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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Based on their API pricing a 1M context plan should be 2x the price roughly. My bets are its more the increased hardware demand that they don't want to deal with currently.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Add in unemployment rates for devs... Everyone wants to make a side hustle into their job.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Feel like I've missed the boat here on OpenClaw. What value is it actually producing? It feels like its a bunch of meme projects. I get that in theory, it has full chat and desktop access, which could be useful, but seems like nothin
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
/fast is insanely expensive. Last night it got stuck in a loop (in plan mode, I use vanilla CC) and burnt through $22 in 15 minutes.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Seems too fairytale-esque to me. The idea of writing down all the steps required, aka way too many steps, some people love to tell you all the ways things are impossible and "you will need to do X too". When after the fact you dis
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
The downfall of Heroku should be studied, they had lightning in a bottle and blew it. Salesforce acquired them and just let it die, baffling.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Mark my words, Apple is going to go full enshittification in the next 5 years because they've squeezed every last drop out of hardware pricing. Especially with the failed Apple Intelligence that they will now have to pay their way out
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
I will say many closed source repos are probably equally as poor as open source ones. Even worse in many cases because they are so over engineered nobody understands how they work.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Did a two year stint in education (9th through 12th grade) ~27k students, working in LMS software (Moodle). The state of affairs is... desperate. They allow unlimited retries on English assignments. 20% of kids are blatantly using ChatGPT a
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Growing up as a farm boy I love this, however I look at it and first thing I think "very expensive rules based system".
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Why are they still making the cybertruck then? I see way more Model S and X than Cybertruck.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
_you_ have access to it, for an increasingly large number of people TikTok is their only source of news. Same as Fox News or CNN, one news source. Censorship of TikTok is inevitable given the owners, and it will inevitably lead to a new new
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
Damn I had assumed it was that simple of a problem just based on how the scrolling messed up, and thought "surely it's not that simple"...
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
It's been a great 12 months for gold, it's clear the investment class is going to do anything so that line can continue to go up. Homeowners will talk about how they have $5M in equity and can roll it into their future $10M mortga
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
That's generally my thought as well, I am not implying you don't need to advertise. I just believe the industry has more or less reverted to an even worse version of what we had before (TV & Radio ads). At least before, there
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
There is something to be said about the state of advertising. Increasingly it seems you must go to the almighty Google or Meta in order to launch any business. We're looking to expand into a new business line and have out grown our pha
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
Slop.
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
Available for purchase... for now.
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
Claude Code: "How do I build this application? Where does authentication happen? etc" It will answer any basic question in under a minute with great accuracy. Then you keep building your claude.md (after running /init) as you
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
This is the AI era equal to "I can't share my ideas because you will steal them" Reality is good ideas and a few SOPs do not make a successful business.
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
That is pretty astonishing given 10% of Americans use semaglutide / tirzepitide. > Spending on savory snacks dropped by about 10%, with similarly large decreases in sweets, baked goods and cookies. Even staples like bread, meat and
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
How much is cached files? That is one thing I always note on Apple, typically I sit around 6-8gb of cached files.
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
I didn't even think about that, all the reviewers were in a fury about soldered RAM... and now almost everyone is soldered. It's a shame. What I really hate is you don't even get the main benefit - high bandwidth and low late
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
Hard to know for sure, I'd be curious the breakdown in cost for enterprise laptops, it's hard for me to understand why the price has increased 50% while Apple has increased 10%. Lenovo, Dell and HP are pretty much all the same pri
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
If Apple can keep the price near $1500 for the M5, it will still be a no brainer. They are currently $200 cheaper, granted for less memory. I also am in the camp of you don't need quite as much memory on Apple, our most significant usa
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
Dell needs to admit they're in deep shit. I just bought our entire G&A team M4 Macbook Air 15" for the same price as our Dell Pro laptops. They are 20% faster, have 2x the battery life, and 8 more gb of RAM. Also standby actua
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
Trading gold and getting 90% returns seems... average? NUGT is up 418% in 1 year, that is a leveraged ETF of course. Even the standard gold ETF is up 120%, no AI required. Even better is if you buy and hold you will be able to sell as capit
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by bearjaws 9mo ago
You pretty much nailed it, its all about bandwidth. The emergency SOS feature is optimized down to the byte to ensure it can work with poor signal and low bandwidth.
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by bearjaws 10mo ago
Yeah I don't see anyway to download this, ollama has it as cloud only.
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by bearjaws 10mo ago
It's wild how stalking isn't considered by these people from day one. Hire anyone whos worked in healthcare privacy or compliance and they will tell you without a doubt ex-girlfriends, bitter rivals and celebrities are the #1 item

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