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by mitjam 1y ago
he also said he started always with anxiety, was pushing, working not in a comfort zone. For me this Looks very much like „do, learn“. Another Rick Rubim quote: Humanity breeds in the mistakes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by mitjam 1y ago
Yes and for me vibe coding / agent assisted coding is not just pouring canned skills but about developing skills to handle this new machine in a way to produce intended results.
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by mitjam 1y ago
When SAP swapped their mainframe era born GUI for a html/http based one, our Management was shocked about the tripled network bandwidth and how slow the system felt after the upgrade. At least functionality was on par.
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by mitjam 1y ago
CloudNS is a DNS provider in Bulgaria, offering good and cheap DNS as a service . Still, the project at the moment is just arbitraging and don’t provide own infra,
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by mitjam 1y ago
I would call it laziness as it’s certainly possible to run a mail and Web service at a EU hoster or cloud. It‘s also sad and telling that they don‘t (care?) and even dishonest, as they don’t list the providers as subcontractors in their pri
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by mitjam 1y ago
This, I got burned by Python Magazine, I tried to cancel before they Auto-prolongued my subscription and stopped publishing even the online only paper a month later. I never got my money back, now, my bar for spending money on magazine subs
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by mitjam 1y ago
Kubernetes CronJobs are nice and if you are on K8s, already, it’s also without extra infrastructure.
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by mitjam 1y ago
The invoice amout was also inconsistent with the spelled in words amount.
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by mitjam 1y ago
I think you're right: Agents are at first just an LLM wrapper (app, can even be a Spreadsheet). For me, the question of which protocols are used to communicate with the environment (MCP et al) ist just one and not even the most interes
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by mitjam 1y ago
Afaik vllm is for concurrent serving with batched inference for higher throughput, not single-user inference. I doubt inference throughput is higher with single prompts at a time than Ollama. Update: this is a good Intro to continuous batch
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by mitjam 1y ago
The main costs definitely not hosting and can be quite significant. MITRE had $2.37B revenue in 2023, most if it contributions. I don't know how much of it can be attributed to the CVE, but I assume it's not an insignificant part
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High-speed racing using teleoperation over 4G/LTE (YouTube) [video](youtube.com)
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by mitjam 2y ago
The superficial view: „they hallucinate“ The underlying cause: 3rd order ignorance: 3rd Order Ignorance (3OI)—Lack of Process. I have 3OI when I don't know a suitably efficient way to find out I don't know that I don't know s
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by mitjam 2y ago
It’s the age of thinking instead of doing. Thinking doesn‘t solve doing problems but we can think and talk them away or at least outsource the doing. —- Hmm, what an interesting thought. Let‘s think about it some more.
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by mitjam 2y ago
It’s a matter of the relative value of types of production factors. Will AI increase or decrease the relative value of human labor compared to machinery, raw materials, and land? Beyond Adam Smith: What about Social, cultural, and Symbolic
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by mitjam 2y ago
K3s (a lightweight Kubernetes) has an embedded registry mirror ( https://docs.k3s.io/installation/registry-mirror )
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by mitjam 2y ago
Can recommend hot water bottles and a hairdryer for occasional on demand bed warming.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Yes and before reading HN on a screen which is my habit, unfortunately.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Satellite images of Wuhan may suggest coronavirus was spreading as early as August 2019: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52975934.amp https://edition.cnn.com/2020/06/08/health&#x
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by mitjam 2y ago
The risk of investing time in a startup is in the lost opportunities (ie. opportunity cost). It can be dollarized with discounted cash flow as an approximation. Could you earn more at a large company than at a startup? What are your options
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by mitjam 2y ago
Ah ok, thanks, that makes sense. Btw the ChatGPT Web App (haven’t tested with the Desktop App) can find info from local/private sites with the search tool, i assume they browse with a client side function.
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by mitjam 2y ago
How can it reach localhost or is this only a placeholder for a real address?
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by mitjam 2y ago
Ah, thank you, really didn‘t know that (now I learned: A is a linear amplifying device, D is switching, but both are analog circuits)
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by mitjam 2y ago
To publish something on a feature phone was much more costly, including five-figure quality approvals. The App Store was a true revolution and probably needed new players that were not as entrenched with carriers like Nokia, and Siemens.
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by mitjam 2y ago
I think camera is a major smartphone selling point and certainly cannibalized the digital camera business. Kodak could have upgraded from camera to phone like Apple upgraded from mp3 player.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Large companies struggle to cannibalize their cash cows from within. Powerful managers step up and fight against change. I think Microsoft is a notable exception. I was impressed how they went all in on Cloud Computing (at the cost of insta
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by mitjam 2y ago
Canton speakers are legendary, I wish I had the money back then. A good friend of mine still has his and won‘t give them away for any new smart speaker.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Still enjoy my Elac speakers from 20+ years ago at an analog amp, a class D amp wouldn‘t be bad, though. For smaller speakers at computers I like active nearfield monitors and a good interface like Focusrite. Can recommend Genelec speakers,
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by mitjam 2y ago
Wow, even with local wake word. Looks like a nice retrofit for my Logitech Smart Radio.
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by mitjam 2y ago
Ok, I'll give it a try. Maybe I can get my daughter interested in programming with MicroPython on such a watch, as well.

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