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by jurschreuder 8mo ago
We also switched to Europe it's now 5x cheaper and the servers are 4x more powerful. I recommend switching to European cloud if only to not have to think twice about getting 3x redundant servers with 32gb ram. Trivial for anything you&
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by jurschreuder 8mo ago
Workers may see the LLM as a productivity boost because they can basically cheat a their homework. As a CEO I see it as a massive clog up of vast amounts of content that somebody will need to check. A DDoS of any text-based system. The othe
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
The USA has these type of rules. Similar with cars that have to have self-stopping when they almost run into another car (for example on your phone and person in front breaks). I always think it's strategy to block Chinese manufacturer
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
It's because updating dns does not work reliably so it's always a lot if trail and error which you can only see after the cache updates
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
"It said 707,000 graduates aged 16 to 64 were out of work and claiming one or more benefits in 2024, an increase of more than 200,000 - or 46% - since 2019." They should have studied math.
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
We suddenly have many many github workflows. I made some with AI and other developers also made many. Today I found out we suddenly have api calls test agains the beta deployment if the api. This was made in like a day or so. It's some
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
People are completely overreacting how much regulation there is in Europe here. There is more regulations against monopolies and USA BigTech is always crying about that and spreading propaganda about that. But starting a startup is way chea
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
Maybe it was like a safe. If people wanted to steel something it would take them a very long time and they would be very easy to stop from ever coming out alive.
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
He's making it massively more complex than it actually is { // this scope is owner // allocate auto my_obj = MyObj{}; // this function scope does not have ownership of my_obj, should take (const
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
No the primitives are: { // allocate auto my_obj = MyObj{} } // released
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
I don't know why people use 'new' and 'delete' in all the examples how memory in C++ works because you never normally use them during coding only if you want to make your own container which you might do once to lea
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
The only threat that works against Trump doing destructive things is to say to build a slightly bigger white house for Biden to feature him in a reality show and put him on the front page on a full page and Trump on a the second page at a h
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
The problem is the software has already been made in the past. It has built up over time. Just like songs. There are so many already there. When smartphones just came out I was already not making websites anymore. But every single app I mad
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by jurschreuder 9mo ago
A bit the same way Egyptian history experts make money. By making LLMs for people who want to make money with LLMs. For me though I see ChatGPT take all the hype now. I'm seeing people get more and more bored with that and in quest of
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by jurschreuder 10mo ago
So now in Europe we can now also download all Hollywood movies for free? Because of the open internet?
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by jurschreuder 10mo ago
I moved from AWS RDS to ScaleWay RDS, had the same effect on cost
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by jurschreuder 11mo ago
The difference between rich and poor is way bigger in the USA it's been growing and growing since Ronald Reagan, while in Europe it has stayed basically the same.
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by jurschreuder 11mo ago
Anybody know his github?
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
It's just Torch for idiots
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
It's just a python wrapper around Torch, an open source C program by a Swiss non-profit, so META could compete with TensorFlow of Google. I don't know why this is celebrated so much, a big company rebranding a non-profit for profi
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
You can look at the vulnerabilities found graph of github. It stays about the same for years and then skyrockets up at around the time LLMs were invented. And they are all pretty simple vulnerabilities, exploitable even to people knowing no
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
In a way this is strange because there us a huuuge new area of vulnerabilities caused by LLMs writing code that DWARFS the read/write out of array bounds issues C has.
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
This is really a Rust specific thing, since so many C++ projects were 1-on-1 translated to Rust only changing the licence. Rust has been the tool of choice for stealing GPL3 open source projects where some people have spent all their free t
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
Woooowww we literally today switched Object Storage prod from AWS S3 to Hetzner. Now #1 on HN. Destiny.
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
Or just use C++
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
If there was a fund to help remove sprints, scrum, Jira and standups I would donate to it. It's like a factory but the people are the machines. Probably many of the people who hate writing code for a PM at work, love working on their o
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
Smells sus? There is a pun-intended -sus- feature in Morwenn's popular sorting library. The more you know :susface:
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
I would also choose C++ The language is improving and improving. Some years ago it was way too difficult for the speed gain to be worth it. But it's become more and more easy to write. Many of the safety arguments Rust has are still te
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
I know I know, I would never make it in a corporate environment I would get an appointment with HR the first day to explain my "funny" jokes XD
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by jurschreuder 1y ago
Almost as if people who have a better life are happier, if you believe this study it almost seems like feelings are somehow related to the external world

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