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by bdelmas 2y ago
You know what's sad? Every Western company has been using this technique for a long time...
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by bdelmas 2y ago
I agree that they are meant for slightly different types of missions. In practice they are not as different as other planes like the F-22 or other stealth planes. But for its design I think you should check out the video because it’s not ju
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by bdelmas 2y ago
Just 2 points missing. 1. The sale of planes like the F-35 is not just about the plane. It’s about the ability to be a nation with nuclear power by “renting” the US nuclear missile it can launch. People bought it mainly for that. The pilot
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by bdelmas 2y ago
Can people just think instead of regurgitating what they hear? To your definition Churchill was a dictator too, right? Or somehow he wasn't? A war is happening, and how can people think they can just hold a nicely done election... Ukra
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by bdelmas 2y ago
Kinda off topic. How is Red Hat doing after being acquired? (Serious question)
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by bdelmas 2y ago
I would also say: you are not a senior engineer until you’ve worked on a repo with the next kool aid tech where the repo’s owners left the company.
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by bdelmas 2y ago
Is there really no speed difference between the 2? I can’t find any benchmarks and it’s quite a claim.
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by bdelmas 2y ago
Exactly. People only look at success. The question is to fully see (and boringly like the parent post was talking about) what are the rewards and the risks to decide if it is worth it or not. What if it made the company tanked financially (
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by bdelmas 2y ago
Is it? What if instead it was another “We did a full rewrite and it was a mistake. Here is why” type of postmortem?
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by bdelmas 2y ago
We need a "Ask GameDev" like on HN
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I agree but in the short/medium term, I think it will slow down because companies now will prefer to invest in research to optimize (training) costs rather than those very expensive GPUs. Only when the scientific community will reach t
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by bdelmas 2y ago
The crash of NVIDIA is not about the moat of OpenAI. But because DeepSeek was able to cut training costs from billions to millions (and with even better performance). This means cheaper training but it also proves that OpenAI was not at the