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by tom1337 7mo ago
I now wonder if it'd be a good idea to move our end to end tests to a pretty slow vm instead of beefy 8 core 32gb ram machine and check which timeouts will be triggered because our app may have been unoptimized for slower environments.
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by tom1337 8mo ago
a stranger i once talked to at the gym told me "every workout is better than the workout you are not doing" and that kinda changed my perspective on that topic.
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by tom1337 8mo ago
Interestingly I am getting an access denied error on that page. Anyway your comment basically answers my question because I wondered how they would perform maintenance when the server breaks the moment you pull it out the rack.
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by tom1337 8mo ago
I'd say these models only exist because we had amazing artworks in the past.
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by tom1337 8mo ago
Never heard about this procedure but sounds interesting. Is there anywhere to read about how this works?
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by tom1337 8mo ago
I don't care wether its electron or not but the now ship a full vm with Claude which not only takes 15 GB of storage but also uses so much memory even though I just use chat. Why does that even need to be started?
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by tom1337 8mo ago
I'd say that it'd be your data but you might not be the copyright holder. But if the data is on a storage media that you own, I would consider it your data.
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by tom1337 8mo ago
would be cool if they'd also only be using Europe tools for hosting but so far I've seen Atlassian Statuspage, Zendesk, Google Tag Manager, HubSpot, Matomo Cloud (which uses AWS), Digital Ocean and Google Ads.
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by tom1337 8mo ago
Apple actually has this already. For countries that support IDs in Apple Wallet there is a "Verify with Wallet API" [1] and for other countries the app developer can get the age range from the iCloud Account [2] - but that is not
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by tom1337 9mo ago
Are the mini / omni models really trillion parameter models?
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by tom1337 9mo ago
Would be cool if they'd release the weights for these models so users could now use them locally.
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by tom1337 9mo ago
There are none from Apple but in the past I have used Chipolos. They have some which are the size of about 3 stacked credit cards and fit in my wallet easily. The (at that time) did not feature UWB tracking but had a decent loudspeaker. Unf
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by tom1337 9mo ago
Yea there are some weird replies in that thread. My few highlights were "This is my livelihood, not a hobby or sideproject" or "I just purchased a third $200 MAX plan and instantly hit rate limits". While I agree that it
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by tom1337 9mo ago
I have no first-hand experience with the Max subscription (which the $200 plan is) but having read a few discussions here and on GitHub [1] it seems that Anthropic has tanked the usage limits in the last few weeks and thus I would argue tha
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by tom1337 9mo ago
Do you mean Spark? I get why they need to do it that way but I also hate that they have to do it that way because it sucks for privacy.
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by tom1337 9mo ago
as a fellow german, is there somewhere we can find your company / product? i'd be interested in checking that out.
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by tom1337 9mo ago
Since switching from Codex to Claude Code I was always annoyed that they would not give you details how many tokens a chat / session consumed. This would've made it so much easier to assert whether buying extra credits via the API
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Ask HN: How do you integration-test AI / LLMs?
3 points by tom1337 9mo ago|0 comments
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by tom1337 9mo ago
> Medium to large businesses usually have some braindead security policies what's the argument behind that? are they scared they might configure their firewall bad and have no NAT to safe them from accidentally making all devices pu
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by tom1337 9mo ago
> safari being the default app but this can change. At least in the EU Apple already prompts a user which browser they want [1]. While at the moment every browser is WebKit under the hood, this will probably change as the EU is also push
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by tom1337 10mo ago
But is this really a commercial use? There doesn’t seem to be any intention of monetising this so I guess it doesn’t as specify commercial?
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by tom1337 10mo ago
related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43695701
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by tom1337 10mo ago
What annoys me even more is that ChatGPT doesn't alert you, when you near the context window limit. I have a chat which I've worked on for a year and now hit the context window. I've worked around this by doing a GDPR downloa
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Ask HN: How do you integration-test AI / LLMs?
1 points by tom1337 10mo ago|0 comments
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by tom1337 10mo ago
I guess you can just start loading a first batch, add an intersection observer to the last 3 elements (if you have 3 lanes) and then when one of those intersects you simply start fetching the next.
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by tom1337 10mo ago
But why not make it "per GB Logs ingested" or "per triggered job" (or both)? These should reflect the points where GitHub also has costs - but not per minute.
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by tom1337 10mo ago
at that moment my productivity would drop to zero
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by tom1337 10mo ago
Last time I self hosted GitLab I was greeted with an "Update ASAP" Badge on the admin page basically every week and that has scared me away.
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by tom1337 10mo ago
Nope because I confused Bitbucket with GitLab. My bad. BitBuckets announcement can be found here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46165180
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by tom1337 10mo ago
Yep - Bitbucket made a similar move recently and I guess they are just following along. I'd love to get the justification of that fee tho… Edit: Confused GitLab and Bitbucket

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