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by bearjaws 2y ago
I've only seen Salesforce grow like a cancer in your org. We were acquired and forced to integrate Salesforce into our product onboarding and user management. They ended up having to hire a dev just for this project, it still wasn&#x27
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I agree, I run 32gb on a dev Macbook pro and it's enough, even our largest app is around 20k files and the language server uses 5gb of ram. I often sit around 22-24gb of usage with Docker running. For most people 32gb is not going to h
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by bearjaws 2y ago
TIL it went that long without a refresh.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> the new iMac is up to 1.7x faster than iMac with M1 Now 4 generations in, they are still comparing performance to M1. I get that 15-20% improvements aren't too exciting but it feels old.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
27" is really the best screen size for productivity. Easily can find 1440p or 4k 27" monitors to pair, and they have come down a lot in price.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This is helpful, I made a spreadsheet version of this a few years ago. We ended up not going with DataDog at the time just because the per container price was insane, we had something like 10 QA environments (1 per team) and it was like $5k
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Yes, but they can't control the deals artists made with their label.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I always found these kinds of hit pieces interesting. Because Spotify does not exactly take a lot of money to the bank, around $200M a quarter. Spotify pays around 70% of its revenue to their artists. This means if they just fired everyone
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I doubt this is anything serious, they were in space longer than intended.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I love my 2018 M3 but can't bring myself to buy the new one due to lacking USS and no blinker stalk - absolutely baffling.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
For one, they have spent years shedding all their talent and outsourcing all their components. Now they are the mercy of their vendors, with limited knowledge of how to do things any other way than to keep depending on them. Sometimes there
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Likely this is some aggregator in the Healthcare space that uses tools that effectively fingerprint patients in each EHR. This deduplicates patients and lets them find specific details like which medications they are on without knowing any
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This ignores the fact that the patents expire in 5-7 years, GLP1 is (relatively) trivial to produce and will be a $100 generic by 2032.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Make it all clickbait titles, too. "You won't believe what celebrities love {color}!!"
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by bearjaws 2y ago
We can spend money on both, but we have one party making up issues to be outraged about.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Don't worry, soon we will outsource these services to private companies for 5x the price, but then the budget will get approved due to lobbying! Then we will ask why we even have the government owning parks in the first place, and priv
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Who is actually using Grok in a professional setup? Last I saw it was still only Grok-1, requires the use of RPC and offers no structured output. From their site: > The xAI API offers developers access to our large language model Grok-1
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This is brilliant, it's like you read my mind when it comes to AI in education, thank you.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Yeah, those are great points, and our students do use Google Docs today, and you are right most students do not even contest it. We let them resubmit a new paper when they are caught, and they get some one on one time with a tutor to help m
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by bearjaws 2y ago
HN and the tech community as a whole need to realize that education will actually still be one of the most hands-on jobs well into the future. Students already have the entire internet at their disposal, the wealth of all human knowledge ri
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by bearjaws 2y ago
As someone working in this field, it is simply not closer to 0% People keep using these "gotcha" examples and never actually look at the stats for it. I get it, there are some terrible detectors out there, and of course they are t
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Plagiarism detectors aren't 100% accurate either, and we have to use those as well. Institutions have to enforce rules around these things, if they do not within 10 years their degrees will be pointless. It's what happens when you
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I recently deployed an AI detector for a large K12 platform (multi-state 20k+ students), and they DO work in the sense of saving teachers time. You have to understand, you are a smart professional individual who will try to avoid being de
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It's simple, just hire 4x as many teachers so they can spend time talking to and quizzing students!
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> look in the mirror. proceeds to be toxic
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I remember using my schools high speed internet to download 4.04 since all I had was dial up. Went home and put it on my old crappy laptop dual boot, had barely any drive space left since it was like 60gb drive at the time lmao. I am always
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Twitter users really are something else. Theres outright misinformation spread daily, most discussions are toxic af, and theres no improvement in sight. But the people keep going back because they need to gossip about dumb shit that is goin
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by bearjaws 2y ago
... Except it clearly works and I've unsubscribed from 99% of emails without ever going to their site?
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by bearjaws 2y ago
o1 seems to be better suited at many changes executed at once or larger project planning. I don't use o1 simply because I work on one small problem at a time, and LLMs tend to go off the rails when giving multi-step tasks. o1 is not a
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Especially when Bruno exists. The idea that people are hosting their entire API knowledge base in a third party server instead of their git repo... https://github.com/usebruno/bruno

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