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by apexalpha 5mo ago
Same past days it sometimes tried to gaslight me saying OpenClaw isn't a thing.
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by apexalpha 5mo ago
When asking about Openclaw in normal Claude Webchat it very peculiarly denied knowing what that is. Even when asked to search online it still gaslighted me about it.
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by apexalpha 6mo ago
The PAX Americana established from '45 and expanded globally after the Soviet Union fell is so all-encompassing that people can't see beyond it anymore. They just can't see the forest as they've been between the trees al
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by apexalpha 6mo ago
This FLash model might be affordable for OpenClaw. I run it on my mac 48gb ram now but it's slowish.
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by apexalpha 6mo ago
IP filtering + proper security is better than just having the security. There's value in restricting access and reducing ones attack surface, if only to reduce noice in monitoring.
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by apexalpha 6mo ago
This is a good point, I should scout second hand markets for Mac Minis now.
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
The problem in the UK, and many other countries, is that they refuse to split Disabilities in "objectively measurable disabilities" and "not objectively measurable disabilities." Obviously, you can just objectively measu
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
This post is from March 20 and update on 22! Not today!!! Please don’t scare people like this!
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
When WeTransfer suddenty changed it's policy for AI training last summer the entire CISO department panicked and had the entire website blocked. In traffic we could see that 12% of the company used the site daily, transferring gigabyte
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
'corralled' better for you? And yeah I did that. It wasn't even my app. Or my team. Or my field engineers. I was just fucking ashamed of our entire IT department and thus took it upon me to fix this. It was the first time t
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
I do! I border collied these people into a room and the issue is now fixed. The system still sucks but 2000 field engineers got 10 min of their days back. A few weeks later the Scrum Master of the PWA team gave an inspiring talk about it at
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
At my org the CIO knows fuck all about computers. Great guy on a personal level but wouldn't be able to quit Vim even if the lives of his 3 kids depended on it. He was put there because he was with the company for years before and he l
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
We prefer both evils, in Tehran and the White House, to lose.
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
I work at a (government and extreme bureaucratic) organisation that builds apps used by field engineers. I found out SSO was broken. They had to login to every app using the same account. Twice per day because the token live was 4 hours &qu
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
We all were... they wouldn't speak it but reading between the lines you could see the leaders were very nervous Trump would unilaterally decide to just 'try it' like in Venezuela and now Iran.
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
This looks good but how much money are we talking here? Are we 'retraining' an entire model but adding enterprise data to the public data set?
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
This might be true for tech companies, but the tech department I am in at a large government could absolutely architecture away >95% of 'problems' we are fixing at the end of the SDLC.
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
This is fantastic. Someone should write a bot that posts normal messages in the comments underneath these bombastic ones.
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
SLAs, support, LTS services etc...
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
>Just thought I'd pass along the one training suggestion I have. Cloth or disposable.. when you're ready for them to move off it - it really helps if they're able to see and associate their bowel and bladder movements with
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
Ours come with a roll of cotton 'paper' sheets to put in. You throw this away which catches pretty much all solids. The rest we throw in the washing machine on 90 as is. Worked fine. My eldest stopped using diapers during day at 2
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
Wow. I recently joined a grid management company and we use an (in my view) ancient piece of German software called Lovion. It's written in .net 4 I think. Crazy to now see this piece of (free!) software that essentially runs circles a
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
https://taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu/carbon-border-adjustme... Here you go.
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
A lot HAS changed. Europe even has a tax on CO2 emissions. It's just not enough and it's very hard to convince the public to accelerate when the US not only gave up but it actively reversing to fossil fuels.
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by apexalpha 7mo ago
These are statistics, not views of people. you can look up that certain groups rarely vote and other vote almost always.
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by apexalpha 8mo ago
is it? Because 'that part' of the Democrats were fully in support of Hamas. Have you seen the University protests? If the Dems caved to that they would've alienated 10 voters for every 1 student that might show up at the poll
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by apexalpha 8mo ago
I generally use 'regime' for autocratic governments. Trump is democratically elected, for now. I'm not actually sure if this is correct, English is not my native language.
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by apexalpha 8mo ago
Supporting Hamas over Israel would've hurt more, probably.
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by apexalpha 8mo ago
>What exactly do you imagine will replace the Iranian government that is worse? A regime that only controls the capital, leaving the rest of the country in a power vacuum leading to internal conflicts and sectarian violence that will eve
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by apexalpha 8mo ago
They stopped doing that, really. You might've missed it but the "department of defense" is now "department of war'.

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