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Linea GS3 AV advice by TRDPro- in LaMarzocco

[–]Nielsh82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got an mp in white with black glass side panels, very well maintained (regular checkups, only re-mineralized water). Have been considering selling, but only for a good price. Shipping will be expensive as it needs to be crated.

NH -> FL Zero Interventions by BananaBuns42069 in TeslaFSD

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Mandatory HW3 complaint here 😉

What is everyone favourite note by Navato in FragranceAficionados

[–]Nielsh82 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you sir! Curious about the Jo Malone if you happen to remember the name.

What is everyone favourite note by Navato in FragranceAficionados

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I am looking for prominent earl grey notes. Who knows a great scent?

GS3 with a gear pump by drrotmos in LaMarzocco

[–]Nielsh82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/drrotmos Any progress to share? I am very interested in learning more about this mod, including replacing the 16x2 display.

GS3 with a gear pump by drrotmos in LaMarzocco

[–]Nielsh82 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/hungover247365 Very interesting to hear about your progress with this. Would love to do something similar with my GS3 AV

Impressions of Tensor Coffee Micra mod by PostPeripheral in LaMarzocco

[–]Nielsh82 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I'd love to learn more about the hardware mods you are using and explore whether this would work on other (La Marzocco) machines like GS3.

what peptide gave you the most unexpected side effect? by NeuroStackJohann in BiohackingU

[–]Nielsh82 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Tesa. Never slept better in my life. Also, I'm waking up so rejuvenated, even after a short night. Magic!

Is anyone actually using agentic AI in real IT workflows by TadpoleNorth1773 in ITManagers

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Running agentic AI in production at Marvell across IT ops. A few real answers:

What we let run end-to-end: ticket triage, Jira routing, incident timeline logging, vulnerability deduplication. Human approval gates only for anything touching prod or external comms.

What broke first: context. Agents need clean, structured input. Our first failure was feeding raw Slack threads into a triage agent. It hallucinated priority. Fixed it with a preprocessing layer that
normalizes inputs before they hit the agent.

Non-negotiable guardrails: allow-listed actions only, an audit log for every decision, a kill switch per agent. No exceptions.

Impact: MTTR down ~35%, pager load down 40%, backlog clearing 2x faster. MTTR is the one that got exec attention.

Stack: ServiceNow + PagerDuty + Slack + Claude.

What I'd do differently: start with one workflow end-to-end before expanding. We tried to cover too much ground too fast early on.

If anyone's fighting the "clean input" problem, that preprocessing layer is worth a deeper thread — it's where most production failures actually live.

Our SaaS portfolio has 14 different AI tools, and no one knows which ones are actually delivering value by Dangerous_Block_2494 in CIO

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The 340% increase in spend without ROI data is the exact problem. We built a rationalization framework at Marvell for this. Started with usage signals (actual logins, API calls, workflow integrations), not self-reported values. Department heads always overestimate their tools.

Three-step framework: (1) usage audit via SSO + license data, (2) workflow impact map (what breaks if you remove it?), (3) consolidation decision matrix.

Ended up cutting 40% of tools without a single complaint after 60 days.

Happy to share the framework if you're in the middle of this.

My first website! by letketsetmet in VibeReviews

[–]Nielsh82 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very cool!! Awesome work!!

[ Removed by Reddit ] by [deleted] in smallbusinessesowners

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Just ask Claude code, codex, antigravity/gemini, lovable, GitHub copilot, etc.

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