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hoppp
11mo ago
Is your code easy to transfer to other environments? The Apple vendor lock-in is not a great place for development if the end product runs on servers, unlike using AMD Gpus which can be found on the backend. Same goes for games because mos
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hoppp
11mo ago
I really think that zig is the way forward and this is great news.
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hoppp
11mo ago
Because js became an everything language that everyone can write and its the only language you ever need. I dislike it also..
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hoppp
11mo ago
It's fine but why is Js a good language for agents? I mean sure its faster than python but wouldn't something that compiles to native be much better?
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hoppp
11mo ago
You can't build on slop because slop is a slippery slope
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hoppp
11mo ago
Using dispatch looks like redux. I guess same paradigm just different layer
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hoppp
11mo ago
I thought chatcontrol was dropped. What happened?
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Zapier just had a supply chain attack
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hoppp
11mo ago
Stock went up because if they can cause a lot of damage without repercussions they must be very valuable.
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hoppp
11mo ago
I think cloudflare has billions worth of incentives to be reliable however they can slip up, it happens and that's why centralization is bad.
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11mo ago
You write so much rust you causally apply unwrap now to everything? Rust compiler is a god of sorts, or at least a law of nature haha Way to comment and go instantly off topic
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11mo ago
Cloudflare is a central point of failure.
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hoppp
11mo ago
Thats a big privacy issue if they strip TLS, does it have a technical reason or they just don't want to offer privacy?
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hoppp
11mo ago
So far only monero solved it, its not an easy problem and xmr is pretty much delisted everywhere now because it works well. Quite funny
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hoppp
11mo ago
It was never a secret, it was a design choice from the start. People don't actually pay attention to what powers the pyramid scheme they participate in?
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hoppp
11mo ago
The majority of people use web browsers to run applications because every website nowadays is a huge blob of js. Maybe what you thinking is a wasm runtime like wasmer.
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11mo ago
Year of linux desktop..I mean console.. . Confirmed?
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11mo ago
Yup. Sounds like its just a PC and not a locked down platform. Its easy for them and convenient for everyone.
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hoppp
11mo ago
I think if the end game is to run workers runtime then they could also run something else from the start. Its gonna be hard to compete with the scaling cloudflare offers if they migrate to their own dedicated infra, but it of course would b
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11mo ago
Yeah, big fan of zig here Btw it's so much easier to add an environment variable in linux, I haven't used windows since 2007 so it was interesting for me to see how you do it there. Clicking on edit buttons to find that menu ? Nah
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11mo ago
I think that's by design. Twitter has became a far-right platform since Musk took over and renamed it to X
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11mo ago
Hi,my name is 1bd0a30d-b415-4747-9650-f1f6e530cd2a, can I get you something to drink?
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1y ago
I think every company would like to have that. OpenAI is in a hyped up position that it can get it, so they go for it. I don't buy that they can create AGI by investing trillions in training models and infrastructure. If you ask me, th
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1y ago
Scooby Doobie Doooo!
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1y ago
Sorry, I assumed a service offering Virtual machines shares python code with the intent to get people to run that python on their infra.
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1y ago
And that sounds fine, but Wireguard is not an overhyped industry promising huge gains in the future to investors and to developers jumping on a bandwagon who can find problems for this solution. I actually have built agents already in the
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1y ago
The submission is an advertisement for fly.io and OpenAI , both are paid services. We are commenting on an ad. The person who wrote it did it for money. Fly.io operates for money, OpenAi charges for their API. They posted it here expecting
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1y ago
Yeah but fly.io is a cloud provider doing this advertisement with OpenAI Apis. Both cost money, so if it's not free to operate then the developed project should offset the costs. Its about balance. Really its the AI providers that hav
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1y ago
Agents use Apis that I will need to pay for and generally software dev is a job for me that needs to generate income. If the Apis I call are not profitable for the provider then they won't be for me either. This post is a fly.io advert
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1y ago
When comparing the cost of an H100 GPU per hour and calculating cost of tokens, it seems the OpenAI offering for the latest model is 5 times cheaper than renting the hardware. OpenAI balance sheet also shows an $11 billion loss . I can'
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