bearjaws

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by bearjaws 5d ago
You're right to push back, and one honest caveat -- they could just be lying.
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by bearjaws 5d ago
> It is! You explicitly have to opt in, that's why Uber needs have it in their ToS that you accept. "opt in" - as part of a 300 page TOS that you never read, that is modified 4 times annually and you are told to read all 3
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by bearjaws 5d ago
This is simply untrue, and honestly anyone who thinks our legal system does not provide justice needs to go travel the world to see how it really works for 80% of the global population. All we really need in the US is for arbitration to be
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by bearjaws 7d ago
I've been telling people to be thankful the posts are blatantly AI. Soon enough it will be harder and harder to tell, and all their feedback is being scraped to improve the next model. This already demonstrates 2-3 extra sentences of p
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by bearjaws 9d ago
I am honestly surprised they aren't going lower at this point. Gitlab must pay a fortune to bot traffic, most of which is malicious or garbage at best.
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by bearjaws 10d ago
Basically DOA in healthcare, even with a BAA I don't want Claude Cowork enabled in our workstations, ever.
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by bearjaws 10d ago
Feel like it has to be for all of this to go down at the same time.
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by bearjaws 10d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum All you need to know about making deals with Russia.
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by bearjaws 11d ago
It's baffling honestly. EU running around like a Metal Gear Solid NPC "What was that noise?" "Who's footprints are these?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjPpX1g1juo
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by bearjaws 12d ago
Not surprising, H1B for my entire career was a cost cutting measure. Every time we had a layoff some portion would be replaced with H1B. Every H1B that shared their salary with me has been underpaid. I know its anecdotal but sharing to see
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by bearjaws 13d ago
Also having large waves of Saharan dust which is too dry and inhibits hurricane development.
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by bearjaws 16d ago
We made the same change for our patient app last month, took 2 months to rewrite from react-native to two mobile apps, but we had the PoC in under a week. Interestingly Apple approved it very quickly, which I was afraid of given such a huge
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by bearjaws 16d ago
IIRC it's thousands per day on these systems, mainly due to high power density and low mass, even small lapses in computation (100-500ms) rapidly change the temperatures of stacked die. So even a GPU averaging 98% utilization may have
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by bearjaws 18d ago
Surprised to see no acknowledgement of how "AI Menu Slop" has become deeply associated with ChatGPT. Everywhere I go now I see places that blatantly used ChatGPT for their menus or posters and they all look the same. It feels almo
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by bearjaws 27d ago
One of the things I keep running into in day to day work is that it seems increasingly thin the labor pools in the USA. For example, getting developers with strong Healthcare / Pharmacy experience, with robotics to boot is nearly impos
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by bearjaws 27d ago
Always funny to me how people expected Google to do anything else other than roll over. Should be a lesson to the dems next term, either extort the tech giants, the mere threat of the government taking action against Google makes them jump
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by bearjaws 27d ago
China basically has been running a "do nothing, win anyway" campaign since the Trump era. More and more people view the US as a bad ally, and China is stepping in to help in many places. People should get out more, go visit South
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
The amount of people I see running around at 800k context and wondering why they are burning through tokens is always surprising.
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Swear whenever your company decides to invent its own font its like a version of "The Headquarters Curse". You had nothing else better to spend your teams time on so might as well make a new font that 10% of your customers will no
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
The problem wasn't as simple as it caused harm, it was the companies knew it caused harm and did nothing. Just like how Meta, it's staff and leadership all knew they were making decisions that harmed people, and did nothing to sto
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Needs a 0 added, $160B feels fair. Mesothelioma was $35B in 90s money, so about 3x that today. Companies keep getting away with this "cost of doing business" fines, the justice department keeps failing at its duties. The fines eit
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Not exactly surprising given it's a dense model at 2.7x the size of the experts in gpt-oss
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Recently took a Minisforum 7840hs PC out of rotation as a media PC and made it a full time coding workstation with Proxmox. I do a VM per project due to the nature of agentic editors. I was using a VM setup on my MBP but it felt like a huge
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Centralized source code hosting is going to end up looking like the three credit bureaus in terms of security. It's only a matter of time before the first big hack, when everyone shrugs and says, "Oh well, everyone's source c
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
I was hoping to see Cerebras launch something other than GPT-OSS-120b in production this week, especially with GLM4.7 going away. If they could launch Qwen 27b or Deepseek Flash that would be amazing.
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
It is funny to me seeing Sol used for what a "traditional" AI model can do already (counting pills). We have vision models for our pharmacy and I could never imagine taking the latency hit to use a Sol in our robotics, it would be
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Cerebras is crazy to watch on GPT OSS or Gemma, I feel like we need a new VibeOS demo but with Cerebras, the OS would literally build itself in a few seconds. https://youtu.be/7NfyZhV1dKM?t=52
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Sorry not a direct quote, but basically a rip off of "politically incorrect, but nonetheless factually true". Whatever you want to call your super duper clever rewording of a reductionist statement.
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by bearjaws 1mo ago
Another week, another agent memory system that is about the same as grep in a memory/ directory.
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by bearjaws 2mo ago
How long until a one line system prompt ships your entire home folder to a remote server? Oh whoops. Already happened.

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