cheema33

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by cheema33 5mo ago
My personal experience is the opposite. Lack of skills uses more tokens.
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by cheema33 5mo ago
As a fellow Tesla Model 3 LR owner, I can confirm that this has been my experience as well. I bought mine in 2008. So nearly 8 years old and still going strong.
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by cheema33 5mo ago
> The ball is right there, bouncing alone in front of the goal Their pitch is not to you, the dev. But, to the investor class. We are in this funny place in the market where you can make more money by catering to the investor class than
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by cheema33 5mo ago
> Spain's economy isn't doing well and they have hurt their tourism industry with politics. I don't live in Spain. And this is the first I have heard about their politics keeping tourists away. Can you elaborate?
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by cheema33 5mo ago
I would love to be able to get text alerts when an event occurs, from a location that is not connected to the Internet, about a mile away. The need is not critical, so there is no desire to spend money every month. And reliability of the so
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by cheema33 5mo ago
> I fail to see how this is specific to a crypto company. It is not specific to a crypto company. But the element of it being a crypto company cannot be ignored. Crypto companies are not like ordinary businesses. They have very unique qu
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by cheema33 5mo ago
> Lol what? You seriously think that the #1 Chinese AI company is not being subsidized by the Chinese government? There are providers in the US who are offering Deepseek API for the same price. Is the Chinese govt. subsidizing those peop
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by cheema33 6mo ago
I live in Portland. Took an Uber to the airport early in the morning. The driver was extremely reckless. Nearly wrecked several times. This has never happened before. We reported him. But, yeah, looking forward to using Waymo.
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by cheema33 6mo ago
I bought a 2018 Model 3 that was later upgrade with HW3. I paid about $10K extra for the full auto-pilot. Elon back then said that eventually the car will come pick me up from the airport. That was a nice dream. Nearly 10 years later, my Te
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> I think people are looking for excuses to declare OpenAI and Anthropic teetering on the brink of failure when the actual reality is… they are wildly successful by absolutely any measure. Maybe that will be true someday. But, right now,
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> Their revenue is 20B, so they still worth multiples of 10B regardless of valuation... I can easily generate double that revenue , by selling $20 bills for $10.
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> OpenAI is handling 15% of US traffic. The parent post was arguing that they can do this now because they are lighting stacks of cash on fire. And once they stop doing that, their LLM lead will be gone in a hurry. They appear to not hav
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> The hardware to run deepseek is still incredibly expensive. Deepseek API pricing is very low compared to Anthropic/OpenAI API pricing. For many, the 300% difference in pricing may be difficult to justify, if the quality difference
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> Mainly because Microsoft wants to have "connected standby"... And that is OK, as long as they provide a way for you to disable it. I do not want my laptop to be doing things when I put it in sleep mode. Nothing at all. Save b
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> Whew, very glad that a leading scientific voice like DiCaprio is speaking of this to world leaders. General public does not know the scientists by name. When they say something, few people listen. When a famous person says the same thi
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> this should be a learning experience for the country not to put criminally inclined presidents in office If the country didn't learn after the first term, what makes you think they will after the second term? All signs indicate th
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> It’s in the Constitution. There isn’t that much anyone can do. We have modified the constitution before. It is not easy, sure. But, presidential pardons are being abused so thoroughly that it does warrant people making the effort to ch
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by cheema33 6mo ago
I currently use lightweight VMs (Proxmox containers) and git worktrees. I can fork an existing VM in in seconds. It is not entirely clear to me what I would gain from using your solution.
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> As a person who believes in democracy, I'm pretty on board with it. As others have stated. This war will not bring democracy. Bombing Iranians have united them with the regime. Also, US and Israel do not want a democracy in Iran.
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> if you aren't using automation in 2026, your future in IT is cooked. This x 10. Ansible and OpenTofu/Terraform is where it is at. And you can use Claude/Codex with that setup.
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by cheema33 6mo ago
> One of the goals of the Heritage Foundation is a weak dollar. They believe they can bring manufacturing back to the US this way. Only cheap labor can bring manufacturing back to the US. Are Americans willing to work in factories for th
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> IMO: this war is just the next step in the 1200-year old Shia-Sunni conflict. US and Israel attacked Iran because of Shia-Sunni issues?
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> An Iran that has beef with literally every single one of its neighbors other than Turkmenistan cannot provide that balance. Well, is that better than Israel and its relationships with its neighbors?
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by cheema33 7mo ago
I don't think anyone is making the argument that solar panels can completely replace fossil fuels in the short term. However, more electrification is better all around.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
Sour grapes. I had a position open for more than 6 months. Nobody qualified was applying. But plenty of extremely unqualified people were. We eventually did find a qualified engineer to fill that position. But it was a struggle. Until that
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by cheema33 7mo ago
I think the earlier comment was asking about transparency about your product. What is it and exactly what does it do? And also what exactly did the rogue employee do? Some of these detail might allow the community to decide if Apple is bein
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by cheema33 7mo ago
For the longest time I wanted to automated things with ansible. But it was a massive paint to plan/create new playbooks to manage servers and services. But now with Claude Code and other AI agents the ground has shifted. I have created
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> forgive people, but never forget what they did. How many times are you willing to forgive? Trevor has seen prison only once. But frauds? Many.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> Maybe he isn't a compulsive liar I have followed Trevor for many years. And I think anybody who has done the same will tell you, lying is very very central to his inner core. He lies even when he has zero need to. He just cannot h
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> The President has plenary authority to grant pardons This really needs to be taken away. Or at least severely limited. Maybe you could pardon at most 10 people. And that too has to be approved by congress or the senate.

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