exabrial

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Tell HN: Claudi.ai Is Down
2 points by exabrial 9mo ago|1 comments
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by exabrial 9mo ago
There's a ton of Claude spam on HN ramping up at the end of 2025 and into the new year. There's a huge push by them to be seen as the LLM for techies. Won't be surprised to see a future marketing campaign about "chatgpt
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Of course, I'm sure a temporary one might be useful once a decade or century. My point is this exactly mirrors the situation in health insurance, university degree prices, and many other industries we permanent subsidize. Companies cre
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by exabrial 9mo ago
It's about controls. Being self sufficient is the greatest threat to a authoritarian government, which mirrors the states attempting to pass such legislation.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Oddly enough the way to help is to removing the subsidies. Exploiting famers, using them as a middleman to the American taxpayer, is extremely lucrative.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Why is anyone using Verizon?
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by exabrial 9mo ago
> we need higher taxes I'm against putting any more money in 1%-ers pockets. None of your tax money does anything except... make the "rich&old" more rich.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
I don't think it'll crash. The US Federal Government will throw money at anything right now.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
The US keeps voting to raise its debt cieling. Theres not end in sight to endless taxation by both parties. Nobody is reducing spending and delivery continues to go down.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
> Users who feel their computers are too secure can install the Singularity kernel module in order to allow remote code execution, disable security features, and hide files and processes from normal administrative tools. Hah
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Is there anything in 8.0.x/8.4.x line that isn't present in MariaDb latest?
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by exabrial 9mo ago
One does not need to stop because "its not open source", one needs to switch because its no longer actively being developed.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
> Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Finland would face the tariff and that it would climb to 25% on June 1 if a deal is not in place for “the Complete and Total purchase of Greenland” by t
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by exabrial 9mo ago
It’s too bad solar degrades over time. I think it’d be more of a no-brainer if we could actually manufacture it at scale domestically without it losing its efficiency over a 15 year period.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
This is a criticism of the news. tl;dr: The entire article has 0 pictures of his boat or any screenshots of correlated footage. Family suspect he was in the area otherwise.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
There was a mcgyver episode about this.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
I'll place my bet now about PFAs.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
This is incredible. No "command line tools" to install. No absurd over-complicated web APIs.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Hopefully this makes them think twice about I dunno, putting chips into cables.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
It's societal. I don't really have a way I can translate it for someone raised in the Western culture. Counter example: While westerners would look at 996 with confusion, Chinese would look at Western "intellectual property&q
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by exabrial 9mo ago
I swear, Telsa makes cars for gamers. If you're not in this demographic, it's not for you. Ford, GM, everyone needs to stop emulating Tesla. Practical people do not want this. Unfortunately other automakers see this as the pinnacl
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Former Alibaba employee for a season of my life. I have to be careful with my next sentences because on the internet because it's easy for people to read things in a vacuum and interpret in the worse possible way, so don't do that
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by exabrial 9mo ago
I really wish fully modal apps took off.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Thats what I was thinking, portable magnetron
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by exabrial 9mo ago
Laughably, neither can wind in fact, and there’s still plenty of open question on if wind is even net positive at all. The only reason tech like that spears to work is because of partial investment. Unfortunately wind comes at tremendous co
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by exabrial 9mo ago
That’s power that could have been used to shut off coal plants. Instead now you’ve extended their lives.
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by exabrial 9mo ago
The biggest setback is all of these companies lecturing us about being green, then sucking down power for cryptocurrency, and now LLMs. In my mind, the only viable way out is the power density of nuclear. Datacenter should not be ordered by
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by exabrial 10mo ago
We need a third alternative, based on freedom with your device. No root access, remote control by apple and google, all wrong.
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by exabrial 10mo ago
Once again, partisan politics is holding back progress. Annoys me as a centrist. Democrats should avoid policies that promote central control and increases in national level regulations. They should specifically avoid subsidies and encourag
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by exabrial 10mo ago
Your example proves otherwise: 5,000 seats x $200 price = $1,000,000 cash realized, right now, no debt financing needed for funding development, regardless if said dev shop leaves you. 5,000 seats x $4 = $20,000 month. That kinda pays the s

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