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by rf15 3mo ago
Extract as much liquidity as you can and don't have any commitments to them.
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by rf15 3mo ago
It's an unconventional shape, and not subsidised by ads, etc..
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by rf15 3mo ago
Lord Buckethead is much older than Boaty McBoatface.
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by rf15 3mo ago
You wouldn't believe the amount of reasoning I saw these past few months that was correct until the stochastic parrot decided that a "wait" token should now be used and everything steered off a cliff.
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by rf15 3mo ago
> Now to be fair I was working from some commented disassembled source code So claude didn't understand anything, and you would have done well to read the comments instead of the llm's output summarising the comments...
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by rf15 3mo ago
tldr: vibe overengineered and badly configured platform crashes under minimal load. 500 concurrent users is not "production traffic". Nothing to learn here, apart from: this could've been one server engine, one database, and
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by rf15 3mo ago
can confirm, some do C++ (more than C, I meant C as a language family in my original post) Enterprise I've seen, all europe, deliberately vague: Banking, Telecoms, Trains, Insurance
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by rf15 3mo ago
I work in enterprise, and java still reigns supreme. You see some (very limited) cracks coming from other jvm languages, but that's all. Nobody talks about Rust, rarely about C.
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by rf15 3mo ago
It's certainly Literature. Shouldn't the quotes be more like '"cyber"punk literature', considering your complaint?
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by rf15 3mo ago
I have like a dozen different german friends, and it's nothing like you say: everyone in the country curses the bureaucracy, every sunday is like "oh let's quickly get something from the shops oh no wait it's sunday uuuu
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by rf15 3mo ago
What HUMANS do to humans. Any one of the people in power could have stopped this, and none of them did.
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by rf15 3mo ago
yeah it's not a good design to have tags have two sets of children: a Set of key-value children and then a List of tree object children.
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by rf15 3mo ago
you got me, I am deadly afraid of the world in which any of these become a necessity
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by rf15 3mo ago
It's possibly slop all the way down, at least it reads like it. The github page gives some more insight: it seems to index your code base to reduce duplications/hallucinations during prompting by other AI tools.
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by rf15 3mo ago
The author sadly skips showing off the much more interesting claimed Etch-a-Sketch art.
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by rf15 3mo ago
Considering the years, that X must mean we're skipping straight to ten! Gabe is a former MS employee, so of course counting problems are cropping up occasionally.
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by rf15 3mo ago
Thank you for putting in the time to produce this answer. Amazing and unorthodox way of using the user system, I haven't even considered that. I can see that being useful.
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by rf15 3mo ago
genuinely curious: how does any life still exist if this holds true?
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by rf15 3mo ago
One of our customers has a daily automated restart for their servers. This is because the IT people have long lost track of what the system actually does, and feel they have no time to figure it out. It is the bane of my existence when it c
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by rf15 3mo ago
> about what getting a computer into a productive state means Why would you do that? Is your OS not running stable? Do you not have tight control over the software that is running? Why are you unable to keep it in a productive state? Gre
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by rf15 3mo ago
It took me so long to beat the following into my team: Inheritance and instantiation by default is a no-no. Use instances when state would be useful to the process, and use Inheritance when you have a lot of overlap between two processes&#x
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by rf15 3mo ago
And thus the people who most graduates learned under, and sometimes start founding their own companies with these principles right after.
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by rf15 3mo ago
To be fair, you have to have a very high average IQ at a company to produce an OS nobody understands anymore. Or you know, things like the legendary five-state boolean.[1] [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet&#x
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by rf15 3mo ago
I do not remember the floor time much at all. I do remember a dog sticker from my crib. I know this because when I was 10, I visited a faraway aunt and asked my dad about the sticker on their bathroom wall. "I have seen this one before
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by rf15 3mo ago
This is just asking for defamation troubles.
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by rf15 3mo ago
The amount of tokens/s is worrying: have they plateaud on actual reasoning ability and are now optimising for throughput?
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by rf15 3mo ago
> since they have values more compatible with western democracy. I'm mostly investing in China these days too. Remember that they have no soul and only do this as long as it is beneficial to them to appear that way (liberal, democra
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by rf15 3mo ago
the idea is that you don't have half of all companies all share the same liability of a single cloud provider who is half-arsing it because of their monopoly position.
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by rf15 3mo ago
Since training/inference/datacenters are a money sink (as you can read in any financial insights of anthropic, openai, etc.) having more customers might actually be detrimental. Just look at the consumer side: the current attitude
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by rf15 4mo ago
The posts ARE the ads. This is why people get less and less posts from their relevant friends.

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