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by bearjaws 1y ago
I wish I knew the exact performance characteristics of AWS generations. One of the most eye opening things to me is how terrible ECS x86 performs vs graviton instances with Fargate. I've found much lower IO and honestly seems like some
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Quick check shows he made about ~$2M in royalties on Spotify, maybe a bit more with YouTube monetization. Maybe the movie made a good chunk for him too. Curious what the offer was, it likely was higher since Microsoft just wanted to have cl
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by bearjaws 1y ago
1. Workflow builder is cumbersome at scale, it's often hard for anyone to jump in to understand what is going on exactly. Especially if you cannot avoid using a JS node to perform a more tricky manipulation. 2. Often times you end up w
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by bearjaws 1y ago
This is especially annoying when I have their app installed, if the app popped up warning me of fraud, I would trust it far more than a random phone call.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Neither please god. We used Node-Red at a previous job for integrating some third party software, total disaster, from upgrading, using JSON for code reviews, to overall performance. Its a fun toy, leave it at that.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
I worked for a company that was working on rolling out D365 for 2 years :) I was acquired by a company that was working on Sales Force integration for 3 years, I left before it was fully functional. They had 4 full time devs working on Sale
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by bearjaws 1y ago
In enterprise terms $500 per laptop for a small group of employees is not even worth having a conversation over.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Should have used ChatGPT deep research to prevent you wasting time building the 41st version of this same product. Here's all the main competitors: 1. You.com 2. Poe 3. Mammouth 4. Magai 5. TeamAI 6. TypingHive 7. WritingMate 8. ChatHu
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Claude Code must be Anthropics halo product. I went from API only, to $100 a month, to $200 a month Max plan, after only 2 weeks. The cycle of Plan -> Generate code -> test -> commit works incredibly well, and being able to paralle
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by bearjaws 1y ago
M1 was the canary in the coal mine. Apple went from making cell phone CPUs to an Intel destroying generation of CPUs in 6 years. Personally I use a MBP for dev, at work I am required to use a Intel PC. I loathe my work laptop for being slow
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Like the idea of a self hosted kanban in git, one item you should do in your repo is add the installation instructions to the readme :) I see its a TS app so I am sure the bun bundle is the install, but always good to include in your 5 min
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by bearjaws 1y ago
The only thing I can imagine being funny is image generation, but its usually too slow to be relevant as your conversations change. I have a sports betting group chat "Degen Bets" that I made a funny image for the thumbnail based
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Apple needs to work on how they refresh AirPods. You have this product, now $20 short of the AirPods Pro 2, with the same chip and ANC... It seems there is almost no reason to upgrade. With ANC is nearly the same price as the AirPods 2 Pro
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Exactly this, nothing fancy really.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Every time I read something like this, I just imagine it in "old man yells at cloud" meme format. Just because it is not reasoning doesn't mean it can't be quite good at its tasks.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Claude Code has basically grown to dominate my initial coding workflow. I was using the API and passed $50 easily, so I upgraded to the $100 a month plan and have already reached $100 in usage. I've been working on a large project, wit
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Why bother doing anything then? You can apply this logic to pretty much anything. The better thing is just around the corner, might as well wait. I'm sure many other advancements were made by JWST that can be applied to your theoreti
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Most people know who Bill Atkinson on this forum. The story premise that he wrote negative code isn't my gripe, I am sure it happened. The outcome where all of a sudden leadership just shit its pants and doesn't communicate at all
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by bearjaws 1y ago
This is one of those stories that I am sure has happened, but when it comes to "and then they never asked him again le XD face" it's clearly just made up.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Just say the quiet part out loud, Microsoft is such a large anti-competitive company they literally don't have to build competing products. Customers are not even going to evaluate other options because it will be bundled with their ot
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by bearjaws 1y ago
It's wild to think with the proliferation of 1gbps fiber internet, even a modern pi board or old desktop is a potential 1gbps bot host.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
That is an absurd take. Your friend's statement, that religious minorities in Iran are safe as long as they don't protest, is basically like a situation of domestic abuse. An abuser might claim their partner is free and happy, as
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by bearjaws 1y ago
I just wish anti-cheat would work on Linux, Windows has become an absolute mess, the search is barely usable now, everything has ads and product placement.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Pretty bad example, maybe something more like "Horses have been working for thousands of years -- horse in 1927".
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by bearjaws 1y ago
> People close to X said the platform pressed vendors that were supplying it with goods or services to spend money on advertising. X is a customer of Amazon Web Services, its cloud-computing unit, and had past-due bills for that. X used
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Prevent Deepseek R2 being trained on it
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by bearjaws 1y ago
All this focus on low power gaming makes me think Apple wants to get in on the Steam Deck hype.
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Title makes sense to me. It seems like a big step in the right direction to me. It's hard to tell if its 100% compatible with Docker or not, but the commands shown are identical (other than swapping docker for container). Even if its n
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by bearjaws 1y ago
Don't take my bullet points away from me
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by bearjaws 1y ago
The software that companies make is sold off in bankruptcy all the time. I have a few friends who specialize in it with 2 ongoing contracts for splitting off pieces of software.

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