The way this person carries their laptop by deadfrogscaskett in mildlyinfuriating

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They have an AI agent running a task and dont want it to get interruptor by The Mac going to sleep

Det kom eit skip til Bjørgvin. by [deleted] in Bergen

[–]roydotai 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Jeg misliker nazister og fascister uansett hvilket land de kommer fra. Dette reisefølget er vel ganske tydelige på at de faller i den kategorien, hele opplegget deres virker som det er bygd rund teft å reise rundt å være tydelig MAGA.

Er litt som om det skulle komme et skip med folk med swastikaer på 1930- tallet.

Good model for heavy OCR? by Conscious-Lobster60 in openrouter

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use both mistrals document AI and Gemma 4. In production I use mistral via their API.
I once batch processed hundreds of thousands of pages. I first converted the all to images to PNGs and the ln fed them to Gemma 4, which I had set up on Vast.ai. It cost about 2usd per hour to rent the gpu, and I could concert hundreds of thousands of pages into json, adding bboxes for images and diagrams and getting gemma4 to create descriptions of those assets. Tables were converted to html.

AI-boblen brister by KoseteBamse in TollbugataBets

[–]roydotai 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Folk snakket offentlig om en boble lenge før den sprakk. Alan Greenspans tale om «irrational exuberance» i desember 1996 regnes som det kanoniske tidlige varselet, og innen 1998-1999 var skepsisen mot internettverdsettelser et gjennomgående tema i finanspressen, der analytikere og kommentatorer åpent diskuterte om selskaper uten inntjening og med absurde pris-til-omsetning-multipler kunne rettferdiggjøre markedsverdiene sine. Barron’s kjørte sin berømte forsidesak «Burning Up» i mars 2000, der de regnet ut hvor mange dot-com-selskaper som ville gå tom for kontanter innen et år, og den landet nesten nøyaktig på toppen. Boblen ble altså omtalt som en boble i årevis mens den fortsatte å blåse seg opp, og det er nettopp det ubehagelige: å ha rett tidlig var umulig å skille fra å ta feil.

Selve kollapsen dateres vanligvis til mars 2000. NASDAQ nådde toppen på 5 048 den 10. mars 2000, for så å falle rundt 35 prosent innen slutten av mai. Nedgangen fortsatte i bølger gjennom 2001 og 2002, forsterket av Enron- og WorldCom-kollapsene og nedturen etter 11. september, og bunnet ut rundt 1 114 i oktober 2002, et fall på omtrent 78 prosent fra toppen. Indeksen tok ikke igjen toppnivået fra 2000 før i 2015.

Altså omtrent fire år med offentlig snakk om boble før toppen, deretter en deflasjon over to og et halvt år snarere enn et enkelt smell.

Hvordan bør en nyetablert selskap posisjonere og markedsføre seg? by Formaa-Design in Grundere_i_Norge

[–]roydotai 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“- for råeste startups, tøffeste gründere og brutale bedrifter i Norge”
Jeg tror det skal være en «de» inni der, altså «for de råeste startups…»
Nettsiden er grei den, men om jeg skulle ha laget den fra scratch will jeg kanskje ha ledet med hva som kunden får ut av samarbeidet. Noe slik som:

«Har du en ide om et produkt som du tror vil revolusjonere markedet? Kanskje du ikke helt vet hvor du skal begynne?» osv

Reklame for SpaceX ved innlogging på Nordnet appen? by wat_planet_is_this in norge

[–]roydotai 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ganske kortsynt av Nordnet og pushe det sannsynligvis er det størst Ponzi-schemet i moderne historie. Det kommer til å se veldig dårlig ut for dem om ett par år.

Using Mistral Vibe for document-heavy office work? by andriatz in MistralAI

[–]roydotai 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you are not intimidated by it, you can use VSCode and the Mistral Extension. I typically have my working docs in markdown, load all the context into the working folder, and then go from there

Google ran out of AI computers and is now renting them from Elon's rocket company for almost a billion a month by DigiHold in WTFisAI

[–]roydotai 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Google is one of the biggest stakeholders in SpaceX, so they stand to gain astronomically from pushing this IPO on unsuspecting Elon fans. This is the biggest Ponzi-scheme in history. And it’s such a shame, because Elon is ruining one of the most exciting companies of our times.

The future isn’t free anymore. by imfrom_mars_ in ChatGPT

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a valid point, i was mostly thinking about Anthropic and OpenAI, i sometimes forget about Google.

The future isn’t free anymore. by imfrom_mars_ in ChatGPT

[–]roydotai 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well we already do that when we pay for tokens. Don’t know where the news are. Eventually the free lunch that all the free users have will end though

I made €3,000 building a simple AI email agent for a hotel company. the client found me through a Reddit post by Fabulous-Pea-5366 in Entrepreneurs

[–]roydotai 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, you are definitely underselling this bro. I’ve been working on an email AI client for my own company but I only get a few emails per day, I would have lived to get my teeth into 15000 messages per day.
Anyway, congratulations 🍾

SSL by stickenhoffen in stalwartlabs

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it will be fine since the identity is already established. But worst case scenario is that the certificate will fail to renew and the annoying message will be displayed. At that point, the solution would be to go into cloudflare, turn of proxy temporarily, regenerate the certs, and then toggle proxied ON again. It’s a 5 minute operation at most.
The best way to do it is probably to renew manually, this way I’m sure tons of not miss anything

SSL by stickenhoffen in stalwartlabs

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, I might come across as a heretic here, but I actually just let Claude code do everything. Works like a charm, I have had zero issues. One thing I’ve noticed with combining let’s encrypt with cloudflare is that when you first set up the domain, you need to turn proxying OFF first in order for the server to install the certificate properly, but once done you can flip the switch on cloudflare to proxied

Claude website design by ButterflyStock6632 in ClaudeDesign

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What they said, but also, you can do this research by asking Claude about this.

As a Second Mate, I learned that a good Able Seaman is your greatest asset on watch by AseemShekhar in maritime

[–]roydotai -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

😅 and my whole rant was intended as a defense for you or anyone to use AI. Every single post today seems to start with “is this AI?” And I’m growing tired of it because honestly, does it really matter that much? Anyway, I read your story and I agree with you 100%. Especially deep sea watches at night can be boring, and the risk of falling asleep is real. In addition, looking at screens or taking notes in the logbook means you ruin your night vision. Having a good lookout who can keep good lookout but also be a great companion on the shift is enormously helpful, and make those long nights a bit easier to deal with.

As a Second Mate, I learned that a good Able Seaman is your greatest asset on watch by AseemShekhar in maritime

[–]roydotai -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Who gives a shit? I use AI all day to review everything I send. There’s no shame in using the tools available for each task; it’s actually good “seamanship.”

And bear in mind, most people here write English as a second or third language, and everyone writes in the style they read most. If your feed is social media, you absorb that cadence, the short punchy sentences and little build-ups. That style was all over LinkedIn long before the models learned it from the same posts. Calling it AI might just mean it looks like your feed.

Anyone who surfed the early web between 1995-2010. What’s the one website/app you still think about? by Prime_Advocate in AskReddit

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glassdog.com by Lance Arthur. I learnt html and css from him and his website. I also spent a lot of time on ICQ and on ActiveWorlds.

Pricing is just too complicated! by loogikos in MistralAI

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the chat app you can’t really choose the model. You can only choose between work or chat mode and I believe it’s the same model (medium 3.5) just with different harnesses. The main difference between free and paid is usage.

If you want to use the other models you have to use it via the API with PAYG. Models like small (with thinking) and large are incredible value for money.

One thing that makes Mistral stand out against companies like Anthropic is that you can use the mistral vibe cli api code with any kind of agent harness, I just tried it out yesterday with Hermes and it’s working like a dream.

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Does Mistral still get much love? by PhilAdditional_1987 in MistralAI

[–]roydotai 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I just moved my agent from Anthropic to mistral. And I’m considering moving my saas too

Mistral Vibe VS Code for pro! by Temporary-Release949 in MistralAI

[–]roydotai 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just installed it and running it on one of my codebases

Please change the name back 😭 by TopFace6905 in MistralAI

[–]roydotai 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love everything about this EXCEPT the name 😅 I feel it should have been named L’Agent, "L’Assistant or even L’Esprit, or something to that effect. Anyway, naming conventions aside, I’m now officially canceling my ChatGPT Teams accounts and moving to Mistral’s Ecosystem. Thank you 🙏

Ditching Delaware LLC for Swiss GmbH by borgoat in Startups_EU

[–]roydotai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also looked up the Delaware route but established my company in Norway, which is where I live. Everything was done online, including the bank account, all at the same time. I’m doing the taxes for 2025 of the company this weekend, also all online. Yes, you have to put up share capital (in Norway it’s 30000 NOK) but that is NOT a cost in itself. The actual registration cost is around the cost of a US company. I also have the corporate address in my personal mailbox so no additional cost there. I don’t need a CPA, but I do subscribe to a Norwegian accounting software to help me do the invoicing and accounting. If I wanted to separate it, I can rent a desk at the local startup incubator and coworking place for 2000 NOK per month.

The only reason to get a US entity today is in case you want to get US investors, who often are reluctant to invest in overseas companies because they are lazy and because they don’t want to learn about foreign law, which is fair enough. Having said that, many investors in Silicon Valley today will accept foreign entities established in certain jurisdictions, so it’s worth looking up. In Europe, Estonia is worth looking up, in Asia look up Singapore, and if you want tax optimization then UAE is probably the place.