holoduke

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by holoduke 4mo ago
You are quite the hypocrite to call the UK not a imperialistic country. They are probably the greatest of them all. They have far more blood on their hands in foreign interventions than Russia and China combined. In fact they are still occu
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Funny thing is that Claude knows the api of Atlassian better than the mcp they provide. Mcp is limited it doesn't have all api calls described.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
It cannot. Only reason the US is rich is because of foreign countries buying and trading in Dollars. If that falls the US is toast
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by holoduke 4mo ago
I recently saw a group of automakers together during an event. The contrast between Chinese and Germans was bizare. The group of german automakers were older men in black suits all wearing badge with titles like Senior Executive Sales blabl
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by holoduke 4mo ago
You need some serious memory then. Let's say around 192gb for having not all your memory eaten by your LLM.
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by holoduke 4mo ago
Maybe chinese are generally more positive about everything. Many European countries and the US are in a decline for some years now.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
My oldest son of 10 years already cycles alone through our village. Hangs out with friends in nearby parks or soccer fields. Here in the Netherlands infrastructure is build around cyclists and pedestrians. I can't imagine him sitting h
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by holoduke 5mo ago
What would a ticket cost like? 50k? Aren't those people in their own fancy private jet with whiskey, massages and party?
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Somehow this 'ai companies will never be profitable' is believed by so many. It's often used by those who don't like AI. There is no doubt that ai is the most lucrative business currently out there. It will only get bett
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Ai is a hammer. Use it right and it makes you very powerful. But it's not an easy tool.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
You would be surprised that many regulations are lobbied by American companies to secure their dominance. From gambling to advertising. European regulations are not to help citizens. But to help big institutions.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
The are in Europe and in France. The worst possible situation to be successful as a startup. I mean the extreme hiarchy, lack of salaries and taxation is not really gonna help.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
It's about equity worth nothing jn Europe as an employee. Europe is a bad place for employees to join a startup. Lots of time people are attracted with shares/stars whatever. Only to find out they get nothing or are taxed to hell.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Don't have still highest sales on model 3s?:
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Just a bit off topic. But is anyone still using git or whatever versioning in the traditional way? I hardly see myself using the git command these days. Everything I handled by Claude. From pulling to pushing to solve merge conflicts and mo
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Your response is AI. It's a bit ai sloppy as well. Sorry to say that. But as a business owner you can and should do better.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Yeah. We just need 10x more compute. But constant ai analysing of everything is the ultimate direction.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
I dont think you are right. In the near future every purchase and every offer request will go through AI. I imagine you request 1000 offers from similar companies for your product wish. No longer do I need to spend 1 week searching for a go
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by holoduke 5mo ago
We need computers with 128gb or maybe even 192gb of memory before local use make sense. From my own experience 32b LLMs are the absolute minimum for proper tool use and decent output quality. But for local ai you want also vision models and
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by holoduke 5mo ago
The problem with the EU is people like Kaja Kallis. Imbeciles without intelligence bringing Europe to a downfall. Lobbyists are entrenched in every part of its political system. Every single party is controlled and infiltrated by these grou
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Software and hardware have no limits. Theoretically would could bozons for computations and have the same amount of computation available on one cm3 of the current total computation in the entire world. Same with software. Never there was a
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by holoduke 5mo ago
One positive thing about tools like Claude is that I can finally do things where I had originally no time for. For example I asked Claude to debloat windows. Remove everything possible. From firewalls to notepad to uac to whatever. I also a
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Why on earth would you start your ai startup in Paris? Of all places in western Europe it's one of the hardest to find, attract and keep talented people. The wages are super low, housing is high and language is an issue.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
Depends on the prison. US prisons have the goal to get you back into prison after release.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
It's like writing code with assistant Einstein who is 4 years old.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
They are warmongers. Their tone currently is war. They are investing in war. They are becoming a war nation again.
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by holoduke 5mo ago
You really compare 40s Germany with the US? Nah
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by holoduke 5mo ago
With opsAI using Claude it's becoming easier again.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Indeed. I think it's the client. Not the model
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Fu Norway. This is an example of lobbyists succesfully make regulations based on a fake reason to serve their own totally different interest. Dumpsters in Norway have no idea how they are being played. Noone cares about children. They only

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