tobwen

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by tobwen 2y ago
Thanks it sounds great. I'll definitely have a look at that. Maybe I can connect it to LiteLLM so that we can connect all kinds of models.
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by tobwen 2y ago
Thanks, I'll have a look at that. But anything with ‘book a call’ sounds unaffordable for us unfortunately ;)
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by tobwen 2y ago
Right now, I'm just looking for something that looks and acts like the ChatGPT-UI (lowest learning curve). Our team is very diverse and has no IT background. So we don't use collaborative tools (except MS Teams), but that doesn&#x
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Ask HN: Browser-UI with multi-LLM for the team?
5 points by tobwen 2y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: How to make `screen` behave like a native shell?
13 points by tobwen 2y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: How do I clean the insides of a PC?
2 points by tobwen 2y ago|6 comments
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Tell HN: Enhancing backup security by seperating credentials
3 points by tobwen 2y ago|1 comments
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by tobwen 3y ago
Well, look at what Japan did in the 80s. Took existing products, improved them and registered their own patents. As if China would ever care about patents... Look at the clones that Ali and his brother TEMU are flooding us with ;)
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by tobwen 3y ago
Oh sorry, I thought it had become commonplace that the free market economy was more a construct of the "West" (Europe and USA) and that communism and Marxism were the driving forces behind the market in the "East" (Russi
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by tobwen 3y ago
Forst the first part, I totally agree: I've had a Kyocera 1030D since 2008 and apart from a single component, which I repaired myself, it works as it did on the first day. But for color printing or photos, laser printers are simply too
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by tobwen 3y ago
Yes, your argument corresponds to the Western understanding of a market economy. But the world has been flooded with incredibly cheap electronics for years - some of them highly subsidized. It is apparently still profitable for this market
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Ask HN: Why are there no no-name inkjet printers?
44 points by tobwen 3y ago|48 comments
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by tobwen 3y ago
I often argued with business professors during my studies because the theories look good on paper but don't work in reality. If one company invents a new method and patents it, another company will not be able to improve on this method
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by tobwen 3y ago
So do you think it makes sense for six to eight different automotive companies to conduct independent research instead of combining their research? In the end, you may have 2-3 good models, which are then either financed with high licence f
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by tobwen 3y ago
In my opinion, this is the case with the "next gen" filesystems: They are actually not THAT different: CoW, reliabity, RAID, performance, etc. - I'm not comparing FAT with ZFS, I'm comparing btrfs with bcachefs.
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by tobwen 3y ago
I don't like the statement that competition in file systems is a good thing. In the end, it means that the users are reluctant because all file systems are either only half-finished or there is an eternal discussion about which one is
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by tobwen 3y ago
It’s all in Pi.
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Systemd-journald: possible risks and limitations
7 points by tobwen 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Rootful containers can be more secure than rootless ones [Podman](github.com)
2 points by tobwen 3y ago|0 comments