Onavo

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   by Onavo 2mo ago

   The colo pricing is a fraction of a fraction of what AWS is charging. There's a reason that piracy video and file hosting sites can survive on just ads alone. If you try building something like YouTube on AWS you will go bankrupt in tw
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   by Onavo 2mo ago

   I think every major email hosting provider (that's not a dumb IMAP only platform) has some variant of this.
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   by Onavo 2mo ago

   Considering how ridiculously verbose their library is compared to React/Vue it's a good thing we have LLMs to deal with the boilerplate now.
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   by Onavo 2mo ago

   I think the biggest issue is that cloud providers turned something that's a cheap commodity (bandwidth) into something that needs to be nickel and dimed. There's a reason AWS is Amazon's most profitable division and it's
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   by Onavo 2mo ago

   It being vibe coded aside, does it support screenshots? I noticed the daemon mode has a lot of weird limitations too like not being able to return html.
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   by Onavo 3mo ago

   Also you don't need anything fancy when washing them, their surface is just glass.
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   by Onavo 3mo ago

   Can it handle EVs safely? The bottom battery often causes...issues if you don't have a lifting puck to spread the weight.
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   by Onavo 3mo ago

   Also it would be nice to support browser cookies and flows too.
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   by Onavo 3mo ago

   But your average Cessna lawnmower engine is perfectly startable without computer assistance.
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    The challenge is all legal. Every single AI shops is training on pirated data corpuses and grey area scraped data so obviously not a single company is willing to reveal their data.
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    Well, the snobby pure maths folks look down on applied engineering math ;)
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    > Lysing action of the (1,2)b-carotene receptive encephalopathy pathway High school biology is enough to get a vague idea of this though.
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    The other countries don't have cheap capital, cheap infra, or scale. The talent is not the bottleneck. Look at how many SV companies are helmed by Indian executives. If the Europeans cared an iota about AI progress, Huggingface wouldn&
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    Must make building backpropation algorithms really easy.
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    Material Design engineers furiously prompting Gemini to copy it
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    Will ChatGPT dream of Bloom's 2 Sigma problem? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom%27s_2_sigma_problem
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    This behavior is actually specific to ChatGPT because they lost a music copyright lawsuit in Germany. They would refuse to output music lyrics too but they would happily do analysis on lyrics if you supply them. I suspect there might be a
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    And presumably a bunch of employees left and no longer has access to it.
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    But I bet the landing page was made with AI assistance.
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    I agree, it's the old academia play. When they can't innovate on the model work, they make a lot of noise about AI safety, gatekeeping, humanity extinction etc.
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    In your previous thread the solution was either WAL2 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40688336
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    Sigstore?
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    Does it support pointer arithmetic?
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    How nano are we talking about here? A single transformer head and a few dense layers?
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    Rust-powered API framework for Django(github.com)

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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    > Alongside the original snapshots, we’ve included a few AI-powered modernization attempts that demonstrate what’s possible—getting this 1990s-era C++ and MFC code building with current Visual Studio tools, connecting to modern IRC serve
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    I disagree with the approach. It's a good approach for limited domain problems, but not for general purpose. Take something like this where you will need to be able to refer to wikis and research and ask questions on Reddit and Discord
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    Microsoft can probably scale Minecraft up to support infinitely large sized worlds if they want to. Minecraft lazy loads the world in chunks so you there's no real limitation (aside from machine digit sizes)
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    I think what OP means is that the "minimum viable product" for a daily use LLM is probably somewhere around e.g. GPT 4o's level of intelligence (YMMV). Below a certain threshold, you are better off using specialized machine l
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    by Onavo 3mo ago

    I wish there are easy ways to figure out the maximum current and wattage supported by a cable. So many cables don't label themselves except on the box!