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by brandensilva 8mo ago
Yeah it's the caching that's doing the work for them though honestly. So many cached queries saving the GPUs from hard hits.
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by brandensilva 8mo ago
Right, he indicated he's losing $10-20k a month on OpenClaw. Might as well let OpenAI absorb those losses and join the rocket ship. The guy is a multi millionaire from selling his old software so I'm doubtful it is about the money
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by brandensilva 8mo ago
It isn't a coincidence we have two Palantir articles on the front page and this. It's in the cards and American's seem to be ignoring it and are more than happy to accept the dystopian future where this leads. It's incre
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by brandensilva 8mo ago
The deep state is their former name but I like your reference or the Epstein class which is far better at describing how both sides of the political aisle are compromised by the rich and powerful who know no laws or punishment for crimes an
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by brandensilva 8mo ago
Palantir is a threat to all American privacy and likely Democracy given Thiel wants to tear it down and owns Palantir. This is why government and corporations should not be embedded together as they have near zero laws or punishment for spy
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by brandensilva 8mo ago
If you look up the founder he has a bit of history of shady shiz with his past companies. It isn't surprising to me they are going scorched earth now bending to the will of the fascist government.
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by brandensilva 9mo ago
I'm probably a minority, but I've never loved dealing with syntax. The code itself always felt like a hindrance to me that reminded me that my brain was slowed down by my fingers. I get it though, it was tactical and it completed
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by brandensilva 9mo ago
They called it project dawn which is telling what they have in mind with these layoffs.
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by brandensilva 10mo ago
Redirects my man, Learn em and love them
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by brandensilva 10mo ago
As you get deeper beyond the starter and bootstrap code it definitely takes a different approach to get value. This is in part because context limits of large code bases and because the knowledge becomes more specialized and the LLM has no
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by brandensilva 10mo ago
If this was intentional I'm going to uninstall it and encourage people never to use it. This is ridiculous.
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by brandensilva 10mo ago
Boggles my mind a bit given much of the oil companies own the new renewable tech too. Why not keep investing in the future.
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by brandensilva 10mo ago
Amazing how bad this has gotten under this administration. They have turned the air into a free for all match.
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by brandensilva 10mo ago
I figured this would happen given how crap Roombas have been since they fired or lost all their engineering talent years ago. So I went with a roborock since it is superior but completely blocked it from ever communicating outside my home.
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by brandensilva 10mo ago
They just won't stop. We needed to have laws in place to prevent digital IDs being continuously pushed on people because the powers that be want total control of all information. It's happening in the US now under the guise of AI
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
Sure, but Netflix is the non-nepotism and non-cronyism option. I'll take that over the corruption we are witnessing right before our eyes with free markets disappearing.
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
The dark side of all this is a propaganda network. The government and who runs it should not be in business I'm sorry. This isn't free markets, it's manipulation and corruption.
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
Useless Clippy all over again. At least Clippy stayed in his lane and could be turned off.
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
I feel AI does decent at fixing the dupes and consolidating it as one instance. Abstractions can have far deeper connections and embeddings making it really hard to undo and reform but to each their own on what works for them.
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
I have to agree, it's much easier to remove and consolidate duplicative work than unwind a poor abstraction that is embedded everywhere. And I think it's easy to see small companies lean on the duplication because it's too ea
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
I've heard from users they are burnt out on the UI many apps support. Buggy components everywhere across web, mobile, etc. e.g I can confirm that QuickBooks mobile app has so many bugs still in it for example and it's like 1/
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
I thought I was the youngest but I was 16. You win. How old are you now? Did th vaccine help your symptoms?
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
Well sounds like I'm the youngest around here. I got it when I was 16/17. Honestly I kind of forgot about it for awhile but have weird nerve pain sometimes when I'm stressed now that I'm 41 so I assume it still lingers i
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
I ended up getting shingles when I was 17. Terrible and rare I heard but for the most part I've never had any major outbreaks since then. I wasn't aware the shingles vaccine starves off nerve pain. I've noticed more nerve pai
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
Now I'm envisioning WB movie pass combined with streaming subscriptions. The business models can get quite funky in this paradigm.
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
They have always been stuck between prosumer, pro business, and enterprise. They have tried to go subscription based licensing but that can be conflicting for companies who just want decent reliable network gear in all the above market segm
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
The seed has been planted. It will take awhile for others to fill the void. Still the big players see this as an opportunity to steal market share if Cloudflare cannot live up to their reputation.
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
The irony is they support rolling out incrementally with some of their products for deployment. They need that same mindset for themselves in config/updates/infra changes but probably easier said than done.
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
One of the many reasons why I try and bombard myself with different views and perspectives. Foreign vs domestic. Left vs right. Personal vs official. I don't do this with every topic unless I'm interested in discussing something j
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by brandensilva 11mo ago
Quantum compute is my guess. Being able to switch entire models at atomic speeds will give the perception of intelligence at least. There is still a lot there that will need to be figured out between now and then.

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