sreekanth850

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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Same here, Just email + password, no google dependency initially. If more users ask we will think of it. but again you don't need a cloud vendor for all this.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
I don’t know when we became this lazy. Auth is hard, sure, but putting your users table and sessions behind a vendor API is not something cool. Tell me one feature that is not supported by libraries like OpenIddict (You can build around) or
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
I can never imagine putting my user table on a vendor locked cloud provider. And we use Open Iddict.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Also hate this digital odometers.
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Mayo Clinic AI helps specialists detect pancreatic cancer up to 3 years early(newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org)
8 points by sreekanth850 6mo ago|1 comments
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
ROCHESTER, Minn. — A Mayo Clinic-developed artificial intelligence (AI) model can help specialists detect pancreatic cancer on routine abdominal CT scans up to three years before clinical diagnosis. It identifies subtle signs of disease bef
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
How much is the average pay for a junior developer in US? Its definitely much costlier considering PF and other benefits. Just the math. if you use it efficiently it's much cheaper than hiring a permanent staff. You can maintain a lean
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
The problem is that people expect to get the output of 100 people with a $20 subscription by spawning multiple agents. This is unrealistic. I'm using 2 codex plus account and able to manage a repo with 265-300k lines of code.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
So people are actually allowing LLMs to touch production databases? That is truly nuts.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Biggest issue i see is, models are not getting efficient. This is no where going to get commoditised. There will be a limit at which you can burn money at subsidised cost.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Who’s going to pay for the exorbitant number of tokens Claude used without delivering any meaningful outcome? I spent many sessions getting zero results, and when I posted about it on their subreddit, all I got were personal attacks from bo
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
cool, just asked when i saw the post.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
We had a discussion at LeT, where privacy focussed email provider (Aster Mail) used client side validation for restricted email address, and a user bypassed to create restricted email address Did you moved all such things from Client side t
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Problem is using opensource as GTM strategy, to get developer contribution, traction and then say fuckoff.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
I still remember when they launched here. "Opensource Alternate to Calendly" was their post title.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
LGPL allow you to use the library in closed source.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Did you checked it in mobile device?
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Iam at 22%, just two task. A bug fixing and a Scalar integration.
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
Yesterday, after testing this model, I immediately unsubscribed from Anthropic. My subscription will end in another two weeks. They are milking general consumers for their enterprise business. First, they nerfed the Claude 4.6 models a coup
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
This has one of the most shittiest codebase out of all. Not surprised by this move.
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Anthropic faces user backlash over reported performance issues(fortune.com)
3 points by sreekanth850 6mo ago|1 comments
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by sreekanth850 6mo ago
The complaints appear to be connected to recent changes Anthropic quietly made to the way Claude operates, reducing the model’s default “effort” level in order to economize on the number of tokens, or units of data, the model processes in r
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
Abandoned claude and moved to gpt 5.4 with codex. 10x better.
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
Glad abusing words in my list are not in that. but its surprising that they use regex for sentiments.
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
That is the catch, yes on premise air gapped will be provided, this is purely inbuilt parsers no cloud dependency. We will also have a managed dedicated environment, if you don't want to manage the complex infra yourself. Even in Hoste
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
We’re not just dumping primitives, we extract full CAD context including entities, layers, blocks, colors, and topology. That metadata allow reconstruct structure deterministically. IFC is great when available, but in most real-world pipeli
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
As a part of our product development, we had fought with PDF so much, even we have a generic PDF parser with triple pipeline (One for single column, another for multi column and third for complex table based layouts) yet we are not getting
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
Happy to say that yes. We are in final round of polishing. mostly opening in couple of weeks. We are mainly targeting such uses cases where you can add CAD files into RAG or analytics or search pipeline without losing source of truth or geo
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
We’re taking a different path, building a parsing engine that converts CAD (DWG/DXF) into fully structured JSON with preserved semantics (no ML in the critical path).We also have a separate GIS parser that extracts vector data (feature
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by sreekanth850 7mo ago
You can be terrible but not evil.

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