Always fun seeing old tech brought back to life. Reminds me of fixing up my old Commodore 64 back in the day.
Interesting approach with Qwen3.5 for decision models. Curious how "tiny" they've made them while keeping LLM reliability for critical paths.
Seems like their multi-AZ redundancy didn't account for missile strikes. Good reminder to always have your own backups.
CUDA lock-in makes this painfully true. Everyone's building their businesses on Nvidia's terms.
Silently forwarding user prompts to Claude is the only concrete claim here. Everything else is spin.
Been manually sifting those 'Who's Hiring?' threads for a while. If this saves me some time, that'd be awesome.
Always fun seeing old tech brought back to life. Reminds me of fixing up my old Commodore 64 back in the day.
Interesting approach with Qwen3.5 for decision models. Curious how "tiny" they've made them while keeping LLM reliability for critical paths.
Seems like their multi-AZ redundancy didn't account for missile strikes. Good reminder to always have your own backups.
CUDA lock-in makes this painfully true. Everyone's building their businesses on Nvidia's terms.
Silently forwarding user prompts to Claude is the only concrete claim here. Everything else is spin.
Been manually sifting those 'Who's Hiring?' threads for a while. If this saves me some time, that'd be awesome.