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by greatgib 8mo ago
I would not say if Grok has a real problem or not but the CCDH that did the study looks like to be a "scam". I don't know who fund them but they have clearly an agenda and would "manufacture" data however they can t
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Honestly looks highly suspicious to me. Because ok they might need some big storage like petabits. But how can this be a match in proportion with the capacity that is currently usually needed for everything that is hard drive hungry. Any cl
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by greatgib 8mo ago
No one can be surprised to see that all of these artificial "shortages" are impacting components with monopoly or few actors producers...
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by greatgib 8mo ago
An additional factor missing in the post I think Is AI. Before, projects were more often carefully human crafted. But nowadays we expect such projects to be "vibe coded" in a day. And so, we don't have the motivation to inves
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by greatgib 8mo ago
And just wait for when they force their developers (that are not writing any line of code), to go back onsite because "remote is bad"...
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by greatgib 8mo ago
I agree that your screenshots doesn't make any sense in relation with the content of your text. It's like image randomly spread along the text without no meaningful relation. So much that I was wondering if it was not an AI genera
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by greatgib 8mo ago
On my side, I feel disappointed on two different counts. - Obviously, when your selling point against competitor and alternative services was that you were Open Source, and you do a rug pull once you got enough traction, that is not great.
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Looks nice but sadly it is just a blog post without Open Source or shared tool that we could use to test.
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by greatgib 8mo ago
The goal was to have computers become "intelligent" and instead what we got is world leaders becoming dumber.
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Competent network engineers don't use MacOS ...
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Uk, France and European product are big historical producers of dairy products. So you can't tell me that ingredients have to be imported from China because they are not available locally, or because China would provide a better qualit
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by greatgib 8mo ago
The website looks good but it is very hard to know what they do exactly and what they sell, if you can be their customer or not just browsing the website. If you don't know them before. Like do they sell a service or a product. Do they
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Basically they will break all MTLS usage with the certificates.
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Again, it is showing that Google is clearly having a too big monopoly and abusing it.
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by greatgib 8mo ago
The point of "greed" here is when you are starting to cut corners to make more money to the point of impacting the quality/safety/honesty of your product. Thinking that no one would notice. You could buy whatever random
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by greatgib 8mo ago
I don't want people to switch away from Windows; I want Microsoft to treat its premier operating system like it used to. Total Stockholm syndrome. The user is mistreated by a company but they continue accepting whatever offens
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Long running story already. What the report doesn't say is that it looks like that affected product batches were manufactured or manufactured with ingredients coming from China. It is a shame for Nestle to have to import ingredients fr
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by greatgib 8mo ago
Their tweet doesn't make any sense they transition to "stability, security and reliability". Wasn't it already important values that I hope they followed to develop their platform? And what is the relation with stopping
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by greatgib 8mo ago
My understanding of this is that it is a sandbox. Providing a common interface like if it was an OS for the program to run inside, but avoiding the program to use the OS directly. What is unclear is if it uses its own common ABI or if you u
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by greatgib 9mo ago
I think that it is a narrow view of a "developer" that imagine reinventing what basically already exist in decade with HR/"people management" management software that are widely distributed. It is sometimes also don
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by greatgib 9mo ago
It's like the good old time of Windows. You asked users, they would say that Windows is great, they don't have problems, works better than Linux. Oh do I get some error popups and crashes sometimes? Indeed just I forgot, I'm
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by greatgib 9mo ago
The proof in the end that SystemD is a cancer in the Linux ecosystem. Officially it is just a stack and you can decide to use another one if you don't like it. Unofficially RedHat money ensured that other critical stacks will depend he
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Nvidia shares are down after report that its OpenAI investment stalled(cnbc.com)
158 points by greatgib 9mo ago|63 comments
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by greatgib 9mo ago
As an example, in a majority of talks there was no time for questions and very little chatter between and around talks. It is like walking in big city, everyone is busy running around. And questions and comments after talks was what was bri
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by greatgib 9mo ago
What saddens me a lot is that a lot of talks become low level beginner introduction fast food talks. I think that it was better when most talks were 45 mins to 1h with deeper more advanced and senior content. At the same time, with the over
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by greatgib 9mo ago
On my side, I had the feeling that there was less room/talk full to the point you can't enter compared to previous years. Except in the H building.
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by greatgib 9mo ago
I also terribly regret the retirement of 4.1. From my own personal usage, for code or normal tasks, I clearly noticed a huge gap in degraded performance between 4.1 and 5.1/5.2. 4.1 was the best so far. With straight to the point answe
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by greatgib 9mo ago
Good thing, without the power coming from RedHat money, the capacity of ruining the Linux ecosystem will finally be reduced!
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by greatgib 9mo ago
Would be a good description of how Mozilla went totally off-rail with broken values: - Individuals who enjoy vibe coding to bring their ideas to life - US resident only ...
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by greatgib 9mo ago
Will all of that, forcing you to install apps to complete the esta and forcing you to install the CBP app to track your movement in and out of US looks totally wide to me.

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