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by bespokedevelopr 24d ago
Paper owned by billionaire who is trying to wipe out pesky humans publishes article saying trust us you’ll be fine
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by bespokedevelopr 2mo ago
In the end I'm happy it turned out the way it did. I've had some great experiences since and stayed in tech. Plus that freed up a slot for one of the many early 20s kids that were trying to get in.
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by bespokedevelopr 2mo ago
I applied for an apprenticeship several years ago when I was testing the waters to rotate out of tech after covid. Tested into the highest percentile, had previous high voltage experience with OEMs, a mech eng degree, still ended up like 20
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by bespokedevelopr 2mo ago
Yes, China demonstrated this capability a couple year ago with towing a geo sat to a different orbit. It only makes sense to go tit-for-tat on these capabilities for servicing and the unspoken offensive ability. https://spacenews
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by bespokedevelopr 2mo ago
If Oracle can't acquire power generation for their WI facilities they've been asleep. Generac is based out of WI and rapidly expanding their manufacturing footprint to match DC demand. Connect the dots to political lobbying and ta
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by bespokedevelopr 2mo ago
I do not, however I am curious about Jules support. I didn't know if this was a dead project or not. Seemed really interesting but then I didn't see much development/announcements/discussions around it. Last update from
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by bespokedevelopr 3mo ago
The security aspect is the main driver why I’m seeing so many businesses investing in local hardware. They know the models aren’t as good (caveat that they also can’t run Chinese models) and that’s ok. Places that really care about security
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by bespokedevelopr 4mo ago
FWIW you can go back and look at historical data rather than rely on a snapshot of 2022 written in April. Basically it’s complicated. Some areas did experience extreme droughts that year and others faired well. BPA was able to lever up thei
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by bespokedevelopr 4mo ago
Helping my wife with building out Fine Dining classes. I’m doing the tech stuff, she does all the real work. It started with informal among friends things, and we’ve found through our networks there’s a lot of demand beyond her girlfriends
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by bespokedevelopr 7mo ago
Blaming AI for Amazon’s accelerating downturn is a cop-out. This has been going on long before genAI was allowed there. Even now many teams within the products you called out aren’t using it at all.
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by bespokedevelopr 7mo ago
> Don’t turn into TJ Maxx. They are the TJ Maxx of software development. I personally haven’t expected anything more of them for years. Once you’ve seen how the sausage is made and all that.
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by bespokedevelopr 8mo ago
This article is written by a Wisconsin publication about data centers in Wisconsin. My comments are specific to Wisconsin. Like I said in my comment, some states aren’t well equipped to handle new manufacturing/dc. I cannot take your c
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by bespokedevelopr 8mo ago
So add 0 jobs because people don’t like chatgpt and it won’t create the same amount as 1960’s manufacturing; or add some jobs to rural WI? You only have to look at Hermiston/Umatilla OR to see how impactful data centers can be on rural
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by bespokedevelopr 8mo ago
Which is a straw man no? This thread is about building data centers, not F35s. Microsoft and FB aren’t competing against LM for land or jobs in Beaver Dam WI nor is it a zero-sum outcome, both can exist ie ‘manufacturing hubs’.
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by bespokedevelopr 8mo ago
That only means they have to be built in counties which are part of that compact, or have approved provisions to return the water back to be net-neutral and comply with environmental impact laws (unless your Foxconn or legacy manufacturer o
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by bespokedevelopr 8mo ago
I don’t like that county officials are willing to sign NDAs in order to bring data centers to their counties. It should be public, there should be competition if it is so desirable or important to be located in that county. The leaders in t
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by bespokedevelopr 8mo ago
Also the nurses in the floor learn the system and many are not great at adapting to different interfaces. Travel nurses who come in and only worked with GE or Cerner and now having to use Epic causes all kinds of issues. Also from what I’ve
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by bespokedevelopr 8mo ago
For work related items I’ve been building out agent tooling for building some models and PoC projects related to energy industry applications. Been doing the consulting thing for a bit now and gaining more broad knowledge on some of these d
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by bespokedevelopr 9mo ago
Employees also have no moat, and that is not unique to OAI. You either work as much as the other people on your team or you get replaced by one of the many people eager to work harder than you for that money.
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by bespokedevelopr 9mo ago
I previously worked directly for some of the power generation manufacturers listed in the article and later on the grid/power transmission side. My takeaway is they get it correct enough but no deep insight on the power generation indu
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by bespokedevelopr 9mo ago
Are you self-employed now? Why stick with residential repair work instead of trying commercial or new construction?
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by bespokedevelopr 9mo ago
Some of my friends who are senior/staff engs at various fang companies are basically convinced their jobs are at risk over the next few years due to how good the llms have gotten this year. I switched over to consulting/contractin
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by bespokedevelopr 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_the_Standard_Oi... This was a fascinating read. It’s been a few years since I finished but gives about the most thorough analysis you’ll find. Not an essay but you can proba
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by bespokedevelopr 10mo ago
It’s interesting, I’m trying to use it to create a themed collage by providing a few images and it does that wonderfully, but in the process it is also hallucinating the images I use so I end up with weird distorted faces. Other tools can d
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by bespokedevelopr 10mo ago
Well all the Uber/Lyft drivers have led light bars mounted on their Prius’ now so the class warfare is well underway I suppose.
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by bespokedevelopr 10mo ago
Maybe it’s an overcorrection because the Tacoma I had, a couple years older than yours, had auto high beams and they would just stay on all the time. They only turned off from reflecting on road signs or when a car was only a few lengths aw
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by bespokedevelopr 10mo ago
Wow so the polymarket insider bet was true then.. https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1oz6gjp/new...
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by bespokedevelopr 10mo ago
> On another note, heard on Bloomberg today that they've been working on GTA 6 for 10 years at this point. It’s incredible to think about what else has happened during these past 10 years of development. Or think about other decade
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by bespokedevelopr 11mo ago
FB seems to have figured it out finally and their stock took a huge hit for the investment of infra. Also, despite being behind in sota models and huge human capital investments for research, I believe they are benefiting greatly from oai a
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by bespokedevelopr 11mo ago
Amazon still does this. The customers aren’t saas companies in the bay though. It’s militaries, and they’re sent to FOBs.

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