jarym

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1. 61.▲
   by jarym 6mo ago

   Pfft. Damage done, users know that Anthrophic will pull the rug from under them again if given half a chance. So yea, plan accordingly.
2. 62.▲
   by jarym 7mo ago

   Offices are going out of fashion.. why name a product Office in 2026?
3. 63.▲
   by jarym 10mo ago

   I don't think Musk has anything to do with Groq AI (his Grok model is from xAI)
4. 64.▲
   by jarym 10mo ago

   Let the Bluewashing begin. Everything will be WebSphere-first and then WebSphere-only.
5. 65.▲
   by jarym 11mo ago

   Wanted to say thank you for this - I learnt something new!
6. 66.▲
   by jarym 11mo ago

   Sure thing!!
7. 67.▲
   by jarym 11mo ago

   Trying to do something similar but using kasm[0] as the backend. [0] https://kasm.com
8. 68.▲
   by jarym 11mo ago

   So many people complaining about Helm but I'll share my 2 experiences. At my last 2 companies we shipped Helm charts for administrators to easily deploy our stuff. It worked fine and was simple enough which is what the goal was. But th
9. 69.▲
   by jarym 1y ago

   Wonder how long before they'll have to start reporting 'suspicious activity' to the government same as financial institutions have to do for money transfers.
10. 70.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    "is a Level 2 driver assistance system that requires constant supervision by a human driver" - the reason for human supervision might have something to do with uncommon situations (debris in road being such a situation). Elon&#x27
11. 71.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    The AI race is like the nuclear arms race. Countries like China will devote an inordinate amount of resources to be the best - it may take a year or two, but in the grand scheme of things that is nothing. And NVIDIA will lose its dominance
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    by jarym 1y ago

    One of these headlines in the next few months will spark a US market selloff greater than what we saw on the initial DeepSeek release. I believe about 1000 S&P points down - to just above the trade war lows from April.
13. 73.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    Anyone know what the license situation would be around using this font e.g. on a commercial website?
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    by jarym 1y ago

    Since it was mentioned, is anyone else here using Kasm in a workplace setting? I use it myself and am loving it but I don't know many enterprise users of their stuff although I heard they're hot in the defence sector.
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    by jarym 1y ago

    "The AI says I should raise $34.5 billion from investors and make a bid for Google's browser." I wonder if they've thought about what it'll cost to keep Chrome dominant as a platform including the effort that goes i
16. 76.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    Playing with local LLMs is indeed fun. I use Kasm workspaces[0] to run a desktop session with ollama running on the host. Gives me the isolation and lets me experiment with all manner of crazy things (I tried to make a computer-use AI but i
17. 77.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    Nice work! Code looks pretty clean but what motivated you to write it?
18. 78.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    Any more politically motivated than a model from anywhere else?
19. 79.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    This appears conceptually similar to something like line-delimited JSON with JSON Patch[1]. Personally I prefer that sort of approach - parsing a line of JSON at a time and incrementally updating state feels easier to reason and work with (
20. 80.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    So, so, true. Even more irksome when the country is faced with massive economic challenges and the politicians make choices that they seek to avoid justifying and do not appear to be in the national interest.
21. 81.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    Well I tried the video generation - first it let me put in all the inputs but prompted me to login afterwards. Which would be fine if it didn’t clear the image I uploaded and prompt upon login. After that, clicking generate doesn’t seem to
22. 82.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    I used this MANY years ago for a reporting system for a French supermarket chain. Their developers were really pleased with it!
23. 83.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    that’s not true, or requires being dim towards the economic reality. The UK is a great example of how progressive taxation hasn’t really worked out - our former PM paid about 20% while earning millions while someone earning £100k can be hit
24. 84.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    Looking at the speed of AI advancement a lot of this ‘funny failure’ will be gone within months. Those humans explaining why fixes aren’t complete are proving data for the next training run - really training their replacements. Then when yo
25. 85.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    investment is one piece of the puzzle - but you need talent, reasonable cost of living, and a fiscal climate that rewards success instead of sucking any sliver of it with onerous taxes. All those factors of course vary throughout the EU but
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    by jarym 1y ago

    I cancelled my Claude subscription. I was happily using it for months - asking it the odd question or sometimes having longer discussions to talk through an idea. Then one day I got nagged to upgrade or wait a few hours. I was pretty annoye
27. 87.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    > at worst continue the status quo That’s what you have spelled out but failed to appreciate the significance of. For a chunk of the electorate the status quo wasn’t working for them. I see from all the down votes people seem blind to th
28. 88.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    Yes this man was democratically elected. There didn’t seem to be a particularly appealing set of options for the electorate. As an outsider it seems a lot like groups pulling the political levers in the US only ensure candidates that can be
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    by jarym 1y ago

    Just amazed that ‘better testing’ isn’t one of the takeaways in the summary. Just amazed. Yea ‘write code carefully’ as if suggesting that’ll fix it is a rookie mistake. So so frustrating when developers treat user machines like their test
30. 90.▲
    by jarym 1y ago

    The guy in the oval wants to defund the UN… he’s one step ahead of you!