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by zapnuk 1y ago
Surprisingly, they didn't provide a comparison to Sonnet 3.7 or Gemini Pro 2.5—probably because, while both are impressive, they're only slightly better by comparison. Lets see what the pricing looks like.
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by zapnuk 2y ago
Why not just use fastAPI and have it built into the framework?
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by zapnuk 2y ago
Let's assume a Russian asset somehow becomes President of the USA. What would he have done? How would he weaken the USA and strengthen Russia? At this point, I don't see a difference between Trump + GOP (leaders) and actual traito
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by zapnuk 2y ago
0day and spear phishing are about extracting/obtaining information. Misinformation and manipulation campaigns have the objective to ingest/manipulate information. "Information security is the practice of protecting informatio
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by zapnuk 2y ago
Should have used chatGPT to ask for a name or at least check it
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by zapnuk 2y ago
They missed a big opportunity by not offering eu-hosted versions. Thats a big thing for complience. All LLM-providers reserve the right to save (up to 30days) and inspect/check prompts for their own complience. However, this means that
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by zapnuk 2y ago
Good that they work on it. And the efforts to refactor foundation into smaller modules go in the same direction. I continue to root for them but they need so many improvments to be a realistic alternative to python/typescript/go&#
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by zapnuk 2y ago
If they'd drastically improved their tooling then yes. But sadly it's not that easy to create a statically liked binary in swift. The last time i did it it also included the whole runtime, and the resulting "hello world"
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by zapnuk 2y ago
Writing custom iterators always looked bad and overly complicated. If it's not essentials I'd rather not allow code like this in my codebase and use some other solution that is more readable.
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by zapnuk 2y ago
You might want to research the topic of strikes & unions. The timple truth is that it's a give and take. If the demands would be too extreme the NYT would go bankrupt and the workers lose out on their job. Thus, it's in their
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by zapnuk 2y ago
I'm not gonna create an account just to find out more about your product. Sorry
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by zapnuk 2y ago
niche? WSL (all distros combined) is the 2nd most popular Linux environment. Only behind Ubuntu. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2023/#section-most-popular-t...
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by zapnuk 3y ago
You can also update a AWS Lambda in a few seconds if you use the aws sdk. Or in a few more seconds if you use pulumi or terraform. It's a problem entirely related to how CloudFormation works in detecting changes.
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by zapnuk 3y ago
It's not just on a global level. In germany we can't agree on building new north-south power lines to transport the energy we generate through wind power. ..and in the USA (and many other 1st world countries) you still have one of
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by zapnuk 3y ago
By now there seem to exist many different llms that perform almost as good as OpenAI’s gpt 3.5. But what is the sota of adopting llms for the use with custom or „live“ data? I know OpenAI has function calling, and a vector db like pinecone
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by zapnuk 3y ago
NuScale tried that, doesn't seem to work (yet). - Costs way more than anticipated - resulting energy costs per kWh more expensive than renewables - small nuclear reactors found to create more waste https://www.reuters.com&#x
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by zapnuk 3y ago
...to congratulate Go as another language where concurrency ergonomics is baked into the language. While Go has another philosophy in mind, it works for many people. Together they opened the door to make concurrency a more important languag
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by zapnuk 3y ago
These pedantic “when I saw X instead of Y I assumed Z” are the most annoying comments on this website. “From scratch” might be non-specific, but a fine phrasing in this case.
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by zapnuk 3y ago
More affordable (and smaller!!!) electric cars would be nice. However, out of the mouth of mr Musk it sounds more like hot air to distract from their cybertruck, roadster, semi truck, Tesla taxi/autonomous driving, and reliability (TÜV
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by zapnuk 3y ago
Such a shame. Swift has many beautiful language features. I give swift a try every once in a while. Problems of my last attempt: - The Swift REPL (lldb to be precise) depends on libpython-dev (v3.8). WSL (ubuntu 22.04) comes with 2.7 and 3.
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by zapnuk 3y ago
What is the benefit of storing the unstructured data in a database compared to just storing the location alongside the embeddings?
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by zapnuk 3y ago
What feels bloated and dirty? Because there is plenty of bloated and dirty stuff in C++ and Python too.
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by zapnuk 3y ago
If there is a USB-*, the EU can just update the policy for new devices with a grace period of X years. Problem solved.
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by zapnuk 3y ago
No. Facebook is still Facebook. More like still referring Alphabet as Google. I also find it fascinating how one person can buy the communication platform 450 million people use, only for him to change it for the worst. And somehow all user
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by zapnuk 3y ago
This already uses user-configurable credentials. It uses an autowired "ClientRegistrationRepository" that provides the credentials. We load the credentials once from AWS SecretsManager but I'm sure you could also load them fr
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by zapnuk 3y ago
Sometimes the spring way is also just ugly, or confusing if you just want to do thing X. This code here is used for making HTTP requests using OAuth2. There are probably other ways to do it but I've seen this code in more than one plac
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by zapnuk 3y ago
Right now there is pulumi as a alternative that supports different clouds. Otherwise AWS CDK or Azure Bicep come to mind. If i could to a do-over I'd want the solution to look and feel like AWS CDK but without the cloudformation in the
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by zapnuk 3y ago
Apples and oranges. Road safety is increased in countries with more regulations - there is direct evidence across the (developed) world. Drugs is an entirely different problem that has way more factors that make comparisons between countrie
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by zapnuk 3y ago
The leading causes for 'unintentional injury' deaths in the USA (age 1-44) are: 1. Drug overdose 2. Motor vehicle traffic Maybe there is a need for regulation? Especially if you consider that the USA has 2-4x more road deaths per
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by zapnuk 3y ago
The 4 vCPU 16 GB RAM range from 0.32-0.39 $/hour With 8 hours per day and 22 workdays per month its at most 68.64$. Your price includes the "workstation cluster fee", whatever that includes. Anyways this fee is fixed and does

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