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by lousken 3mo ago
They see their dashboard, when the number is high, they want to get the number low as fast as possible. If the number is close to zero, they want to see zero. It is that simple. They do not care if the issue is in a piece of code that is ne
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by lousken 3mo ago
It depends, I guess if they still dont care about losing money or they already had subscriptions then they keep using them, likely either openai or anthropic. If they noticed the bill going up, like with github copilot, they are looking at
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by lousken 3mo ago
Yea, so? Gemini just has to move above kimi first.
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by lousken 3mo ago
Hopefully, gemma5 will have this intelligence next year
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by lousken 3mo ago
Often they do not even know where the data is. It only becomes a problem if it is not available all of a sudden. My most recent - "I can't search my mailbox because exchange online is broken?" - new outlook + 180days offline
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by lousken 3mo ago
What antitrust? It is a security feature and for regular apps windows has ms store that can do auto updating as well.
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by lousken 3mo ago
Chrome? That is a younger project and it was much less automated back in the day.
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by lousken 3mo ago
On linux it is the opposite, I have never been more happy with my desktop experience.
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by lousken 3mo ago
e.g. visual c++ isnt included tho; Office 365 same thing
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by lousken 3mo ago
It was more tested as real testers were testing it. Nowadays, AI just checks the code.
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by lousken 3mo ago
It would be nice if microsoft had windows update for .net, visual c++, office, windows, edge ... just all their software in one updater, but that would be too easy...
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by lousken 3mo ago
Even enterprise M365 solutions dont have backups unless you pay extra. Always have your own separate backup, ideally offline.
43.
by lousken 3mo ago
What about company marketing slides? Do they give more credence?
44.
by lousken 3mo ago
We do push back on bad decisions and decide on new technologies so we do have a say in this (unless shadow IT works around us).
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by lousken 3mo ago
I am hoping to see KDE adopting more enterprise friendly approach to things so I can start switching people over to linux. Now that they got funding for it maybe possible in a year or two? So far only Ubuntu with Gnome is friendly with entr
46.
by lousken 3mo ago
Still no weights? Useless
47.
by lousken 3mo ago
Can people sue EU about this? This is ridiculous
48.
by lousken 3mo ago
Anyone migrated from exchange to stalwart? Curious about results
49.
by lousken 3mo ago
Camera at your face should fix what exactly? It certainly does not fix allowance to use touch screens in car, so what the hell? Can we go back to 2010 and use the technology called buttons?
50.
by lousken 3mo ago
It would be nice to have defaults that are following regulations because it sucks to have and maintain explicit list. If it would be a simple toggle - secureciphersonly=yes sure, but listing them is just creating tech debt.
51.
by lousken 3mo ago
I am sure even AI wouldn't f** up lay offs this badly, this is mind boggling. Can we replace the management with AI please?
52.
by lousken 3mo ago
That sucks, that means they will still appear in audits, they should remove them from the default.
53.
by lousken 3mo ago
Is hmac-sha1 and umac-64 still enabled by default?
54.
by lousken 3mo ago
Why hasn't valve poured a billion or two on fixing this concept and implementing it?
55.
by lousken 3mo ago
Just install devuan?
56.
by lousken 4mo ago
why would you even invest into this bubble
57.
by lousken 4mo ago
still 1/4 of the price of anthropic and openai models though
58.
by lousken 4mo ago
That's cool and all, but they are still on GLM 4.7
59.
by lousken 4mo ago
Cerebras really needs to have this on their API list (if they even still exist).
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by lousken 4mo ago
As the AI gets "smarter", it is gonna make the society dumber so it will balance itself out /s

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