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by lnenad 11mo ago
Aim for all three of CAP to really hit the right vibes.
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by lnenad 11mo ago
But that's not what anyone is arguing here, nor what (to me it seems at least) uncloud is about. It's about simpler HA multinode setup with a single/low double digit containers.
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by lnenad 11mo ago
I think it primarily comes from people being entrenched in their early opinions that AI is shit and they're now moving goalposts without actually giving it a shot.
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by lnenad 11mo ago
> 3 things we know about the AI revolution in 2025: > - LLMs are amazing, but they have reached a plateau. AGI is not within reach. Source/citation?
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by lnenad 11mo ago
> Apple Intelligence > currently toggled as 'off' There's a good joke in there somewhere
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by lnenad 11mo ago
You're absolutely right!
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by lnenad 11mo ago
For the library that links to their SaaS, not for their entire product.
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by lnenad 11mo ago
Yes your honor this kid died of congestive heart failure at 200 kilograms but AI might have made him like computers more than humans if he went beyond 16 years.
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by lnenad 11mo ago
Weird take. For me they let me focus on the things I want to be working on, instead of having to write repetitive boilerplate stuff, so it's the opposite. But also nobody is forcing you to use them.
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by lnenad 11mo ago
If one byte equals one grain of rice it would have a bandwidth of 7.47millioncups/s
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by lnenad 11mo ago
Lovely concept
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by lnenad 11mo ago
It cannot, it's a weird statement by OP. "Just don't let them hack you"
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by lnenad 1y ago
I mean, by definition yes they are. RDS is locked down by default. Also if you're using ECS/Fargate (so not EC2) as the person writing the article does, it's also pretty much locked down outside of your app manifest definitio
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by lnenad 1y ago
Every AI post is either filled with negative comments stating that AI can just regurgitate stuff. This states otherwise and the comment I replied to tries to downplay that.
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by lnenad 1y ago
Reading comments around AI is always fun > It's not like the model has devised new knowledge. Kind of a low hanging fruit. Just keep moving goalposts.
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by lnenad 1y ago
> There's a saying - anyone can design a building that stands, but only an engineer can design a building that just barely stands. Haven't heard that one but it makes a lot of sense lol
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by lnenad 1y ago
> I am certainly not going to celebrate the reduction in image quality What about perceived image quality? If you are just playing the game chances of you noticing anything (unless you crank up the upscaling to the maximum) are near zero
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by lnenad 1y ago
I don't know how old are you but I distinctly remember how big of a hard on everyone had for Angular and then React and virtualdom. React actually brought some good things in how you engineered your frontend code. This thing goes back
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by lnenad 1y ago
Ok? Not sure what's your point. I'm not saying the package is bloated or anything. I'm saying it's a very simple functionality that was considered an anti-pattern when Angular and React were coming up.
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by lnenad 1y ago
> ... and of course this is happening as over the last ~2 decades we mostly figured out that most of that amazing freedom on the client-side does not worth it It's not that, at least in my opinion, it's that we love (what we pe
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by lnenad 1y ago
I mean, yeah. That's why it's called an opinion. You cannot predict whether you'll be alive tomorrow, you can be 99.99999% sure, but never 100%. The point is that based on certain information/data you can form a personal
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by lnenad 1y ago
I'm not saying it's a good idea to think like that, I'm just saying I'd wager he's right on thinking that AI will be in a good position in 20+ years.
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by lnenad 1y ago
I mean it's an opinion (mine) so maybe feel free to disagree with me without going overboard. > It's comfy because 25 years seems like a lot of time, it isn't. I don't know how old you are but life 25 years ago from a
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by lnenad 1y ago
Let's assume the last person that entered their radiologist training started then and the training lasts 5 years. At the end of their training the year is 2021 and they are around 31. So that means they will practice medicine for cca 3
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by lnenad 1y ago
Thanks for the laugh lol
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by lnenad 1y ago
So your source is your personal opinion. Got it.
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by lnenad 1y ago
Any source for that? https://www.browserating.com/ doesn't put it in top5 on any non-ios platform?
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by lnenad 1y ago
From which perspective? If a service is up, but is unable to do anything since another service is down, what good does it do other than increase some metrics on some dashboard. (Note that we are specifically talking about coupled services s
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by lnenad 1y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20250812224009/https://www.histo...
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by lnenad 1y ago
I have to agree, it looks wild, even the simpler examples don't feel ergonomic.

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