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Comment #49035731
I see others mentioning the severance package being decent for a US company. I'm glad they received something, but I'm sorry, can we stop calling this decent? It's markedly lopside…
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Comment #48994566
Has anyone tried this for things like Excel models and PowerPoints? And any reactions to how it compares to Claude? I’ve seen lots of flashy examples, but a lot of knowledge work i…
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Comment #48994499
Re: common people, yes, and given all the talk of job instability AI is creating, why hasn’t Anthropic or OpenAI offered discounted plans for laid off or displaced workers? Wouldn’…
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Comment #48816487
Where does the harness come in to play? I'd love to use GLM 5.2 for general chat, but I don't know of any harness that offers an experience close to ChatGPT or Claude (e.g., histor…
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Comment #48781425
I love your idea and wondered why saving and indexing browser visited pages was not being done. Does this handle large amounts of local files, for example 10-20TB across file types…
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Comment #48713121
How did the voting work? The first thing I thought was, what happens in a tie (2-2) vote?
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Comment #48713076
I know less about the airframe differences across the -400 and -8, but I can say the 747-8 represented a major upgrade in Flight Management Software. I re-wrote the Central Mainten…
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Comment #48712947
I haven't kept up with the latest on supercomputing power, but I recall some years ago there being strong evidence that China had a couple of un-announced supercomputers that would…
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Comment #48649144
Thought the same thing even before I saw your comment!
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Comment #48549623
Wouldn't distribution naturally be the more expensive part vs. electricity generation given the latter is centralized and scaled? Perhaps this is a fallacy, but that is the thought…
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Comment #48549607
Is this at all similar to what happened with telecoms? For some reason that is what popped in to my head.
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Comment #48549591
Is there any formal research in this space? I too have tried flavors of this approach, but I can't confidently say my results were better. I worry its kind of like asking 2-3 diffe…
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Comment #48497890
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Comment #48497877
This strikes me as crowd-funded prompt caching, but with humans in the loop.
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Comment #48434165
You mention cost in one of the replies. Can you elaborate on the cost profile (ballpark) for various problem types? I would also be curious to understand the strategies employed an…
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Comment #48414879
I have a CSE847 and HP DL380 G10 that have gone down for me due to power outages. Many of these look complex, and I basically just need remote power-on/toggle capability. Should I …
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Comment #48356954
Here is the reddit thread where passengers were live replying. I don't seem confirmation of what the Bluetooth device name was. There is one comment in there claiming the following…
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Comment #48335859
"gets much more complex with scale" feels like the crux of it. Pick the right solution for your intended scale That said, I appreciate this is hard in practice. We need to start sm…
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Comment #48322281
Moral flexibility if the term we use. Substance abuse is also, unfortunately, is a hallmark.
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Comment #48293746
I'm out of my league on this discussion, but it reminds me of the Configuration Database (CDB) used for most modern aircraft.
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Comment #48280691
Yeah, classic strategic mistake - lets try to attract a set of buyers completely different from our core base. The only thing that may save them, i.e., exotic playbook 101, is requ…
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Comment #48280600
This will go down as one of the largest strategic missteps in history. I understand the intent on the surface, but this completely misses the boat and abandons the racing heritage …
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Comment #48280490
"Walker" here and glad to see so many others agreeing this helps them. I also talk to myself and find it incredibly helpful, despite my wife thinking I'm a weirdo. I hope as leader…
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Comment #48224213
How many retail investors plan to buy? The folks I hear most excited about this have equity from the startup/PE companies they were involved in and are treating it like a big futur…
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Comment #48192372
How much of what is being generated by LLMs is actually value add? My perception is there are lots of great experiments, but little real value. + Developers are more productive, bu…