NicoJuicy

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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
Seems to be back up
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
Was back up for a moment ( within 5 minutes of being down), currently down again
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
It feels like more related to this: https://blog.cloudflare.com/how-cloudflare-runs-more-ai-mode... And doing it their way than the traditional way. Note: Their innovation seems to lie in smaller and fine-tuned ( broader ca
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
I don't think that much will change regarding to Replicate's API because of Cloudflare. It's specifically mentioned in Replicate's blog post and it's also not in their best interest. What's important to know (
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
Recently implemented it to only process emails where the sender is in the list of customers email and then extract info from email and do an api call. Really easy to do it on the edge. No hassle with POP3, IMAP, ... Easy to use a subdomain
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
Their not investing with equity. Cloudflare is cash flow positive and re-investing.
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
> that has developed far away from its original architecture This was always their architecture, if you watched closely. My predication 5 years ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26821438 > And cloudflare is s
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
Cloudflare went x 10 since their IPO 6 years ago ( stocks). Revenue: $ 85 million (2016) $ 287 million (2019) IPO year $ 1,670 million (2024) $ 2,154 million (2025) https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/NE
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
Really? Cloudflare isn't solely a CDN anymore. CDN and DDOS-protection were the most logical "first" products to build based on their SDN ( Software Defined Networking). A cloud is the next thing and there's a lot of mon
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
I don't think it's a bubble. Thiel sold Palantir which is ridiculously overrated ( 1740.10 pe ). Additionally, NVIDIA is going to get some competition for AMD. Or even Broadcom ( see TPU's from Alphabet) He bought Microsoft,
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
Not all of them. At my workplace (the parent company, actually), security and privacy are among the highest priorities. Competing with companies that don’t share these values is a “slow path.” For instance, one of the most common requests i
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
They are going to buy off the shelf from whoever bribes them the most. It's not just that he's a drunk. It's the open corruption, because they are even too stupid to hide it. Not a single administration in the West is as corr
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by NicoJuicy 11mo ago
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-drive-stats-for-q3-... > For those of you tracking the stats closely, you’ll notice that the Seagate ST8000NM000A (8TB) is a frequent flier on this list. The last time it had
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Softbank is the example that you could use against the conspiracy theorists. They may know more, but not that much more. > SoftBank has been a repeat investor in Nvidia. It sold off its investment before the AI boom took off and then bou
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
You lose by not playing the game, it doesn't mean you "like" it.
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
What model did you use?
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Why skeptical? No matter what, LLM'S are here to stay. Companies are doing huge investments do that they can get ahead early on. Will it need to be more efficient, yes. But a lot of money of repetitive tasks are going to llm's. Ad
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Rtx 3090 24gb. Pretty affordable. Gos-oss:20b and qwen3 coder/instruct, devstrall are my usual. Ps. Definitely check out open-web ui.
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
What do they use it for? It's a very small model
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Most of these examples build ( shallow test in my LLM on the end of the task ) and produced new edge cases
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Most of the mentioned issues wouldn't be catched by a test loop unless you have 100% automated tests (unit tests, ...) Which isn't always plausible ( time ). The AI makes makes different mistakes than humans that are sometimes har
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Too little. Things moved as fast as possible to migrate from .net framework to .net core 8, angular 8 to 18 and bootstrap 4.5 to 5.x
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
There are severe edge cases. Here are some of the last days. Eg. Just updating bootstrap to angular bootstrap. It didn't transfer how I placed the dropdowns ( basically using dropdown-end). So everything was out of view in desktop and
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
I always try to convince people that by staying in the same thing for longer, eventually they will need to switch and everything will be much harder. The brain needs to stay flexible. Good luck
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
That site is really fast. With what is it build? BuildWith doesn't give much info and I can only find Hetzner as hosting.
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Tweet at the time: https://x.com/JacklouisP/status/1957432021388837117?t=HJgXNK...
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
Solo. 1) CI/CD Gitlab self hosted. Just plain .gitlab-ci.yml pipeline files & runners running on > 3 pc's (docker and powershell tags) Basically using dotnet deploy with publishprofiles and environment variables. 3 parts: -
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
And nobody on the benchmarks mentioned that Vercel runs it on 2 gb. Instances ( and much more expensive) while Cloudflare is competitive with 128 mb. instances. I guess that's the difference between building on top of AWS and actually
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
And in just under 5 days, that's insanely fast
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by NicoJuicy 1y ago
There are only about 3200 jobs in Augsburg (Germany), it's HQ? https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/KUKA-AG-436260/ne... Note: Looking for more information about the distribution of jobs atm ( coun

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