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by bearjaws 5mo ago
> It's a lot more that just a CRUD-app. That still seems like a simple CRUD app.
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by bearjaws 5mo ago
Good lord please do not use a Tensor processor.
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by bearjaws 5mo ago
The main risk is attorney client privilege and it's already been tested in New York, if you transcribe a call you need to turn over the transcriptions and they can subpoena the company doing the transcription for the records if you ref
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by bearjaws 5mo ago
Moodle also scales to pretty large schools, I work on an instance that is over 27k students. Integrates with pretty much every platform, authentication, etc. And it's pretty easy to customize which is nice. Throw it in an auto-scale EC
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by bearjaws 5mo ago
I am curious if it reuses the LLM across all tabs, hard to imagine most machines can boot up 1-2 of any 4gb model unless its a more powerful system.
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by bearjaws 5mo ago
For a time period I worked for a pharmacy management company that offered both in patient and out patient cost reduction. The model we operated on was we kept 50% of all cost savings that we attained for the hospital or health system, on a
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by bearjaws 5mo ago
I rarely see #3 yield better solutions, it's usually better to collaborate as a team on requirements and gotchas, but let one person own implementation.
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by bearjaws 5mo ago
Article is incredibly fear mongering. Twice in my career the owners of a company have wanted to sue competitors for stealing their "product" after poaching our staff. Each time, the lawyers came in and basically told us that suing
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Wow another day, another memory system for AI agents! How many are we up to now? Has to be hundreds of them.
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
The issue making Claude just not do any work was infuriating to say the least. I already ran at medium thinking level so was never impacted, but having to constantly go "okay now do X like you said" was annoying. Again goes back t
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
"Billionaires run hit piece of anything that tries to limit their power - more at 11"
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Every resume I get now is a 90%+ match and then you interview them and it's clear they don't know anything claimed on the resume. Do not use these, I can smell AI resumes from a million miles away and instantly discard them. Best
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
I am 90% sure it's looking at month long usage trends now and punishing people who utilize 80%+ week over week. It's the only way to explain how some people burn through their limit in an hour and others who still use it a lot get
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Most cities are spending 9-10 figures on Police staff, and somehow are understaffed? We simply aren't getting effective policing, and technology isn't the solution. Reality is cops have become police report writers, traffic accide
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Would love to see a show down of performance on iPhone vs Googles Tensor G5, which in my experience the G5 is 2 full generations behind performance wise.
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
I could totally see it, recently there has been a social club opened near me and it has 100+ people attending weekly. All younger, 20-30 year olds in their early career. Separately, I have a local camera repair shop and my friend told me it
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Thank you so much for putting into words what I have been saying for years to leadership teams. Everyone wanted to copy Meta/Google/Oracle and have internal teams, and to me internal teams have been accountability vacuums. People
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Then throw in the people using $10k in their token burning "gastown" and bragging on Twitter... I haven't really hit real usage limits in the past 2 weeks, and part of me wonders if its a loud minority who all abused Claude C
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Needs another zero, likely made 9 figures in revenue from this scheme.
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
One distinction between F-22 and F-35 is thermal management and thermal stealth.
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
This war is a shining example of how just a few small slips in a democracy can slide into collapse in just under 50 years. Everything felt fine up until 2008 and now America cannot fix itself anymore. Citizens United Shelby County v. Holder
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Yup, they managed to get my Dad on this. When he uninstalled it, they give you a small warning "oh you might lose some data" - when it is 100% guaranteed if you were over their 5gb limit. Absolutely insane, glad I had Backblaze to
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Might as well kick off WW3 at this point and resolve everything in one shot.
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Without seeing more this seems like it could be solved by not recomputing the entire history to add on data. Depends what kind of math you are doing however. Some sort of check point system could likely save significant IO. What am I missin
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
This is nearly as dumb as the post that "Claude code is useless because your home built "Slack App" won't be globally distributed, with multi-primary databases and redis cache layer... and won't scale beyond 50k use
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Wasn't this the change they did a few days ago? They want you to pay for API usage for OpenClaw.
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
FWIW we are in the process of replacing a Dev/QA cluster in our data center and just the storage appliance alone went from $58k to $120k since January. That doesn't include the 5 servers in the cluster, which each have gone up $8k
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
Why would I use this over Google?
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
The labels on the table read "Gemma 431B IT" which reads as 431B parameter model, not Gemma 4 - 31B...
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by bearjaws 6mo ago
reasoning is just more tokens that come out first wrapped in <thinking></thinking>

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