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by steve-atx-7600 6d ago
Re: factory in another country: I use and recommend craftcloud (Germany company that facilitates having your uploaded model be printed wherever and however you choose (and see prices of course). I am always able to find companies in the US
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by steve-atx-7600 6d ago
Same. I used to pay for WSJ and at one point Apple News (RIP Texture App) but both of these still show ads prominently. I could use my VPN but as a matter of principle I used codex to make me a browser extension to redirect to the archive
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by steve-atx-7600 6d ago
Or because required by law for some reasons including visa holders (assuming that’s still a thing in the US these days - fortunate not to have to know)?
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by steve-atx-7600 6d ago
My city right outside Austin scrapped it. Its even split between red and blue voters and support for abandoning flock was overwhelmingly in favor of abandoning. Makes me feel good to see others banding together for positive change in toda
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by steve-atx-7600 6d ago
I think the analogy works for the near term. I don’t see the point of thinking past that. If I can’t enjoy building things for compensation even if it’s managing AI, and I can’t afford to do so for fun, I don’t see the point of being arou
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by steve-atx-7600 7d ago
Teaching students how to interpret evidence must be way undervalued still. I went to one of the top CS schools 20 years ago and you could get a degree without even taking a single probability or stats class of any kind.
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by steve-atx-7600 7d ago
Probably three companies that had port 22 open with no root password if it was Gemini. I’ve always gotten garbage from their coding models and Google sheet integrated chat.
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by steve-atx-7600 11d ago
I'm glad to see its still being maintained after more than 25 years since I last used it.
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by steve-atx-7600 11d ago
Same. But, yeah, I guess companies are "solved" now just like software engineering.
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by steve-atx-7600 17d ago
Seems insane. It isn’t that had to use anthropic managed agents to build something similar - work with an in house version that I think is superior. I’m sure Devin is a good fit for some companies…but struggling to see where Devin adds $2
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by steve-atx-7600 19d ago
I want an e-reader that can handle narration. Actually immersive reading - https://storyteller-platform.dev - without paying Amazon. This is possible on a kindle running KOReader, but it's very slow loading for large book
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by steve-atx-7600 19d ago
Thanks for mentioning this. It makes me feel better about stumbling with metal math in front of some colleagues that are faster.
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by steve-atx-7600 21d ago
You would not expect the developers of the model to optimize for a well known benchmark?
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by steve-atx-7600 22d ago
I have a feeling that if they already thought like that, they wouldn’t be using IBM legacy stacks in 2026.
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by steve-atx-7600 22d ago
There is so much business software out there and ecosystems that have evolved around it. Systems still running cobol on IBM mainframes; or, more "modern" stacks like Java apps running in IBM websphere. There are relatively small
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by steve-atx-7600 22d ago
I agree about the shepherding role. But, I'm not sure about how hands-off the shepherding will be at well-run companies. I work on pricing software for a regulated industry. If I were to start over again from scratch on some of the s
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by steve-atx-7600 22d ago
looks like it worked :)
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
“ Name another service that does what they do for FREE (and no ads) at this scale” and is reliable is the question
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
Hopefully because they’re focusing on having relevance in the future. It’s sad as a gen Xer to see Japanese electronics companies fading away.
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
Same here. Same with not downing the harshest rye whiskey again. Executive function something or other …
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
It isn’t racist to acknowledge that some schools select students based on factors other than demonstrated aptitude. In the last ten years it was a fad in the US to not require SAT scores until folks realized this was dumb and reversed cour
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
Maybe I’m missing something. How is codex desktop more feature rich that Claude desktop? Aren’t they about the same now? I actually found codex desktop cloud mode to be more difficult to use in the codex desktop vs Claude because i have
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
Ive been using 5.6 sol xhigh everyday since it launched. It does feel slower than it used to be. Fast mode seems useless now - burns through tokens without a noticeable speed gain for me now.
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
"So we are going back to blue books..." exactly. And, it is also efficient. You just need a proctor to ID the test taker and make sure they aren't using AI to cheat in order to verify that the student learned something whic
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
charge more for it. its fine if free customers dont have service. dont break paying customers
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
gitlab self hosted though? no outage. i remember equivalent functionality at my last job taking this path
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
curious about methodology. ive seen them post results for claude/codex when they only ran over benchmarks 3 times per model...
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
how hard could it be these days for a mid to large size eng company to have their own gitlab/hub type solution hosted in aws
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
#0-nines
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
are you sure its actually two nines and not zero?

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