ruben81ad

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by ruben81ad 4mo ago
I have 26 years experience. I code using GLM-5.1. Fron time to time I switch to Codex / Claude, and honestly I don't understand why people uses Claude or codex. With the right prompting, GLM is awesome.
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by ruben81ad 5mo ago
How do you know that the values of the automatically generated dashboards are correct?
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by ruben81ad 7mo ago
This has nothing to do with nuclear weapons. The only problem here is that iran has petrol. Thats it.
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by ruben81ad 7mo ago
I dont see much of a difference betwen Claude,Codex and GLM with OpenCode. Any on them, nowadaws, works really, really, well.
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by ruben81ad 8mo ago
AWS EC2 does not migrate between hosts - They want you to pay more for redundancy, and they encourage you to use all the tools (paying for every single byte processed or transferred, of course). And if it is goes down, it is because you did
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by ruben81ad 9mo ago
Not all australia is moving g at the same speed. Check south Australia, and it is a massive success. The difference is that the government invested in renewewals, along with solar in rooftops. As SA is smaller they did not had pressure from
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by ruben81ad 11mo ago
Amazon was an innovative, day 1 company, but it is not any more. They are becoming an IBM. Enshitification is here: they are doing mass layoffs periodically, and you don't hear innovative news from AWS any more. Additionally, companies
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by ruben81ad 1y ago
I have created an internal tool for my company. They are plugins that are installed in the browsers for the computers owned by the business, and reports the domain when you open a new browser or tab with a url that you did not manually type
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by ruben81ad 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. It is impressive to see how fine tuning makes such a huge difference. It is a matter of cost to decide whether you use a large llm or fine tune a small one. As a noob in fine tuning, question: how did you decided the val