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by tedivm 14d ago
I don't self host anymore, as it really is a pain, but use Fastmail instead (while my wife uses Protonmail). I would never rely on Google for, well, anything if I can help it.
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by tedivm 14d ago
I think an interesting side of this conversation is how the Google employees are jumping in with DARVO attacks, trying to accuse people of spreading misinformation when they're literally quoting the ToS. This is something I've see
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by tedivm 16d ago
There are a ton of advantages to using uv over pip. I don't use UV because it's faster, although I do appreciate that. I use it because it's smart enough to manage virtual environments for each environment and tool, it can is
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by tedivm 29d ago
Seriously, even as well paid as many devs are these are not machines that are affordable for personal use. Their market is people slapping down millions on frontier model training.
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by tedivm 1mo ago
>Indeed, the broad backlash against Flock has grown so strong that the surveillance company last week announced mandatory new audit controls and lower default data retention periods for US users. I'm a bit disappointed that they did
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by tedivm 1mo ago
This, like all of their dashboards, is complete bullshit. As a GitHub enterprise user i am absolutely affected by the outage today, and have been affected by all of the GitHub Cloud outages. There is no separate enterprise platform unless y
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OpenAI and the Global Defense Coalition partner to address security incident(blog.tedivm.com)
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by tedivm 2mo ago
Their CISO literally acknowledged it and then they all continued ignoring it again. This isn't just bad process, this is a broken security organization.
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by tedivm 2mo ago
Most automated analysis isn't dependent on just behavior, but rather suspicious things in the code itself. You have a popular open source package with files that exist on pypi but not github then that's a big flag, or if a similar
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by tedivm 3mo ago
China is releasing open weight models you can simply run yourself.
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by tedivm 3mo ago
Yup, this is one of the many reasons why I prefer OpenCode as my agentic harness of choice. If I'm confused about something I can just read the source code.
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by tedivm 3mo ago
The courts have never said piracy, which is how the training sets were originally built, is legal. There are several court cases still ongoing over this.
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by tedivm 3mo ago
More memory means less aggressive quantization, more concurrent requests, and larger context windows. I also get a boost in tokens per second (not double, about 1.5x compared to a single GPU). The 35B model is an MoE (mixture of experts), w
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by tedivm 3mo ago
No, I use Qwen3.6 27b for everything.
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by tedivm 3mo ago
I have a Linux box with two 3090s and it's been great for running Qwen3.6 27b. I lowered the power on each card down to 250w, and then built a small ducting/fan system to vent the waste heat outside. The machine is pretty much sil
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by tedivm 3mo ago
This is just not true. There have been leaks due to micrometers in just about every section of the ship at one point or another. A quick search pulls up examples of US modules having issues, especially around interfaces and seals. NASA had
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by tedivm 4mo ago
So you both used Anthropic models (Opus 4.7 being from Anthropic)? I'm struggling to understand what your comparison really was here.
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by tedivm 4mo ago
Frankly the non-profit has failed. OpenAI is one of the least open of the AI companies (Anthropic is a bit worse). If it wasn't for the labs in China the dream of an actual open ai system would be dead.
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by tedivm 4mo ago
They literally threw out every line of code that existed before and rewrote it in a completely different language, seemingly on a whim. That's how it was trashed, in the very literal sense that all of the existing project was tossed in
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by tedivm 4mo ago
Yeah that was a typo, I meant 4.6.
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by tedivm 4mo ago
I've had the opposite experience, and have built multiple fantastic applications with Qwen3.6 27b. What quantization have you tested with?
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by tedivm 4mo ago
I've completely replaced GitHub Copilot using Sonnet 3.6 with OpenCode using Qwen3.6 27b, and it's been a great experience.
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by tedivm 4mo ago
AWS literally did that. They paid for full time developers to contribute back to the redis code base, including core redis developers. If you actually look at the redis code base the majority of it was written by people who never worked for
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by tedivm 4mo ago
AWS literally paid for developers for the redis project, including the salary of core members. It's not like they didn't contribute back to the community.
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by tedivm 4mo ago
> AWS stomped on open source projects - despite the clear desire of projects like Elasticsearch, Redis, and MongoDB not to be cloned and monetized, AWS pushed ahead with OpenSearch, Valkey, and DocumentDB anyway, capturing the hosted-ser
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by tedivm 5mo ago
When it comes to understanding large organizations I think a simple principle should apply: The Purpose of a System is What it Does[1]. Whether malicious or not, the system does what it does. If people wanted it to do something else they wo
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by tedivm 5mo ago
Even if you go service by service you're talking about critical things like `git` operations (literally what they're named for) at a single nine, and stuff that's pretty basic like static web hosting as only two nines. They l
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by tedivm 5mo ago
It really has been remarkable watching GitHub just crumble as an organization. There's a lot of discussion about why: the switch from being independent to being part of Microsoft, having resources pushed to Copilot instead of core serv
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by tedivm 5mo ago
Storing on GPU would be the absolute dumbest thing they could do. Locking up the GPU memory for a full hour while waiting for someone else to make a request would result in essentially no GPU memory being available pretty rapidly. This type
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by tedivm 5mo ago
That cost that you're talking about doesn't change based on how long the session is idle. No matter what happens they're storing that state and bring it back at some point, the only difference is how long it's stored out

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