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451.
by blibble 10mo ago
> My order on Tesla doesn't affect your order on Apple not necessarily many exchanges allow orders into one instrument to match on another (very, very common on derivatives exchanges)
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by blibble 10mo ago
why would market data go through the sequenced stream on an exchange? for an exchange: market data is a projection of the order book, an observer that sits on the stream but doesn't contribute to it and client ports have rate limits
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by blibble 10mo ago
and yet... still better than Windows 11
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by blibble 10mo ago
I'd rather use 3.1 with the hot dog scheme vs. windows 11... as long as it has trumpet winsock
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by blibble 10mo ago
they're subordinate to the commons it's really not a problem, they're essentially a reviewing chamber it works quite well
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by blibble 10mo ago
no
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by blibble 10mo ago
> Why is Microsoft supposed to listen? that's the point isn't it? GitHub was a product that was loved by its userbase, because it was built by developers for developers but Microsoft only care about one person, and one person a
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by blibble 10mo ago
because Microsoft are known for listening to their customers? this trivial bug fix took more than a year to be merged: https://github.com/actions/runner/pull/3157 that bug likely ended up costing customers mi
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by blibble 10mo ago
where does the royalty cash come from when the bubble pops?
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by blibble 10mo ago
hey look, it's an AI crawler in isopod form!
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by blibble 10mo ago
> They're already better than you at reciting historical facts. so is a textbook, but no-one argues that's intelligent
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by blibble 10mo ago
it's the standard USian view that their laws apply worldwide
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by blibble 10mo ago
> Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth ... promised that the platform “puts the worlds [sic] most powerful frontier AI models directly into the hands of every American warrior” and will “make our fighting force more lethal than ever before.
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by blibble 10mo ago
does the mlock the stack/heap touched? otherwise can end up in swap
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by blibble 10mo ago
> Agreed. I think a core problem is many developers (on HN) don't realise how "bad" so much human written code is. what do you think "AI" is trained on exactly?
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by blibble 10mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if there isn't some plan to make all of GitHub's backend "legacy" and switch everyone to the dumpster fire that is Azure DevOps and if you thought GitHub Actions was bad...
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by blibble 10mo ago
> it’s suspiciously similar to browser extensions being sold to the data mining / adtech companies. it looks very much like this if it had been handed over to someone with a long-lived github account, who was known in the community
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by blibble 10mo ago
I don't see how nvidia come out of this stronger their huge customers will be able to produce ASICs hat will be faster and cheaper to operate than their GPUs jensen has to be the luckiest man in the world, first crypto, now "AI&qu
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by blibble 10mo ago
you might be right if it was american employees germans have been quite riled up by US escapades
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by blibble 10mo ago
not being able to be coerced by the US regime is a huge strategic requirement that no amout of lobbying by microsoft will be able to overcome
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by blibble 10mo ago
Google just need to give the US regime a solid gold award for what? unimportant
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by blibble 10mo ago
amateur level stuff again
473.
by blibble 10mo ago
it can't really be that small, can it? that's maybe half a rack of load
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by blibble 10mo ago
> Why is this, I wonder? because that's Microsoft's business model their products are just just good enough to allow them to put a checkbox in a feature table to allow it to be sold to someone who will then never have to use it
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by blibble 10mo ago
yes I copied FTL, and Into The Breach out of my steam directory to another machine and they work fine
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by blibble 10mo ago
this would be basically what they did with steam
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by blibble 10mo ago
did you try asking at the reception desk?
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by blibble 10mo ago
> that the API costs are profit making if considered in isolation. no, they are currently losing money on inference too
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by blibble 10mo ago
I agree with "easy access to trading for everyone, without institutional or national barriers" how on earth does bitcoin have anything to do with borrowing or derivatives? in a way that wouldn't also work for beanie babies
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by blibble 10mo ago
> The last few years has revealed the extent to which HN is packed with middle-aged, conservative engineers who are letting their fear and anxiety drive their engineering decisions. so, people with experience?

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