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killingtime74
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killingtime74
4mo ago
Full self driving by next year right
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4mo ago
It's not designed for your circles or for people where paying 40% more is a choice. Many products make no "sense" when you can hand wave the price away.
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5mo ago
Are you next going to say YouTube rankings don't take into account videos that aren't on YouTube and Spotify rankings don't take into account songs that aren't on Spotify?
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5mo ago
What's a good site to browse when on the toilet
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5mo ago
You mean they were slaves right
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5mo ago
By 2025 we will have AGI and software developers don't be necessary. Also next year we will have self driving.
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5mo ago
There are definitely admired companies in the world. Costco comes to mind.
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5mo ago
I was wondering who this was. figured out eventually it's the author of Openclaw
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5mo ago
Time to switch to Gitlab, Bitbucket or self-hosted
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5mo ago
There's no contract. these people are drafted in Korea
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5mo ago
You don't need a machine. You need a rack of them. 1.34TB VRAM https://wavespeed.ai/blog/posts/deepseek-v4-gpu-vram-require...
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5mo ago
Probably confession
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5mo ago
Why not add "Pleads guilty" to the title. Or drop "Pleads" and just use the actual article title.
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5mo ago
I understand that most of the cloud providers run the llms on their own infra, like AWS Bedrock https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/pricing/
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5mo ago
Does your company self host everything though. Many are already in the cloud, why single out llms to not use cloud for
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5mo ago
I don't understand, your employer doesn't pay for your AI use? If my employer didn't pay for it I just wouldn't use it at all out of principle. Just as I don't buy my own work laptop
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6mo ago
That's what I'll be calling it
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6mo ago
Like James Franco said in The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, "First time?"
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6mo ago
Nit. Isn't it a real honeypot, not a fake one?
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6mo ago
https://claude.com/contact-sales/claude-for-oss open source maintainers can get this. Chatgpt also has similar https://developers.openai.com/community/codex-for-oss
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6mo ago
Less or be more productive with same amount?
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6mo ago
If we want to be like everyone else then yes it's true. However that business may or may not survive when token costs go up (or is fashionable to say now, "rug pull"). If you can be token efficient now, the path to profitabil
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6mo ago
Good analysis. if I was the author I would have just borrowed 20k in a personal loan and paid it off in three years. Of course he may be exaggerating that he gets 9K in Ad revenue per year or he knows that it's going to decline
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6mo ago
It's all true but the cafeteria is generally outsourced. Those employees are not on the books of the real enterprise and the software shared between all of the outsourcers customers. Same goes for many non-core functions.
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6mo ago
It's not limited though there are alternative providers even now, much less when the price goes up. Chinese providers, European ones, local models.
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6mo ago
Anyone can be a student though. Senior discount is definitely legal positive discrimination.
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6mo ago
Earthquakes. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/events/1868calif/vir... . There's even a movie starring the Rock about it. (San Andreas)
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6mo ago
Only 2.8k non OLED display?
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6mo ago
Genuinely surprised MSN still exists
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6mo ago
I got Claude to analyze the code and it's not really comparable to SKIP LOCKED queues. It's more like Kafka. There's no job queue semantics with acks, workers taking from same job pool. It's Kafka like one event stream a
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