LunaSea

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by LunaSea 9mo ago
> Note that they were running psql on ec2 instances, which implies bare metal with SSDs. No, this doesn't imply SSDs. EC2 instances do not have access to SSDs but to EBS volumes which is a much slower distributed network block stora
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by LunaSea 9mo ago
That also explain the performance gains. I don't think that these numbers stand if you compare with a PostgreSQL on a bare metal server with NVMe SSDs attached to it.
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by LunaSea 9mo ago
On Tuesday after having notified your customers on a Monday to give them advanced notification at least one day in advance for example? Come on, this is basic customer care and decency we don't need an LLM to understand this.
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by LunaSea 9mo ago
But why do it on a Saturday, when none of their customers are working?
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by LunaSea 9mo ago
The energy isn't available and that is going to take much longer to build.
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by LunaSea 9mo ago
> Claude Code is basically a full-time "employee" on my (profitable) open source projects, What fulltime employee works for 30 minutes and then stops working for the next 5 hours and 30 minutes like Claude does?
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by LunaSea 9mo ago
> Agents as LLMs calling tools in a loop to perform tasks that can be handled by typing commands into a computer absolutely did. I think that this still isn't true for even very mundane tasks like "read CSV file and translate c
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
> I can agree with that idea, to an extent. If something is near impossible (not saying this is), then it does become not worth it. FATCA law makes this very possible in the US. > How do you tax that? The government can't take on
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Such a complex coding setup to get rate-limited out after only 40 minutes of development.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Your sources are welcome because at the moment it's looking pretty thin. It's pretty clear that Russia torpedoes their own boat to hide their transfer of nuclear to an embargoed country, North Korea. The same North Korea that sent
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Well you started another military operation this morning so this might not be argument you believe it is.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
So? Because he was legitimately elected he can do whatever he wants with no consequences? Multiple lawsuits and inquiries on Trump were stopped when he became president.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Russia never cared about diplomacy and always wanted to regain the ex-USSR territories back. This has been confirmed by various Russian declarations and maps. The diplomatic issues are merely an official stance that is presented to convince
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Could you redo this analysis and explain why China shouldn't fly into Florida and kidnap Trump? After all most of the country wants him out, he's a felon and broke the law countless times since his election. Seems like a win for t
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Well you did when you requested help for Iraq and Afghanistan so ....
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
> Did I miss NATO declaring war on Russia and N. Korea? Russia declares ware with the west every other Monday. North Korea is at war with South Korea which is an allied country and partner. > Or are we OK with the Chinese silently tor
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
You mean the boat Russia itself torpedoed?
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
My move: The EU airforces destroy all Russian siloes, air bases, naval bases and oil / gas infrastructure. Your move.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Because that never worked and won't happen
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
German separation was caused by Russia in the first place.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Russia sold itself to its oligarchs and still does.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
You should look at the percentage of fish that comes from aquaculture and where the food that they are fed comes from.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Living organisms don't metabolise and transform matter in the same way. A chicken eating an insect who ate a plant could produce higher quality feed and thus chicken than if the chicken ate the plant directly.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Only if you're allowed to which is not always the case.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
I think it's very fair because it's a metric of how much effort and money has been invested into the project. Sites with generic stock photos were always a bad sign when dealing with websites in the past as well.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
The fact that the websites pictures are all AI generated isn't exactly a great sign.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Have you seen any difference in email reception rates from Proton?
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Makes sense, thanks
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Is that why it kept it's market share and usage numbers?
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Wouldn't the K shape only affect targeting of affluent users that are desirable to luxury brands?

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