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by dmix 7mo ago
Every SaaS company has to deal with resource whales Either they pay up or get off
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by dmix 7mo ago
Pretty sure this is old news being repackaged
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by dmix 7mo ago
I noticed they call it FSD (Supervised) on their site now https://www.tesla.com/en_ca/fsd/safety probably to differentiate from their limited testing of Robotaxis in Austin https://robotaxitracker.com&
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by dmix 7mo ago
So according to the article, it had 48k extra cars during a quarter in 2024 and now the new record of 50k in Q1 2026, after they sold 358,023 out of 408,386.
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by dmix 7mo ago
You must not have read about all the hype Iran had before the war and before 2024 especially. The US airforce/navy has performed extremely well. In Desert Storm they lost far, far more aircraft and that only lasted 1.5 months (Iran is
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by dmix 7mo ago
US also has A-10s doing gun runs in Iraq too. It makes sense the US is more willing to take risks 1-month into the war given how effective they've been and for Iran to also adapt their manpad teams after they probably failed a ton of t
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by dmix 7mo ago
That matches what I'm curious about. Where an LLM is doing the bulk of information discovery and tool calling directly. Most simpler RAGs have an LLM on the frontend mostly just doing simpler query clean up, subqueries and taxonomy, th
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by dmix 7mo ago
This puts a lot of LLM in front of the information discovery. That would require far more sophisticated prompting and guardrails. I'd be curious to see how people architect an LLM->document approach with tool calling, rather than RA
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by dmix 7mo ago
how did Cursor shove agents down your throat? Even in this new version it's basically just VSCode with an optional agent sidebar
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Having lots of cheap energy is always boosts industry and reduces cost of living for everyone. The way China accomplished that was by investing heavily in every sort of energy and building large scale infrastructure, instead of adding roadb
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by dmix 7mo ago
It's pretty normal for planes to go down in a war. They've flown 5000+ sorties, it's a pretty huge accomplishment this is the first one lost over Iran. Especially considering all of the last decade's speculation about ho
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by dmix 7mo ago
18yrs here and fully agree, but it's against the rules to discuss it :) > Please don't post comments saying that HN is turning into Reddit. also has these rules though which is a nice reminder > Be kind. Don't be snark
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The Pax thing generally covers economic, military, and cultural dominance in a hegemonic way (the "peace" part is very relative, especially if you consider Britannica and Romana times). China might compete on some of those but sti
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by dmix 7mo ago
No it's not very good. But when you run out of Claude tokens it's perfectly fine for small stuff. Cursor's inline autocomplete is very good though, much better than anything I could reproduce in Zed with various 3rd party &qu
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by dmix 7mo ago
I tried that for a couple weeks and it's no where near as well integrated as Cursor. I hope they get there though because I like Zed. Zed plus Claude feels more like using isolated browser extensions instead of something part of the br
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by dmix 7mo ago
It's good to try Claude Code just so you focus on skills, agents, and CLAUDE.md Then when you go back to Cursor it will still support all of those things in the settings. Using Cursor you tend to not think about those as much since Cur
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by dmix 7mo ago
That's true, most of these comments are just drive by pessimism by people who just skim headlines and don't really care to deeply understand the topics being discussed.
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by dmix 7mo ago
That plus the legal risk is too high, which gets added to the math of making copyright deals + computing, and they decided it didn't make sense at the moment. Even Grok is clamping down on the video side. Can't beat bad economics
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by dmix 7mo ago
When the US stops being the main topic on the internet then you'll know it's over. As it stands everyone is still fully obsessed with America. Their cultural dominance is far from over.
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by dmix 7mo ago
SpaceX also has Starlink which helps provide live video feeds on the ships and also higher bandwidth for telemetry. https://www.spacevoyaging.com/news/2024/02/08/now-we-know-ho...
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by dmix 7mo ago
The main critique of the handling of heat shields also happened at NASA in 2022-2024 and the project continued on. Artemis is largely a product of congress.
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by dmix 7mo ago
It's much more popular to be doomer and a critic on the internet. Virtue signalling etc.
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Plus many of these articles seem maximized to attract attention on social media, which is its own machine. Posting your most provocative and strong opinions in reaction to the latest controversy-of-the-week is what fuels the internet and cu
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by dmix 7mo ago
Still a huge amount of revenue for any company. Those $20/month fees are going to triple in a couple yrs. But the VCs expect much much more.
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Capitalism is always underpinned by a strong legal system which is why most criticism is about constraining growth in legislation, not killing off interference outright. Copyright law is a good example of a law that made sense in it's
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by dmix 7mo ago
Technically state-capitalism since it's an industry created as a result of congress regulating commerce with aggressive IP laws (aka rent-seeking)
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As opposed to the rent-seeking copyright industry where 1% goes to the original creators if you're lucky.
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As soon as I see that anime bot thing which this website is using I close the tab. More annoying than Cloudflare.
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You have to be very very careful with this stuff. These SaaS companies have tons of paying customers giving them thousands of dollars a month. If customers mess up with an officially supported MCP and delete their assets or break implementa
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by dmix 7mo ago
I ask the same question about why Canada sends most of it's oil to the US to be refined. The answer is usually the government doesn't allow it and/or no one wants to take a private capital risk in the economic environment.

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