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by calgoo 2mo ago
Same, which is why im looking at some older epyc CPUs + ddr4 memory. the only issue being that i wont be able to use my current DDR4 ram in that new system but still... just hunting those ebay listings for a good combo from someone trusted
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by calgoo 2mo ago
I was thinking the other day if we could use something like this "old" 8B model, and run 20 or 30 calls at the same time (or in sequence, we wont notice) and use and use the best result. Basically tiny agents that do tiny things b
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Yea and that would last 5 minutes before Corporate America in the current landscape would control it fully, just like the Financial industry.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
You mean like the UN?
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Well, Dario says one thing and then turns around and sells his model to the US government to use against the entire world for spying and their wars, just like Altman. Just because he does not sound as deranged as Altman, does not make him g
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Add to that the restrictions on even in-house talent being allowed to work on the latest models, we might actually have a brain drain from Anthropic soon which would be a welcoming sign.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I mean so has the US... look at all the trade deals that has happened over the last 20, 30... 50 years between the US and the rest of the world. There has always been pressure to help the American corporations, be it copyright law, banning
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by calgoo 3mo ago
So you are saying its fine if Claude is used to bomb school children, and murder people in Venezuela, and spy on the entire world (apart from US citizens), as long as they get to kiss up to the current administration? They could have cut al
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Im wondering if we are finally seeing the end of the "hard disk" era, and are entering a new era of vast instant on systems.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
See thats the difference, i don't core personally. Its a page to tell you to connect to the ssh server (or install their script). Why does it have to be a philosophical masterpiece? Its just word on a page saying click here, better lo
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Yes but does the computer actually learn? Is the computer a person that read a book and remembered, a part and used that to create a novel idea or is it just cioy pasting the answer and then reselling that
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I tried it when trying to move away from Claude, and just did not like how it worked... I find Pi much better to work with!
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by calgoo 3mo ago
do they actually say that they can only do a lookup when checking a visa, or are we giving api access to the US government and saying "Dont do evil" >
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I have gotten fingerprinted every time i arrive, before i got a green card and after i got a green card. Not sure if its related to something else, country of origin or country im traveling from etc.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I think these videos are actually a good representation of vibe coding... If you let the agent do its own thing, it works... but once you start looking at the details (just like in the video) you can see where the issues are.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I think these videos are a great visual representation of what happens to your codebase of you let the agent vibe code the entire thing by itself without review and guidance! It works... but once you actually start looking at the details th
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Exactly, I design in glm 5.2, and then build with deepseek pro. I pay deepseek by token count, and honestly I added $20 and it just keeps going, hardly burning anything.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
New enterprise java licenses are going to milk enterprise just like broadcom is doing. New license deals makes you pay for employee total number (including contractors) instead of for users of oracle java.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I wonder, if you can run at 8k or 15k t/s, you could in theory run 10 or 20 agents (or more) at the same time and generate hundreds of versions, then just analyze them. Think thinking mode x1000 at least... Would be interesting to see
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I mean MS paid a stupid amount of money for Nokia too, i think that was they mayor influence. MS bought a platform to run Windows on for $10 billion if i remember correctly?
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by calgoo 3mo ago
The blackberry tablet was amazing at the time, especially if you had a blackberry phone as well. The issue was App development was a pain in a rear if i remember correctly, where it felt like you had to reinvent the wheel for everything you
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I loved the tiled Windows phone ui, felt years ahead of the already aging android look and the god awful iOS look. I use android and iOS daily, and luckily I have been able to add a tiled launcher, with live tiles in android. Also, had ms c
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Not OP, but normally people complain because its boring, but these days, have an LLM generate all the template coding, the json mappings or whatever people dont like. Personally, with all the compromised NPM and PiP packages, when i PoC &#x
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by calgoo 3mo ago
In the exact same boat with my mother in law at the moment. I was thinking of getting her one of those android for elderly phones but wanted to see if I could do something with her existing iphone first. At this point, anything that is reco
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Thats not the point, pick your battles, effect what you can. Of course you can not block everything, as all corporations have "bent" knee to some degree. But start with the ones that you can make a call about, like Grok, and try t
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by calgoo 3mo ago
There is also his namesake, his racist father and his grandfathers past. There is a lot of background information available if you really look for it. And finally, if you look at story of "The Elon" and what Elon has been building
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Yes, like not buying or using their products, their political supporters products and telling others to do the same. This has been proven over and over again to work. Thats why, dont use Grok, dont buy a Tesla, dont support the mega corps t
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by calgoo 3mo ago
My problem with the SSO providers is not the technical part, thats "easy". Its the coordinate with the 200+ external and internal vendors / support to redeploy the SSO part which is time consuming. I always say its a ~3 year
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by calgoo 3mo ago
I rent cheap GPU based instances by the hour and run on those. Nothing fancy, but $20 can get you a decent amount of compute on a A6000 or H100.
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by calgoo 3mo ago
Also, don't forget how much they are medeling with the EU politics. Here in Spain the ultra right wing are following the thrump playbook step by step. Now I can't prove this, but with our current government standing up to both the

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