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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
It’s easy to say things like this but also incredibly difficult to know if you’ll introduce subtle bugs or incompatibilities between services. It’s an example of people following the microservices pattern and then being given additional ris
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
You can see this type of thinking in the absolute certainty that the YC interview process finds every billion dollar company that apply. I’m unconvinced and think a lot of the people who joined those early batches and made so many great com
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
"Big Elixir" must be paying people to misunderstand Gleam today eh ;-)
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
eGPU with an Apple accelerator with a bunch or RAM and GPU cores could be really interesting honestly. I’m pretty sure they are capable of designing something very competitive especially in terms of performance per watt.
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
There should be a legal right to a clear explanation and a mechanism of appealing these decisions with an external organisation. I think it’s unreasonable to expect that they should be able to delete users this casually with everything that
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
Qwen seem to be deliberately confusing about if they are releasing models open weight or not. I think largely not any more and you can go on quite a wild goose chase looking for different things that are implied they are released but are ac
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
Haha, you could hear how it’s mind thinks, maybe by putting a lot of reverb on the thinking tokens or some other effect…
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
It’s probably because of bureaucracy at Goldman - know your customer checks are pretty cheap and there’s APIs that can do it.
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
As far as I am aware even China hasn't mass produced commercial jet engines yet so the idea that Boom have one that works and can be mass produced seems highly unlikely. We'll see though I would be interested in London to New York
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
They could be selling shovels and be making a killing
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
It’s also quite common to base62 the UUID value so in this case “31prI2bsccbXJB7cvbtV9”
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
Is this really Gemini because it shows a great deal of understanding in terms of time applied to common current headlines that you could argue it is satire. I’m not sure I believed AI could do this…
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
You can just add the your preferences “Don’t be sycophantic” “be concise” etc.
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
Very interesting breakdown from Medlife crisis discussing this: https://youtu.be/BJ9soFmzYO8
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
Honestly, I’m extremely well informed but I’m not sure if tariffs are good or bad, sure the implementation by Trump is totally mental but equally there’s all sorts of tariff and non-tariff barriers other countries have erected including cur
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
Just a reminder that every dependency you rely on, both inside your codebase and external services, has a price.
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by andy_ppp 10mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC06Z6lCB_Q
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
This is because it’s still majority owned by the original founder(s).
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
You’re often not even allowed to build things that aren’t in keeping with the area even if nobody can see the bits of the property. It’s mostly about stopping people nearby having a nicer house than you. You could easily build plenty of hig
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
Doesn’t the electricity move through the national grid fairly well? I don’t don’t disagree though, data centres in the north where there’s more space seems sensible.
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
I wonder if there's anything that can help blind people to navigate the world more easily - I guess in the future AR Glasses won't just be for the sighted but allow people without vision to be helped considerably. It really is bot
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
I really want to be quite harsh, but instead I’ll try to constructively explain it; if you spend time, resources, focus and money on making your product worse like Apple are and actively not make your AI assistant better for 15 years then t
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
My theory that Apple are becoming Yahoo! keeps being proven true honestly. They have some massive advantages to build really incredible AI tools, infrastructure and hardware but they refuse to take it because they are fascinated by pointles
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
Yeah they will just ruthlessly hire all the TSMC people they already have relationships with.
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
I think the costs in the contract when Intel don’t deliver the volume and yields will effectively mean Apple ends up owning the remains of the company.
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
I really hope someone can come up with fast local inference hardware good enough to stop using cloud providers.
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
Chill out everyone, all we will need to do is ask the AGI how to make money on the investment! 1. Make AGI 2. ??? 3. Infinite profit!
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
So is the translation endless scaling has stopped being as effective?
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
Xiami have designed a 3nm chip, however I am not convinced SMIC have a process for them to build the chip at any scale yet. Let's see - eventually China will obviously have a process comparable to TSMC but I think currently they are at
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by andy_ppp 11mo ago
A mandatory ID system is not the same as a unified system for all government data which is the suggested real plan

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