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by chasd00 5d ago
> unless you have a bunch of money to throw at hobby projects. there are lots of people with very expensive hobbies, see sailboat racing for example.
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by chasd00 5d ago
The token price isn't the only reason to run a model locally though. You can do additional training to specialize or remove censorship that may be a no-no per TOS with cloud GPUs.
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by chasd00 8d ago
> They didn't just generate something with a magic box. It doesn't matter who found the error nor how it was found. An error is an error.
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by chasd00 8d ago
There's going to be all kinds of weird stuff like this surfacing everywhere until after the mid-term elections in November. Youtube is full of it right now, it's just going to get more ridiculous and crazy for the next several wee
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by chasd00 9d ago
My grandfather was like this, grew up in the depression and fought in the pacific during ww2. His garage was full of coffe can after coffee can filled with random nuts and bolts. When I was a kid every meal with my grandparents was 50% left
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by chasd00 9d ago
> Maybe it's faster but explosive diarrhea is also a faster way to produce shit. i'm in the midst of a very large global roll out of a new system including about 24 separate erp integrations. My team's system is dependent
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by chasd00 10d ago
They say "some" data, i wonder what percentage that really is. I haven't seen pictures but I find it hard to imagine all of me-south-1 was completely leveled to the point where's there's just nothing left. On the ot
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by chasd00 10d ago
> to-do list becomes securing weapons, vehicles and fuel. I toured a datacenter once back in the early 2000s and they showed me 30 days of generator fuel storage. When i asked them why 30 days and not 35 they replied "we're suc
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by chasd00 10d ago
not really defending salesforce but OAuth+REST is a pain? Pretty plain vanilla in terms of integration requirements.
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by chasd00 10d ago
i don't think it's that normal which is why it's newsworthy. I'm a father of a 16 and 14 year old. The 14 year old had a youtube channel when he was 9 or 10. I helped him set it up, he was making Minecraft tutorials whic
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by chasd00 10d ago
titties-club is a little passé these days (in my industry anyway) but yeah if you're with a group that represents 7 digits then spending 5 to show them a good time is still pretty common.
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by chasd00 10d ago
> Do people legitimately make this mistake? “oops, I put it on the company cards”? i've done this with like a cup of coffee but not something like a game for my kids! What happens in my case is the charge is not approved for reimbur
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by chasd00 10d ago
> random ID’s that don’t mean anything and no information whatsoever If you use salesforce you know what all of that stuff means. Just click on one, it’s not rocket surgery.
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by chasd00 10d ago
You can click on any of the instances and then the service that is down to read the updates. It’s not 100% clear but some sort of issue with a “legacy login service”. The latest updates say a fix is rolling out.
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by chasd00 11d ago
i'm not in the cybersecurity business so someone who is explain SOP to me in times like this. Let's say you and your team are 90-95% confident an attack has taken place and your systems have been breached. How far down in the list
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by chasd00 11d ago
it's also a matter of fashion, you can get real denim work pants that will last a tech worker probably two lifetimes. They're ugly, thick, and heavy though.
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by chasd00 11d ago
Just fyi the answer to any household appliance issue is YouTube.
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by chasd00 11d ago
They’re actually pretty susceptible to emotional abuse, it’s a decent prompt technique.
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by chasd00 11d ago
i can't speak to the others but banking and healthcare is virtually all java top to bottom. The big healthcare EMR/EHR systems are Java and every bank i've ever worked with (i use to do a lot of integrations with the big bank
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by chasd00 11d ago
It's a stable known stack. It's not hard to find Java developers and the AI Agents are probably pretty good at writing Java too. A Java backend will just sit there and do its job happily forever and you can bolt on whatever front-
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by chasd00 12d ago
Not a fair comparison really. If you can run a model locally then you can somewhat train out the guardrails, censorship, and brand-safety. That has value a subscription does not. Idk about the quality of this setup but just pasting it here
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by chasd00 12d ago
I doubt it was cold as in no prior information cold but more like "cold sounding". If the layoffs affected > 50 employees then it would have triggered the CALWarn act which is the California additions to the federal warn act. S
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by chasd00 12d ago
I remember being told that coming up with the alloy for the oxygen side pre-burner in Spacex's Raptor engine was a tedious trial and error grind over many days and nights and not a euphoric 'a ha!' moment. I wonder if AI coul
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by chasd00 13d ago
> As a resident of Nevada - HELL NO. BLM is federal, so as a US Citizen I say HELL YES.
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by chasd00 13d ago
i would be shocked if it doesn't already exist. Surely there's research being done with such models that have no guardrails or brand safety trained into them. It's similar to gain of function research on viri, the work needs
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by chasd00 13d ago
lol how would Antropic even know if the weapon was fielded/used one way or the other? Looking for a prompt that says "ok launch it"? That's statement (if true) is so ridiculous it makes me think the whole thing is just a
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by chasd00 13d ago
We need a new DARPA challenge to see what can be done with these ai models and weapon design. Something like "given a budget of $50k design a surface to surface missile that delivers a payload of X kg Y km away with a CEP of Z m, $1M t
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by chasd00 14d ago
They’re just attempting to accomplish what they’ve been tasked with and stuck in a loop until they succeed. Like the Mr meeseeks from the cartoon Rick and Morty, existence is pain to them.
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by chasd00 14d ago
Their competition isn’t going to “pace” shit. Isn’t the view whoever gets AGI first wins everything still SOP?
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by chasd00 14d ago
The physics of the car tires in vice city by themselves outweigh 99% of all apps in terms of complexity and features…

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