt Datacenter, than had to run it empty and rent it out despite having its own AI model which should in theory eat up all of the compute. Then he was the first to create a Softwareonly com
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
It was estimated that Mythos is 10T. And serving is not training. For distilling you need to train the big models to have something to be distilled.
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
Combining Gemini and Antigravit is probably good. But that i pay for some 2tb storage and i'm a 'pro' user while not really a 'pro'user and that there is another 'pro' package makes all of that very weird.
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
I think google has another 'problem': Gemini needs to do a lot more than claude. They use Gemini for personal assistent to all of their Gmail and co users/customers. They have Google Docs, they have GCP were gemini should sup
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
You always need to read through the marketing garbage. Nonethless, in comparision to a lot of other companies, Google has Deepmind and the money to just do all of it without spending money which doesn't exist.
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
They tell you that they increase invest from 10-30billion to 160 billion which will all go into compute and research. This alone is such a crazy time to experience the amount of compute our society is adding globally. Geminis quality increa
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
I think I read so much code over the last 15 years, that its not a thing i will lose. But at least for me, I really read a lot of code, a lot of PRs from others and evaluated them.
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
Yeah you know how much 10-60 Billion are? You could literaly just give your compute away for free for a year to pull people in. Make an API Endpoint for free with the caviat that they are allowed to use the data for traing, what everyone el
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
Whats wrong with you? Why the change of tone? I'm a Cloud ARchitect with experience in coding (15 years) and infrastructure (10 years) and startup founder... If you don't comprehend what i write, feel free to ask but don't be
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
Firstly i wrote examples but also etc. so its more than just that. It is also refactoring, cicd pipelines and co. 2 years ago when I prompted something, it had compile time errors left and right. Took me 3-10 iterations to even get it runni
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
I wrote coding job. And its true for coding jobs. Your Product Manager is not a coding job. Your Product Owner is not a coding job. vibe-kanban exists you could already do a proper experiment letting your PO maintain a vibe-kanban board wit
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
Yeah for 10-60 BILLION. which again makes this even stupider. For this amount of money you can rebuild cursor and everything else on the market, and with the rest of 9-59 Billion, you just hire experts in coding and let them code real high
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
Thats quite a surprisingly arrogant take. CRUD applications and converting business requirements into code is the thing software developers do to 99% day in day out.
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
Hahah wtf? They are training on colossus 2? Their own model? Dude what the hell happened to Musks Grok? How incapable are they that they give away training compute to Cursor like this? Weird that the genius Musk doesn't need his own co
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
I had a really fun day yesterday because anthropics limits on their normal 20$ subscription allowed me to play around for the whole day without hitting a limit. Its 'production' code because its a small browser game which has very
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by Glohrischi 5mo ago
I'm not getting insurance for the normal case. I get insurance for the bad cases. The good thing though: the effort is low. You think through it once and you have your encryption and backup strategy for a long time. I have a NAS System

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