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by wg0 1y ago
Anyone has a RS36 Max?
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by wg0 1y ago
Are such machines available in the A class clouds such as Azure/AWS/Google?
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by wg0 1y ago
Better invite them to split production 50/50 on land.
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by wg0 1y ago
Anyone and everyone who has bought any stocks into the circular Ponzi pyramid has this knee jerk response to rationalise LLM failure modes. They want to believe that statistical distribution of meaningless tokens is real cognition of machi
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by wg0 1y ago
Didn't say anything about the usage of tools.
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by wg0 1y ago
No. We'll find out that good enough is going to get beaten by the best. That's how capitalism works.
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by wg0 1y ago
I use these models myself. Day in and out. But I'm not impressed by their capabilities or quality. I'm only impressed by the speed. So would be every engineer out there that you're referring to. None of them probably is incap
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by wg0 1y ago
If you marvel at the output of generative AI be it pictures, logo, music, 3D models, prose or code - you probably are yourself way too under-skilled to be gainfully employed or not yourself capable of generating similar or better output. Co
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by wg0 1y ago
Would it be a good fit for a application with the user base and size of let's say Fresh books?
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by wg0 1y ago
A single email can't be expected to shake Google but it has done it's job and from the response, it seems they have included that into their discourse and it can't be ruled out that this concern comes up in not so distant fut
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by wg0 1y ago
If I'm not wrong it affects VS code hence Cursor, Kiro etc. At least I notice fan going jet speeds with VSCode lately.
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by wg0 1y ago
Does anyone know what is the technology stack of S3? Monolith or multiple services? I assume would have lots of queues, caches and long running workers.
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by wg0 1y ago
> Shan Cureton and Ruby Central, as of June 10, knew DHH was already weaponizing his return to RailsConf to attack his enemies, because I was the one who shared this information with them. What's that about? Who are DHH enemies here
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by wg0 1y ago
That's exactly it is! Thank you!
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by wg0 1y ago
Sounds like blockchain all over. Reminds me of an essay from two product managers in AWS that talked to clients all over US and couldn't get any business to clearly articulate why they need blockchain. Note: AWS has a hosted blockchain
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by wg0 1y ago
I worry about TP-Link bulbs and cameras. Some legislation is required. Regulations aren't as bad.
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by wg0 1y ago
Most people don't get it in their earlier part of life. It's only later that you realize.
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Better Bahn – Find cheaper train tickets (Open Source)(github.com)
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by wg0 1y ago
Basically - automakers would love a car that's like a smartphone that turns into a paperweight just decade and a half later and you have to buy a new one despite all the main components work fine except the built in battery. They surel
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by wg0 1y ago
You did not misunderstand anything. Sure, LLMs have no cognitive abilities. So even with widely used languages, they do hit the wall and need lots of hand holding.
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by wg0 1y ago
I have used Gemeni and OpenAI models too but at this point - Sonnet is next level undisputed King. I was able to port a legacy thermal printer user mode driver from legacy convoluted JS to pure modern Typescript in two to three days at the
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by wg0 1y ago
Every company in Europe would have some origin story and some stronghold and that's nature. I see OVH being used in Germany despite Hetzner being in place and I am sure Hetzner is being used by French market as well.
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by wg0 1y ago
Absolutely. One step at a time. It might seem very foolish at the moment but I see that RISC-V based mobile devices to become a reality some day with a Linux OS on top. Might sound absurd but tell someone on 1st January 2000 on Linux kernel
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by wg0 1y ago
There are eight hours a day. You can't be high at all times unless under the influence of drugs. Feeling defeated is important too to rethink your strategy. Recruiters want Übermenschen probably.
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by wg0 1y ago
Get Samsung A series and it will last you easily four years or five. Priced around $300 or so.
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by wg0 1y ago
Why in the world I would buy a phone (any not just Google) that costs north of $800 is beyond me unless I want to signal my purchasing power. If utility is my metric and not outward signalling and flex, I find this worst deployment of my fu
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by wg0 1y ago
I can second that. Even on plain CRUD with little to no domain logic.
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by wg0 1y ago
Genuine question - What are the alternatives? React Router + Express? Or something else?
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by wg0 1y ago
Out of curiosity: - Is it written from scratch? - Did you have prior experience with PDF format and rendering? Stupid question: Do you feel LLMs can do that kind of work beyond typical SPAs with forms and CRUD?
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by wg0 1y ago
The author isn't wrong that LLMs don't work like an engineer and often fail miserably. Here's what works however: Mostly CRUD apps or REST API in Rails, Django or other Microframeworks such as FastAPI etc. Or with React. In t

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