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by bearjaws 2y ago
"Destroy" seems inflammatory. It's being retired, which in space means destruction.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> Doesn't raise minimum wage > Still have massive inflation
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by bearjaws 2y ago
The greatest threat is a couch potato who is going into a job they hate to bring everyone down with them.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It's now installed by default and in your task bar on Windows 11. It's not even just an icon either, its similar to OneDrive where removing it is non-trivial. https://www.reddit.com/r/Intune/comments&#x2F
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It's decent now, but it took 5 years to get there while Slack is still better.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
And in time, GitHub will start charging for private repos again, build minutes will be 40 free per month. Enshittification will follow once they stop getting good training data out of GitHub.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Maybe in a truly free and fair market lmao
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Nobody would use Teams over Slack (especially from 2019-2022) if it wasn't part of O365. My company switched us off of it and it sucked. But it was included in our E5 licenses :)
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Oh that is a great example, just wipe out Hugging Face, Ollama, Together.ai, and probably 20 more. They can host it all themselves or require their vendors to lease some time to them at cost..
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by bearjaws 2y ago
IMO Nvidia is going to force companies to fix this, Nvidia have always made it clear they will increase prices and capture 90% of your profits when left free to do so. See any example from the GPU vendor space. There isn't infinite mon
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Aider continues to be the best way to interact with LLMs while coding, and its a command line tool. Copilot is pretty good, but the forced change > commit > QA process that Aider forces you through is really powerful.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This is why I only use TOTP, my company IT was even baffled when I chose TOTP instead of the MS Authenticator app. I don't use Authy or any of them that backup to the cloud either, since that defeats the whole point. Every time I add a
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by bearjaws 2y ago
IMO they will. What are LLMs actually good at? Copycat code and copycat ideas. IMO we are going to see a massive wave of interoperability, and "good enough" software to compete and drop the value of software dramatically. This wil
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> try to find a way to do it incrementally, I would make it a hard requirement. If you can't do it incrementally, it's going to fail. Corporations rarely have the attention span and staff tenure to make that kind of migration
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> Why Innovation Heroes are a Sign of a Dysfunctional Organization Because often you can solve 99% of companies problems with boring software. I am reminded of this blog post from earlier this week: > Most organizations cannot ship th
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Having been through due diligence for 3 start up sales, I will tell you 100% if you have GPLv3 code you are going to have a fun time justifying how it hasn't made your software FOSS. Ive seen auditors with automated license software no
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by bearjaws 2y ago
CoPilot is pretty damn bad though...
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by bearjaws 2y ago
We've had Sama doing a world tour saying its going to displace so many jobs people will try to kill him. We have a hardware company pretending that just adding more TOPS is going to get us to AGI. We have AGI benchmarks that don't
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Enterprises want you to use their contract, depending whats in there the price only goes up. SOC2 reports, SLA monitoring dashboards, 5% annual increase limits, they can put literally anything as a requirement.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Laptop with fan barely beats laptop without a fan on a 6 minute benchmark, more at 11. The M3 is throttling and almost keeping pace, Tomshardware actually knows this since they have the Geekbench score for the M3 Macbook pro, which of cours
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Seems that Arc-AGI is more flawed rather than GPT-4o is more AGI. Maybe a AI version of Hanlons Razor. Never attribute to AGI what could be easily explained by being in the training set.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Not related to the 6c rating, but later in the article they quote a range estimate of 400+km. Whenever you see a CLTC range rating, just know its considered the most inflated of range ratings. Its basically 30% inflated from the already 20%
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Do you have competitors nipping at your heels? Do you have the talent to rapidly scale a team with talented individuals (and offer them equity)? e.g. you've previously hired 30-50 engineers and know "what good looks like". If
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I actually have done this with a acrylic pen and a 3d printer. Currently in progress on scaling it up, I want to get to a 40"x40" scale to have room for a acrylic paint holder or watercolor. The hardest part of image -> paintin
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Astonishing given his recent action of taking away H100s.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Maybe 4x, 100x is many years away. The exponential graph people are posting is just to pump the stock price.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Is there a good local llm that can be used for helping with CLI commands e.g. "how do I kill all processes using port 9000" I haven't tried any, but if one exists it would be cool to see iterm use that LLM.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
That is not how they are being sold. We have people saying they will be AGI in just 3 years. They are sold to do programming, drug synthesis, general reasoning, pass the bar exam, etc... It cannot do any of these things even competently, bu
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by bearjaws 2y ago
If you cannot explain or justify a firing to your team, you as the leader are the problem...
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I always wondered why our culture has devolved so much. If you are like "please will <direct report> just quit or leave!?" then just start the process to fire them. No need to drag out everyones suffering. It's hard fir

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