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antupis

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    Comment #49254272

    I have noticed that these cheaper and faster models are very great for Ops-work. Luna max is beast when you use some stronger model to write detailed instructions/run book what to …

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    Comment #49192594

    But it was Google fault that they really cannot productize all that innovation that happened DeepMind. Google probably now fumbled with world models and this exodus will create nex…

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    Comment #49079585

    Speed play also you can get much faster responses with 9b model.

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    Comment #48615647

    There is lots of English/Swedish books in average Finnish library.

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    Comment #48581011

    It might be harness or prompting style. Personally I use opencode and my prompting style is very plain and terse . Where tasks are very small. Opus and Sonet too often are too verb…

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    Comment #48559336

    Personally I prefer GPT 5.5 writing style over Opus 4.8. It’s much more no nonsense and information denser.

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    Comment #48523886

    I think hard part is that outside it takes 1-3 months to see if it’s race car. Especially in begin both things look pretty same.

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    Comment #48512684

    Every machine nowadays runs Linux in some form and Postgres is the default database.

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    Comment #47923345

    Thing is that distillation is so easy that it would also need large scale regulatory capture to keep smaller competitors out.

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    Comment #47763338

    Generally why build your own CRM? ERP and other resource planning systems I get becouse you can tailor made those to your back office. But for CRM you need mostly reliability.

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    Comment #47629071

    I think it is more that some people just can’t do introspection, it might even be that they don’t have inner monologue.

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    Comment #47203803

    Humans need way less data. Just compare Waymo to average 16 year-old with car.

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    Comment #46971674

    Difference is pretty big if it’s icy like breaking 100 meters vs 10 meters. Especially if there’s wildlife like reindeers/moose’s you are going to do emergency breathing semi regul…

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    Comment #46958244

    It’s more about operational resilience and serving customers than product development. If you run early WhatsApp like organisation just 1 person leaving can create awful problems. …

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    Comment #46431483

    Or if you like learning new stuff. Personally that has been best part of being programmer.

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    Comment #46369057

    Mainstream has been slowly adapting xp like last 20 years, devops first and now pair programming with agents and tdd.

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    Comment #46152378

    If you have ADHD, for neurotypical people it might feel that you are performing better but results will not improve https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/smart-drugs-can-decrease...

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    Comment #45241941

    And same time here Finland we have super cheap electricity. It is just that you don’t build enough new capacity and nuclear power is no go.

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    Comment #45151591

    Some discord/slack spaces have kinda same feel.

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    Comment #45071848

    SQL is beautiful when it works but when it doesn’t you end up with some abomination eg if you need some kind dynamic query.

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    Comment #44899038

    Also Gemini and other AI offering is running circles around what Apple is offering.

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    Comment #44742911

    I would not hold my breath, Norway is kinda holding back new supply (wind + solar + nuclear) if you compare it to Finland or Sweden.

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    Comment #44680612

    Also, even if you want to be honest, at this point, probably every public or semipublic benchmark is part of CommonCrawl.

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    Comment #44643610

    But if you listen to Levels' interviews, especially before his Twitter stardom, you will see that he always promotes the find your audience and build to them approach.

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    Comment #44580028

    Yup, the yearly average should be that 35-45 hours per week, but sprinting is fine if opportunity is there.