bearjaws

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931.
by bearjaws 3y ago
For many the UI loads, but the actual chat functionality is dead. Tested their API locally and no response as well.
932.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Yeah its closest analogy is Aurora, but no serverless option, payment is per vCPU, memory, and storage.
933.
by bearjaws 3y ago
They are referring to how they link out their images and SEO content that ultimately one will find unusable & frustrating. I have experienced this many times when looking for a specific image on Google Images, I will click on the link t
934.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I always love this take as if AWS / GCP / Azure / literally any data center couldn't already do this to you. As for more lock in, how? If I use aurora postgres serverless I am 100% free to migrate to a regular postgres s
935.
by bearjaws 3y ago
You can't logic your way out of a position you didn't logic your way into.
936.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Watch twitch for 20 minutes, any streamer in the top 20 is a master of either making drama or performing commentary on drama.
937.
by bearjaws 3y ago
If anything its even more biased since it doesn't know all the evidence against certain GOP front runners.
938.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Depends on the battery tech I imagine. LFP batteries are recommended to charge to 100% every time, where as NCA / NCM are both what we traditionally think of when discussing lithium batteries. I imagine for LFP they will keep it as ful
939.
by bearjaws 3y ago
The ill intent is taking what used to be family owned housing and turning it into short term rental housing.
940.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Why let people build homes when you can build them and rent them out for life? Why even let people live somewhere when you can AirBnB it for $9-12k a month. Capitalists gonna capitalize, end game will be everyone renting.
941.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Electric bikes are pretty unsafe in reality for 90% of the United States. It's not going to change overnight.
942.
by bearjaws 3y ago
It's more like this generations Heroku than just a "database".
943.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I always live my life by: You can always make something more complicated, but once its complicated (and more likely deeply re-used and embedded in your system), you are going to have a hard time making it simple again.
944.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I highly recommend communicating with your business support team at AWS. Mine have always been helpful and have kept us up to date on releases like this, sometimes we even get them before they are GA.
945.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Money doesn't solve all problems, and unfortunately these health systems do not have the IT staff required to even hire competent engineering leadership and then build out dozens of teams required to in-house their EMR. EMRs are incred
946.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Hilarious might have been the wrong word, but short sighted is what I meant, especially when the warning light has been flashing for 20 years now. The rising price of oil was taught in my middle school, its not news at this point.
947.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Wait until you hear about the vendor lock in embedded in the entire US Healthcare system. Wanna switch from Epic to Cerner, write us a check for $5m just to document how to do it. A multi-hundred hospital chain switched from Cerner to Epic
948.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Will be hilarious when oil is continually $100+ a barrel and their roads become dirt roads, their commutes costing significant portion of their income.
949.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Google needs to do a full 180, and only the most succinct website that answers search queries should be elevated. The current state of Google is a disaster, everything is 100 paragraphs per article, the answer you are looking for buried hal
950.
by bearjaws 3y ago
What kind of argument is that? Might as well not send any boats out to find new continent, they will be discovered anyway! We have far more real technology today than we would have, all thanks to us moving some made up money around 60 years
951.
by bearjaws 3y ago
A failure isn't just a 503, it's that instead of producing one of your function calls you specify using OAI functions, it instead produces a chat message. In some contexts it may make sense to have calls that can result in a funct
952.
by bearjaws 3y ago
The problem seems to be right now that LLMs are 98% predictable. OpenAI functions for example invoke properly 90%+ of the time, but every now again, even with nearly identical input, it will not invoke. These problems become multiplicative,
953.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Why would they need to prove it on an arbitrary forum? Shouldn't their company / hiring manager have KPIs for their role and track them ? By maintaining that job they are clearly meeting whomever's opinion of good enough to k
954.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I can't tell if this is a meme "This is good for Bit Coin" or serious. Of course the DOJ will go after anyone committing fraud?
955.
by bearjaws 3y ago
If it follows the path of Twitter it will be a "free speech AI" that will censor anything negative about Elon.
956.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I figured connecting to Mastodon would serve as a PoC for tracking and marketing to people there. A kind of hedge that even if the fediverse took off, they could still make money from it.
957.
by bearjaws 3y ago
It's going to shift to 87% don't even start due to connectivity requirements to servers that are not running anymore.
958.
by bearjaws 3y ago
That sounds like a more functional version of blockchain tbh
959.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Its pretty sad given how most cloud providers price out IOPS. I've had to explain numerous times to our engineers that their laptop is running around 10x the IOPS of our database (~40,000). Table scans are actually more performant on a
960.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Honestly, the likes of OpenAI and Mosaic need to consider Nvidia a huge threat long term. Nvidia has shown time and time again, they will royally fuck over anyone they have to in order to drive profit. Then, if they dare talk negatively abo

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