Flamkuchlo

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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
He has to somehow fill his repitle heart somehow eh?
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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
The way he does it is not a good strategic move. What you want to do: You hire a couple which creates a company which buys the property. It then setups something like a hotel keeps everything maintained, creates a garden, food storage etc.
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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
It loads in 4 seconds for me on a fast landline. And there are plenty of things you did not opimize for. Like making sure certain dimensions are already known to the dom renderer so that the layout doesn't jump around. Or progressive i
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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
There is a huge difference between breaking partnerships by fast uni-directional policies vs. slow uni-directional or bi-directional policies. EU and even USA should start doing something reasonable. Like introducing quota on how much overa
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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
Loghandling is quite resource intensive. All the log ingestion systems i have seen were bigger elastic search clusters.
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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
Adaptive sampling is not tracing, its sampling. Tracing traces a particular event. I'm quite aware of the difference between sampling, tracing and profiling.
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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
A metric is not event based. You don't have a metric 'person logged in' because you would need to scrape the metric at the moment a person logged in. You have a metric called 'overall people have logged in so far' a
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by Flamkuchlo 26d ago
The problem is not the instrumentation but the way everyone of them work. A metric is a point in time. A metric is very small but you have a lot of them. A log is when something is happening but you need to log it out. A logline is heavy an
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by Flamkuchlo 27d ago
Whats your problem? Even if its not intelligence, a LLM found a bug due to one error message, fixed it, created a PR and it solved it. If an LLM is only able to do all of this after training on it and never achieving AGI, we already at the
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by Flamkuchlo 27d ago
Sooooo what does it matter if we do 99% of things a LLM can just solve as a 'advanced search engine'? Btw. an advanced search engine is probably the worst comparision i have read so far. A LLM is a latent space which is capable of
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by Flamkuchlo 27d ago
Tokens for sure because we still waiting for agents talking to agents as a default. Like your agent team and very long or 24/7 running agents. But we never scaled intelligence like this. The industrieal revolution created for the peopl
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by Flamkuchlo 27d ago
Are you sure you are not doing the same thing with other texts? I started to skim a lot more text due to me having read a lot. Like in news article, i stoped reading the first paragraph because it repeats just what it was already written in
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by Flamkuchlo 27d ago
Sure if its not just about the name, then perhaps its the speed. Nonetheless, just because someone payed that much money for it, doesn't has to mean antyhing.
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by Flamkuchlo 28d ago
I don't think they are. Just because some Higher Ups in Stripe bought this, doesn't mean its that valuable. It can easily be, that Stripe can just afford it and think that they are part of the big boys and thats just what companie
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by Flamkuchlo 28d ago
I think it has to be more than just a 'proxy' what Stripe bought. Stripe and every other big company could build this without any issues. It either is just a really stupid business decision or it is about the name. The only model
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by Flamkuchlo 28d ago
OpenSea is full of scams, has not added any real value to anyone or society. DOn't get me wrong, great for him to make money and being able to move fast and succeed, but you could play this game to if you want.
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by Flamkuchlo 28d ago
Everyone could reproduce this on a weekend...
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by Flamkuchlo 28d ago
I think the best approach is to have an endpoint which returns the current state without probing the database when you check the endpoint. Like you have a threat which does all your checks for connectivity write it into memory and the api e