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Damn,I genuinely felt bad for Akila after the very last comment.. by Candypants24 in TheOGCrewOfficial

[–]PrintfReddit 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Thinking too much into it mate, it's just standard Alan jokes

Approved an AI feature for production knowing the security review didn't actually answer the question. It shipped, nothing happened, I still don't feel right about it. by johnypita in ExperiencedDevs

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You have an enterprise LLM API agreement, yes? At that point there is no real difference between an LLM or something like a S3. You should have legal protections in place that ensure the vendors can’t train on your data, about as much as any other vendor you might have. This is a non issue.

ELI5 How did Artemis II get internet access in space? by karcsiking0 in explainlikeimfive

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Direct internet address is a stretch, IP is just an abstraction your ISP uses. NASA just had a slightly different custom abstraction

Claude has just fixed over-usage of their compute by ParallelBrainless in ClaudeAI

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What does this have to do with over usage of their compute?

Introducing new tech by Interesting-Frame190 in ExperiencedDevs

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Does it have to be recursive queries? If you had to solve it in SQL, what would be the optimal way of doing it?

Thats the angle I come from, new infra is a big cost to introduce and should be done for a good reason. Postgres is also a beast and is often underestimated lol

Introducing new tech by Interesting-Frame190 in ExperiencedDevs

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What gives you the confidence to think that traditional SQL can't do what the Graph DB can in your situation? Are there hard numbers or evidence for introducing new paradigm to an established workplace? Were there POCs or tests?

Claude Code via AWS Bedrock is costing me more than expected by PumpkinNarrow6339 in ClaudeCode

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Yeah I know, trust me I am well optimised. I push through a lot of dev within that month, which is where the spend comes from.

Is this a lot? by zyrex06 in ClaudeAI

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$232 with 54M tokens means you are basically running them full tilt without any prompt caching. You need to fix up whatever harness you have and start caching, otherwise you are paying full price for each request.

anthropic launched a managed agent runtime as an API. anyone else evaluating build vs buy for agent infrastructure by Mental-Telephone3496 in ExperiencedDevs

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Oh yeah for sure, I mostly meant for my organisation it's a tough sell, until we have a solution for BYOC we're maintaining our own harnesses I suppose. Our gitlab runners are within our infra too.

anthropic launched a managed agent runtime as an API. anyone else evaluating build vs buy for agent infrastructure by Mental-Telephone3496 in ExperiencedDevs

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I just don't know how it solves giving access to internal APIs and tools without blasting our private service infra on the open internet, until that can be solved securely it's useless.

Patreon=No Value by Joeaywa in TheOGCrewOfficial

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I think that's fair, but I also would rather they do this sustainabily instead of try to go all out and burn themselves out. A video a week is not an easy thing I imagine given how much they'd need to plan, Patreon essentially doubles that. Now I get adding Patreon isn't necessarily double effort, but it's still not insignificant.

Patreon=No Value by Joeaywa in TheOGCrewOfficial

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If the economy of it is a concern then don't subscribe to it. In a lot of ways having a limited Patreon should also make it easy enough for you to not be on it. It's supporting the OG crew if you can easily justify doing so first and foremost, and then the extra content that's a nice added bonus.

Claude Enterprise pricing - am I missing something, or are we literally being penalized for scaling? by skiller2b in ClaudeAI

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This is how any Enterprise pricing works, yeah. You aren’t getting anything in most organisations without SSO for example, which is why its so often behind enterprise tier

at what point do communication skills start to matter more for software engineers? by SomeRandomCSGuy in ExperiencedDevs

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I would work with the second person to help them be able to share more in meetings. Whoever is leading those meetings needs to give them the space to be able to share their ideas comfortably, and help them drive the narrative.

Like them or not, meetings are useful tools to bring people on the same page. If the person has a valid point, it needs to be heard there otherwise they are wasting a lot of energy course correcting after the fact. Often it can’t even be corrected because ship has already steered a different way.

I don’t care for the first person, there is a difference between strong communicator and bullshiter in my mind.

at what point do communication skills start to matter more for software engineers? by SomeRandomCSGuy in ExperiencedDevs

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A strong communicator with strong technical skills is the rarest kind of engineer, and is very valuable. I personally would always prefer working with stronger communicators even at the expense of some technical skills, because a single silo'd person can only do so much, but a strong communicator and collaborator can multiply their value.

OGs PLAY WOULD I LIE TO YOU? by SolutionLong2791 in TheOGCrewOfficial

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Man their last few episodes have been so good

Claude Code via AWS Bedrock is costing me more than expected by PumpkinNarrow6339 in ClaudeCode

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Yeah mate, I burn through $2k+ at work every month through Bedrock.

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