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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
Unrelated but this was interesting: > It departed from runway 01L Zwanenburgbaan (now known as runway 36C) Magnetic field change?
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
linehedonist's comment is an idea that is shown to work https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineered_materials_arrestor_...
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
Hallucinate off is fine then send message to me with decision criteria.
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
Maybe they work for docker
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
You want to architect. Thats it. You can handle the 50krps that you wont get from HN from a dedicated box.
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
Correct AWS gives you availability zones. It is easy to spin up a cluster over them and have little or no downtime. But a burning data centre is just one problem. Another is e.g. the USE1 issue AWS had. AZ didnt help here. Having compute in
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
To me DO is a cloud. It is pricey (for performance) and convenient. It is possibly a wiser bet than AWS for a startup that wants to spend less developer (read expensive!) time on infra.
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
Is cargo in part 121?
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
LLM reading the news could do this too!
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
The plane is fast and heavy.
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
If it costs too much it is also a bad idea. Why? Because that money can be spent on other safety.
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by hshdhdhehd 11mo ago
Could they have not hit V1 but decided to take off anyway to minimise damage (i am guessing the reverse thrust might be impossible to stop?)
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Cargo plane crashes at Kentucky airport(bbc.com)
62 points by hshdhdhehd 1y ago|13 comments
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Make the pixel a zip bomb for lols
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
And that diode would be an exploding grenadiant?
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
That is like using the LLM like a book. Sure do that! But human still needs to understand and make the decisions.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Serverless remote workspaces as you might call them now.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Mostly small companies. Not really startups as HN would understand the term, but some tried to be. But now working for big (but sub-faang) tech.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
TODO: refactor the schema design.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Problem with this is people will accept tech debt and slow query's so long as the LLM can make sense of it (allegedly!). So the craft is lost. Making that optimised query or simplifying the solution space. No one will ask "should
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Email was the killer app I think that showed everyone how damn useful the internet is. Then Hotmail showed how convenient email can be. What is the AI version of that? Maybe code generation. Maybe.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Funny how a car manifold is also a mathematical manifold but the word seems to come from different roots.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Current/voltage chart looks a lot like a RELU.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
From my hobbying decades ago there is also the boring old rectifier to convert AC to a wavy DC.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
MTurk pre-dated their cloud services? wow.
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
"Blood libel"? No I think she was spreading "Blood truths"
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Fun. While there will be no "executable" code that you cant find in the JS, there is potential for comments in code to reveal e.g. employee names (not a big deal) and maybe secrets and possibly profanity! If I were Apple I'd
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
I think a quicker pivot (job wise) would likely be Python web development. They already know Python. Then layer on LLMs when doing that job (with more "runway")
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Surely they measure output not input?
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by hshdhdhehd 1y ago
Or e roller skates in that case

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