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by csomar 1y ago
> When you are outsourcing assembly you are actually sending quite a lot of the knowledge and know how that went into the high value act of designing a thing. I don't think so. Employees on the chain line are not going to become lit
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by csomar 1y ago
> For a lot of stuff it mutated into designed in China, assembled in China. What am saying is that this is not happening because shit got assembled in China but because of internal issues in the West. Bringing assembly back is going to m
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by csomar 1y ago
Japan has always been an industrious, populous and quite productive country even back then (before the colonial era). It tops rankings on historical GDP. I agree to a certain degree about the UK, but even in this era of Japanese depression,
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by csomar 1y ago
The US (and maybe the EU) are currently in the process of destroying their knowledge-based economy in the pursuit of dust manufacturing. The reason China is willing to negotiating with the US or the EU is because of massive leverages these
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by csomar 1y ago
https://codeinput.com Working on better code ownership functionalities and wasm/worker CI/CD workflows.
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by csomar 1y ago
This must be labeled NSFW.
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by csomar 1y ago
> he really does get things done Really? Most of the stuff he promised never materialized. Elon's genius is that he learned where the money comes from. Both Tesla and Space X where financed by gov. money. That's why he supporte
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by csomar 1y ago
He is selling updates. You pay once for 1.x. That's a fine and okay business model that has been functioning for very long.
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by csomar 1y ago
Can you give examples of good webview apps on iOS?
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> My guess is search's days are numbered and companies are "pivoting" away to other projects Pretty much. Most (all?) search engines have basically stopped indexing the web. If you create content that doesn't make it
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by csomar 1y ago
GLM-4.6 is on par with Sonnet 4.5. Sometimes it is better, sometimes it is worse. Give it a shot. It's the only model that made me (almost) ditch Claude. The only problem is, Claude Code is still the best agentic program in town and se
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by csomar 1y ago
Just because they generate tons of profit doesn’t mean they are not vulnerable. Tiktok has shown that their position is not as solid like some here tend to believe.
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by csomar 1y ago
That's just one dimension to telemetry. For my use case, for example, I need distributed tracing; which is a fancy word for correlated logs.
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by csomar 1y ago
It's more than a couple. The fundamental issue is not the bugs themselves (these are expected) but that, from my perspective, otel is at odds with the observability business because these actors have little interest to contribute back
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You still have to do that work yourself. I am using honeycomb (the free tier) but their pricing makes little sense. Their margins must be something like x100.
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What the author doesn't realize is that OpenTelemetry has fundamental problems. I experienced this firsthand two years ago working with Otel in Rust, and just today I spent an entire afternoon debugging what turned out to be an otel pa
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by csomar 1y ago
Datacenters have very little side-effects. The whole environmental "costs" are overblown. They consume little space and water when compared to agriculture and you don't need to have them in the city center. They can exist in
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by csomar 1y ago
There isn't really much you can do about that. They'll find your customers one way or another (ie: GitHub stars, your packages, issues, etc.) Don't worry about it and just focus on serving the customers you have.
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by csomar 1y ago
I thought the whole point of not going digital is to save on all this screens and software crap.
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That's essentially what MoE is.
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Jewish or not Jewish, receptivity was always joint about circumstances and interest. Based on that, refugees or people in special circumstances will be either accepted or rejected. Also, any group of entities can get into these special
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by csomar 1y ago
He also bailed out Wall St.
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by csomar 1y ago
My opinion is that there will be no "AGI" any time soon. The recent model have shown two things: 1. a hard plateau where gains in one surface leads to losses in another and 2. what we have is cool and useful but extremely far
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by csomar 1y ago
The solution is to "free" the perimeter of takeoff/landing. Bonus: People don't have to chose to work/live in these noisy areas. I understand some areas have challenges to come up with space but the US has tons of s
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I think they changed it in the UN or something. Theoretically their name never changed as most of their neighbors always called them Turkia.
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by csomar 1y ago
I agree with R2 but KV is un-realiable. I said DNS but I meant CDN which R2 kind of falls into. Cloudflare is good in moving lots of data but most of their other products are not polished . It doesn't mean that they are not exceptio
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You can only realize the tax if the stock owners sell the stock (vs. giving them a dividend which triggers the tax on payment). It is more of a tax delay but since many people who bought these stocks have more money than they need, they no
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by csomar 1y ago
The dude is far from being behind Binance. He is behind many of the largest exchanges (ie: ByBit, Okx, Coinex, etc.). Maybe dozens (hundreds?) of them. If you used any of these exchanges, you'll notice they have roughly the same layout
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That really sums up the cloudflare experience and this is from someone heavily invested in their workers platform. They have lots of products and keep pumping more but except for DNS, most of them are half assed with weak maintenance/s
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Venezuela exports most of its oil to China. Taking control of Venezuela strengthen the US energy system and remove one important supplier for China.

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