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by calgoo 4mo ago
Also, dont forget the ~50 people killed in venuzuela when they attacked there. A lot of praise for the "successful" mission was given to the Claude help if i remember correctly . https://www.theguardian.com/techn
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by calgoo 4mo ago
They are not the good guys and never where. They where fine with the Claude being used to plan the murder of people and spying on people as long as they where outside the USA. That is not something "good guys" do, thats what sello
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by calgoo 4mo ago
They where never the good guys, they explicitly stated that they where fine with Claude being used to murder and spy on everyone in the world except the USA.
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by calgoo 4mo ago
Yea same with our internal gitlab system with a EKS cluster for runners, maybe $100/month for the full infra setup.
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by calgoo 4mo ago
As someone who has worked with gitlab for the last 5 years, i find it amazing how over complicated the github flow it for CICD! Spin up a server and add the gitlab agent and done! You need more? Fine spin up a EKS k8 cluster and done!
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by calgoo 4mo ago
First of all, the servers i run this on sits in the EU. While the Cloud Act can and would effect this that is not the concern from corporate. If we as a company allow the data to be copied to other regions outside the EU then WE are not com
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by calgoo 4mo ago
Except they are an American corpo and there is no guarantee that the data will stay on EU servers, so that is a giant NO at the moment. This was the main reason to stick with Bedrock, as it supposedly stays within your aws account on the EU
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by calgoo 4mo ago
I mean, all the competitors need to do is to have a big context window and minimal guardrails and magic, the AI can now hack your server!
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by calgoo 4mo ago
No, we are unhappy because there is no guarantee that my corporate documents wont be shared or trained on. We are already paying plus for using bedrock instead of the API version from Anthropic, so now there is no reason to use bedrock anym
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by calgoo 4mo ago
Exactly, at that point it shares need to be taxed. SpaceX is valued at ~$1T Dollars and you own 60% of the shares? OK now you are paying taxes on those 60% every year, not on the income it generates, but on the value of what you own. Same f
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Our corporate lawyers have all reviewed these things. And like others mentioned, the SLAs are not the concern, its related to data security and someone to blame if things go boom.
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Why event a year for a NDA? 1 month after leaving the company should be max. They are Meta, who cares what BS they are building to destroy peoples life's. There is no reason to keep these things secret. This is not MI6 or the CIA, its
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Thanks!!
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Yea is there not a saying about when the suits and bean counters take over a company the culture dies?
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by calgoo 5mo ago
I so miss that clear context and execute plan mode! Now i have to keep clearing it manually again.
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Yes? Take the side of the person getting railroaded by a giant corporation, a bunch of corrupt cops, and a legal system that is built to protect the big, and milk the poor. Whats the other side in this? Feel bad for the 400 million corp wit
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by calgoo 5mo ago
As someone living in the center of Barcelona, i might have to come over to Galicia in the future. Hows the public schools in general, similar to here in catalunya i assume. Buying anything around here feels like a half million investment an
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Why should they share all this data with the greedy american corporations that are stealing everyones data for their own profit? Much better to keep the legal agreement with the national institutions and possibly develop something actual us
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Well, its not like thats going to happen when people settle out of court. Not sure if his first amendment rights have been vindicated really... Today, the parties announced in a joint statement that Larry will receive $835,000 in exchange f
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by calgoo 5mo ago
I have worked for enterprise companies all my life, they are all a horrible mess of people trying to play 4d chess to get a promotion and look good. They do offer better life / work balance, so if you are not a workaholic like the star
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by calgoo 5mo ago
No this is labour law in the UK, I just had this last year. Its 3 months where you get paid and you can search for a job etc. Made our new American CEO livid that he could not just fire people.
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by calgoo 5mo ago
I have found that it uses a lot more tokens if I give it a very detailed todo and loop over every task 1 by 1. I now keep it to phases with detailed tasks underneath and use /loop over the phases and it uses a lot less. I also manage t
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by calgoo 5mo ago
Depends, I'm building a markdown down editor that just previews in the web ui. However, I can use the web ui to do tasks like uploading files, view git commits etc. Different interfaces for different purposes. The CLI gives me focused
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by calgoo 6mo ago
I use Marvin from the Star Force space opera book series. He loves sensors and information, and adds a level of challenge to counters the llm obsession with answering in over happy terms. I had Claude write me a character bible that I can i
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by calgoo 6mo ago
I think the question around the Firefox find, is not that they found hundreds of vulnerabilities - they found hundreds of bugs. What would be really interesting is a side by side Claude Opus 4.7 and Mythos comparison.
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by calgoo 6mo ago
I hate this part: `domestic mass surveillance` So the rest of the world is fine to spy on, its the domestic part they don't agree with. So go on, destroy lives all around the world, helping the powers at be build the fascist state. It
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by calgoo 6mo ago
Please! That ship sailed a long time ago. Sure tell your congressman, who is most likely bribed (lobbying is bribing, lets use the real words) by the same companies to accept the deal. The courts can try, but who is going to enforce it when
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by calgoo 6mo ago
Im running fine on my AMD 7800xt 16gb... Yes memory is a bit limited, but apart from the i have found that it works great using Vulcan in LM studio for example. ROCm works great too, the only issue i have had is that my machine froze a coup
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by calgoo 6mo ago
We can just turn all the office buildings into datacenters, they already look like heating vents! cover them in solar panels on the outside to cover the windows, and done!
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by calgoo 6mo ago
You mean the west handed their industry to china over the last 15 years? Its not like the US is any better off in this. The EU is not a country, so you can't talk about it as if it was. Each country has their own companies and industri

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