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by cuuupid 7mo ago
Well deserved for the drizzle team but difficult to imagine a world where they don’t prioritize Planetscale-specific work.
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by cuuupid 9mo ago
The first time I met Tavus, their engineers (incl Brian!) were perfectly willing to sit down and build their own better Infiniband to get more juice out of H100s. There is pretty much nobody working on latency and realtime at the level they
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by cuuupid 9mo ago
Incredible to see so many comments claiming this is propaganda and claiming there are no such maps of the US, when a simple google search results in dozens of hits for such maps. It is impossible to walk around in any major US city without
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by cuuupid 11mo ago
I don't agree with the logic that "something is hard/can't be done right now" is equivalent to "this is a terrible idea and won't work." There are dozens of companies solving each problem outlined her
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by cuuupid 11mo ago
57 points with no comments in less than an hour on a political article from April that’s not even top 10 on front page
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by cuuupid 11mo ago
This again seems like something trivially automated (and is in other developed countries outside the EU like the US, JP, CN, etc). Why is nobody tackling this in the UK? Sure it would have been better to do it before the referendum but it s
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by cuuupid 11mo ago
Not to just say “skill issue” but… isn’t this just a skill issue? The main negative impact seems to be trade but the UK already has free trade agreements post-Brexit with the EU. Most of the remaining differences in hurdles are paperwork, w
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by cuuupid 11mo ago
YMMV, my experience with DeepWiki is that it’s decent but the DX of the documentation is horrible and the diagrams are often just incorrect. Worth mentioning this is a Cognition / Devin on-ramp and has been posted on HN a few times in
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VibeSDK: Open-source vibe coding platform(github.com)
3 points by cuuupid 1y ago|0 comments
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by cuuupid 1y ago
I predict the tech reaction will be underwhelmed/disappointed and the wall street reaction will be panic selling NVDA
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by cuuupid 1y ago
No American citizens’ rights have been taken away or can be taken away by a President. We have whistleblowers and leakers from the administration itself on a literal weekly basis, our own Department of State actively funds Signal and Tor, o
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Yes but they don’t hide that behind ideological nonsense, they own up to it. They’re a good faith actor with a high price tag
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Cloudflare is the last party that should be running this for two reasons. 1. THey have already proven to be a bad faith actor with their "DDoS protection." 2. This is pretty much the typical Cloudflare HN playbook. They release so
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by cuuupid 1y ago
We will definitely see but it's still a theory at this point, and one that has not played out the other way in the past with a reduction on corporate tax _across the board_ > Fixed prices are a bet on TACO Having been part of some o
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Automation is not replacing sweatshops, they've just made the sweatshop workers more productive (economically) while requiring them to be less productive (in activity). So all that's happened is an exponential increase in the outp
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Everyone has been repeating this for months but inflation remains relatively normal so prices are not rising. Maybe it's a delayed effect that we won't see until later in the year, but at this point it is a theory and far from a f
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by cuuupid 1y ago
I’ve been using this via Replicate for a while and it’s honestly amazing while being way cheaper. China is definitely leading on open source
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by cuuupid 1y ago
The silent victory here is this seems like it is being built to be faster and cheaper than o3 while presenting a reasonable jump, which is an important jump in scaling law On the other hand if it's just getting bigger and slower it&#x2
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by cuuupid 1y ago
These are honestly pretty disappointing :/ this quality was possible with Claude Code months ago
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by cuuupid 1y ago
What will you buy instead? The point is that the dollar is strong not purely because the American economy has been (and continues to be) the largest on the planet, but also because it is not currently possible to topple the US since its glo
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by cuuupid 1y ago
The average 2br rent for the last 2 years was $4,536 The average for the last month is is $5,738 This is a 25%+ increase, let's say around 10% of that can be accounted for via seasonal increases. The almost certain incoming mayor has p
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Yes, naturally I trust my own elected government, or possible relatives/family, far more than I trust a foreign adversary
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Anecdata but Kiro is much, much, much, much easier to put through corporate procurement compared to its peers. I'm talking days vs months. This is not because it is better and I've seen no inclination that it would somehow be more
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by cuuupid 1y ago
No one in the chain of comments you are replying to has mentioned anything about Google, and on HackerNews you will find the majority sentiment is against spying in all forms - especially by Google, Meta, etc. Even if we interact with your
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by cuuupid 1y ago
I mean exactly what I said, the NSA cannot do anything with SIGINT except collect it. This is not “due” to anything, it is an explicit constraint. If one state’s borders were controlled by another’s, its operations reliant on another’s, and
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Until 2004 directly via DCI, since then via embedding officers in leadership across the rest of the IC. Today, NSA SIGINT still flows directly to the CIA. They are also the only agency without an independent mission, and must rely on the CI
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by cuuupid 1y ago
On paper sure, but ODNI & CIA are interchangeable highside. The NRO is spun off the CIA, NSA’s network sits in a network gated by the CIA, and everything under DIA is overseen by the NSC which is “advised” by the CIA. They also control
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Many would argue there are 2-3 agencies that fit this description but the most famous and clear cut is the NRO: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Reconnaissance_Offi...
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by cuuupid 1y ago
(Archive: https://archive.is/6k1FH ) Author does not fully address that the CIA effectively funds and directs the rest of the IC. They gate all infrastructure - from networks to satellites to drones. When Congress tried to l
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by cuuupid 1y ago
Sounds very nice but doesn't seem to support Node v22 :/ ``` Error [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module /Users/cupid/.bun/install/global/node_modules/yargs/index.mjs not supported. ```

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