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epberry

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About epberry

ec2instances.info maintainer. Other stuff: https://everettberry.com

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    Healthcare is one of the last places I think about for GenAI but maybe I have that totally wrong. Seemingly factual accuracy is a premium in that industry. I guess protein generati…

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    Comment #39511598

    On the other side of this, understanding usage based consumption billing as a customer is very tough. First got exposure to this working on https://ec2instances.info .

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    These looks fantastic. Very slight weirdness in some movement, hands, etc. But the main thing that strikes me is the cinematic tracking shots. I guess that's why they use "scenes".…

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    Comment #39133172

    This only applies if these developers move to the new terms it looks like. So these large apps can stay with their existing setups and not pay the fee.

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    Comment #38030150

    Yeah. In an infrastructure as code setup there's some more rigor that can be applied, at least in terms of tagging what's going out. But I've generally seen the finops team come in…

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    This post, along with this Simon Wardley thread, https://twitter.com/swardley/status/1088780650860158978?s=20 , attracted me to finops as an engineering problem. Consumption based …

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    Comment #37697674

    If I'm reading this right Apple chose Google 3 times over Bing.

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    Comment #37569858

    Bard is not bad but it's really Google's search generative experience that you want to have it enabled. I think it is really fantastic.

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    Comment #37509045

    USB-C actually unlocks this I believe.