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bilekas
6mo ago
> H200 GPU with 1.5TB host memory, While yes it's one GPU.. It's not exactly a slim one.
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6mo ago
And yet another example of companies turning actively hostile against their users. The burden of usage/access is now solely on the customers and the feeling is that regular customers are just a nuisance to be ignored.
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7mo ago
"Copyright for me but not for thee" reminds me of Anthropic crying foul about their code being leaked and potentially used [0] YouTube has got a problem with claims though to be fair the sheer amount of volume being added every da
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7mo ago
This is actually a curious one, I think you might have that gut feeling towards the compiler/transpiler ? > Yes, but if you put type strictness on a line, Rust would be further along I think. There are huge differences between build
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7mo ago
This is really nice, I appreciate anyone who will give more info out about it, I like the categories too, maybe some more tags would be nice for specifics but it's good. I also like you host in the EU too. I've seen some doing sim
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7mo ago
> Many people in EU wants to distance themselves wherever possible from US. Yes, but only because the trust was broken by the US. For so long the EU was very happy to work with the US with trade, we both benefited.
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7mo ago
It's the global economy. It's actually a good thing to promote peace between people with differences. But when one person or group decides they know better it messes everyone up. The idea was that the global economic interconnecti
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7mo ago
There was a literal meme in spaceforce about this. Have we learnt nothing ? Microslop will now troll people outside of the Earth, a great achievement for them. So does this mean they now also have... 2 Copilots... ? Terrible joke.
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7mo ago
Agree the numbers are not set in stone, but there is absolutely no denying that the Linux userbase has increased. Proton's updates is a game changer, Windows 11's absolutely garbage buggy slop is frustrating more and more people.
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7mo ago
FYI. Your Claude.md is still public. If you intended it to be removed in a previous commit. https://github.com/KoNananachan/Neuberg/commit/02ea55eb90188... Interestingly you have in there : > 2. No Chinese
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7mo ago
Google And digital ocean are huge players here but is there a reason they would only have partial coverage? TIM is listed as insecure yet my test is successful. > Your ISP (Telecom Italia S.p.a., AS3269) implements BGP safely. It correct
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7mo ago
It's exactly as you said. The dependency on old school legacy implementations that can't be turned off. To be fair to Microslop even they had the foresight to open source .net core and even try to bring some things to the open sou
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7mo ago
> A half rack server in a basement isn’t going to consume a lot of power or generate that much noise. I have home servers and they are fine. I have home servers, designed for home and they are not too bad, and I can turn them off when sl
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7mo ago
> It seems like a lot of the blight of data centers is the energy to remove the heat. Not really the only issue actually, the electricity bill would be astronomical for a household and also have you heard the noise from them ? Issues wit
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7mo ago
TypeScript is typed.. It's in the name ?
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7mo ago
> Claude: forget it. I don't know what else you're doing but the footprint of Claude is minor. Anyway my point still stands, you're looking at it as if they are competing languages and one is better at all things. That jus
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7mo ago
Think about your question, depending on the tool, Rust might not be needed, is high level memory performance and safety needed in a coding agent ? Probably not. It's high speed iteration of release ? Might be needed, Interpreted or JIT
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7mo ago
A 401K is just an investment in indexes linked to your pension, there's nothing stopping everyone putting their own money into an index themselves. The question makes sense, how many people could the market support if everyone was inve
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7mo ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/xprivo/comments/1s255v6/deepl_is_qu...
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7mo ago
Because it was already mentioned that it was a bad call by an internal dev. > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47573233 > We've been including product tips in PRs created by Copilot coding agent. The goal was
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Tell HN: DeepL Moving Data to AWS
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7mo ago
> We identified a programming logic issue with a GitHub Copilot coding agent tip that surfaced in the wrong context within a pull request comment. We have removed agent tips from pull request comments moving forward. Why does this read a
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7mo ago
I don't know, maybe I'm misunderstanding too but they basically just asked an agent to interface with an API. It seems the agent will create new code each time.. I hope this isn't their business model.
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7mo ago
What are you talking about bouncing emails for?
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7mo ago
> But hearing the feedback here, and on reflection, this was the wrong judgement call Hi Tim.. Why is there no pushback from grounded individuals against these decisions ?
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It's not just financial, you're taking up a lot of bandwidth, resources etc. It's not just some light bump in traffic. It's a headache that shouldn't need to be dealt with if they would respect ROBOTS.txt. Quite sim
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7mo ago
Because of bots that don't respect ROBOTS.txt . If you want an AI bot to crawl your website while you pay for that bandwidth then you wont use the tool.
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7mo ago
Where is a RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB 500$? Edit : The 8GB seems to hit this price but 16 not so much.
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> People need to directly elect the MP They do. > directly elect some kind of president I get the impression you're coming at it from a US perspective, and it's not that, and doesn't intend to be for now. The president
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