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by fg137 4mo ago
That's only a fraction of the training data.
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by fg137 4mo ago
That kind of mentality never works in business. Bear in mind that for years people shared Netflix accounts until it was cracked down technically.
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by fg137 4mo ago
I mean, people read HN articles and discuss them on phones all the time.
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by fg137 4mo ago
As controversial as zig's contribution policy is, I respect it and think they made the right move.
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by fg137 4mo ago
How do you explain "This is not an officially supported Google product."? https://github.com/googleworkspace/cli
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by fg137 4mo ago
> "I wrote this at home on my personal computer in my free time? Why does google own it? how can that be legal" Interesting. Did they read their contract before signing it?
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by fg137 4mo ago
The repo clearly says "This is not an officially supported Google product." So what is this thing? Can anyone rely on it with confidence? Does Google even acknowledge its existence? If it's not officially supported, why is yo
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by fg137 4mo ago
How come it's not under "google" organization, which is where almost every other Google open source project lives (with the exception of a few notable ones)? That's just weird. And if you look at the history, the main ma
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by fg137 4mo ago
Why isn't it under google's username on github? Why does the repo say "This is not an officially supported Google product."? Is it actually approved by Google or not? You need to actually answer these questions instead o
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by fg137 4mo ago
I'd argue this is because it's rarely used.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Given the amount of training data out there, LLMs should have been perfect by now.
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by fg137 4mo ago
I'd like to see some real reasoning here that is based on facts.
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by fg137 4mo ago
The original comment is about GLM/deepseek models. As you already pointed out, this applies if you use those specific Claude models on any platform, so I don't know what the point is.
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by fg137 4mo ago
If your only concern is data residency, data privacy and sharing, why not just use bedrock with the processing region locked to eu-west-2? For sure, it's not an European company serving the LLM, but it satisfies your requirements other
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by fg137 4mo ago
You are asking too many good questions.
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by fg137 4mo ago
The title is of this post is definitely confusing if not misleading.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Yet I rarely hear about it being used in production systems and replacing Node.js.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Sorry, I don't think your non-software analogy that existed before 2025 helps at all in this specific topic about software consultancy.
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by fg137 4mo ago
That's going to be a difficult business in this age unless you have some uniquely strong ideas and products.
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by fg137 4mo ago
> miss a good portion of consumer base to windows laptops running on Nvidia Spark I don't know which world you live in, but I can assure you that's not happening. If you don't believe me, just go look 1) what laptops are s
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by fg137 4mo ago
The biggest issue I have with new outlook is meeting notifications (reminders) on Windows. I see a freaking loading screen with the Outlook logo for 5 seconds before the window is updated with the meeting name along with a button to dismi
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by fg137 4mo ago
Lots of landlords don't care. They don't live in those apartments themselves. The best bet is to move. Don't ask how I know.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Good luck with that. I have seen landlords that flat out deny there is a roach issue.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Can confirm. Used to live in an apartment where I did everything I could to keep the place clean. Cockroaches kept coming back. The solution? Moving to a different place. Never seen a roach ever again. Even moving to a different apartment i
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by fg137 4mo ago
Is any company going to actually deploy this system, in, let's say, two years? You can trust Helix and Perforce because they have been doing this for decades, and this is part of their core business. You know they will keep maintaining
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by fg137 4mo ago
Which means it's not "painless". The immich part may be, but compared to automatically synchronizing to iCloud or Google Photos, the experience is significantly worse for an average user.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Sounds to me stdx is doing this wrong more than anything else.
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by fg137 4mo ago
You still need a host that provides a large storage and monthly bandwidth, which is becoming expensive. It doesn't take care of backups either.
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by fg137 4mo ago
It's not like buying from Samsung is any better.
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by fg137 4mo ago
Read it again.

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