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Comment #49065431
If you're a high-end executive, people would not approach you directly but try to find a connection to you (which also serve as references). For all other roles the first few messa…
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Comment #49055992
I guess it's important who one hears this from. I just spoke to a fried who is a headhunter and who's been trying to automate his processes for a while (he likes to fiddle and cert…
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Comment #48984806
Addictive! Made it to #16 but now got some serious PTSD about flying lol
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Comment #48495931
Similar. I gave it a really hard task, basically messy code in a complex domain that was bug-ridden from a mess previously created half manually and half by Opus. It cleaned things…
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Comment #47883626
Bit surprised about the amount of flak they're getting here. I found the article seemed clear, honest and definitely plausible. The deterioration was real and annoying, and shines …
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Comment #47495553
Read a super interesting paper by McEntire lately, “The Organizational Physics of Multi-Agent AI”. In short, he proved that even AI agents exhibit all the dysfunctions one would no…
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Comment #47202354
I've been mulling the same, but decided against (for now) Using Claude Code Max 20 so ROI would be maybe 2+ years. CC gives me unlimited coding in 4-6 windows in parallel. Unsure i…
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Comment #46957118
I re-visited my prompt manager and asked the question: what does it even do differently? I realized it's agents-as-a-service / as an API rather than an SDK. Now looking into making…
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Comment #46936790
Whatever it is, if you have the Omega 13 you get a chance to correct it! Though that one might not help for slow-moving deterioration...
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Comment #46886971
> What if you treat that launch costs goal as just a marketing promise. Then it's roughly 10x-15x and still works. > Invest in reality, not in billionaire's fantasies. SpaceX has d…
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Comment #46884165
> Or you put the data centers at different points on earth? > Or you float them on the ocean circumnavigating the earth? What that does have to do with anything? If you want to sol…
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Comment #46883829
Over 10 years ago, the best satellites had 500W/kg [2]. Modern solar panels that are designed to be light are at 200g per sqm [1]. That's 5sqm per kg. One sqm generates ca. 500W. S…
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Comment #46883609
And it's not the same at all. 5x the solar panels on the ground means 5x the power output in the day, still 0 at night. So you'd need batteries. If you add in bad weather and winte…
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Comment #46839664
I may be wrong, but here's how I got the idea: "liefert Huawei mit dem Cloud-Betriebssystem Huawei OpenStack Distribution" So it appears to be a Huawei _distribution_ from https://…
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Comment #46839614
> So think about it for a second: if you can put together a Kubernetes cluster, what high-level service do you absolutely need to be able to put together a working service? Agreed …
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Comment #46838516
1. Europe doesn't have comparable offerings. The amount of money invested is below what a single hyperscaler spends per quarter. (StackIT might be on track to change that looking a…
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Comment #46445482
Happy New Year everyone! 2025 - Visited/lived in: Austria, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, UAE - Started (too many) side-projects - Managed to grow a number of p…
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Comment #46005013
I have no opinion on the matter but wanted to thank you for teaching me "curmudgeonly".
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Comment #45488259
Does importing a solar count against your countries co2 balance?
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Comment #45488253
> If windmills are shut down around noon to make room for PV, the offset is zero. Very important point that is often ignored.
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Comment #45488220
Germany isn't that big, but the difference between Freiburg and Hamburg is very significant in this case I believe
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Comment #45445470
We're processing tenders for the construction industry - this comes with a 'free' bucket sort from the start, namely that people practically always operate only on a single tender.…
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Comment #44834960
That's a good point, but I doubt that Sonnet adding a very contrived bug that crashes my app is some genius move that I fail to understand. Unless it's a MUCH bigger play where thr…
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Comment #44491396
I see your point. Let me clarify what I'm trying to say: - I consider LLMs a pro user tool, requiring some finesse / experience to get useful outputs - Using an LLM _directly_ for …