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Done with GitHub Actions Supply Chain Attacks(huijzer.xyz)
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> Perhaps. Or, maybe, "leaning left" by the standards of Zuck et al. is more in alignment with the global population. It's a simpler explanation. Doesn’t explain why roughly half of American voters were not “leaning left”
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> It’s okay to be US-centric actually, doesn’t matter unless you are very serious about monetizing it, and even then being US-centric will work. As a European who on a typical day uses/watched/reads more English than my native
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> If 2024 was when they crossed that threshold, that feels like a huge jump in EV chargers (almost 50%) in a single year. EnbW last year increased their fast chargers by 66% in Germany. They are the biggest fast charger operator now in G
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> Ray Dalio's Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order feels prescient Maybe Dalio is right, but a lot of his data was sketchy [1]. My personal theory is that Dalio somehow benefits from saying nice things about the Chin
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> The lesson is taught early and often. It often sort of baffles me when other people are baffled at how often this happens in science, because it more-or-less always happens. Science proceeds despite this, not because of it. I think we
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This is a great blog! Great points about just running your own fork if needed and testing your own patch in your own system for a while. I would be very happy as a maintainer if someone put in that much effort for a fix.
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I think this “I’m smart, they are dumb” mindset is very unhelpful. My experience when growing up on a farm is that farmers typically aren’t highly educated. But I can tell you they are typically damn smart. I would probably even go as far
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by huijzer 2y ago
> and people decided to reelect him four years later anyway. Underlying to your sentence seems to be the idea that “people” are dumb, which is also a widespread belief in some political circles. I think this idea is very unhelpful. Maybe
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> Unfortunately, we have one party that wants the government to get some stuff done From what I’ve seen in university, Western governments don’t really care about getting anything done. But I don’t know who is responsible exactly. As I s
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Noah Smith also wrote a IMO nice review of the Abundance book [1]. I'm very happy that problems like this are discussed: > This is only one way that Klein and Thompson would have us focus on outputs instead of on inputs. Progressive
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I was just listening to a talk by Stephen Kotkin were he mentioned corruption. He said corruption is not binary. Instead, it's a continuum. The question is how much of the money a public servant spends will actually end up in the desir
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> This attitude is just one of the many factors that led to ... Thanks! Sounds like an interesting read. German manufacturing is in a really tough spot indeed. But, just to have a bit more nuance in the discussion. It's not all hope
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Good question. I think it’s the additional security? From [1]: > Hyperlight is able to create new VMs in one to two milliseconds. While this is still slower than using sandboxed runtimes like V8 or Wasmtime directly, with Hyperlight we c
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> I ended up writing a driver program for my personal project’s CI builds. One job builds the driver program, and then the next job runs the driver program to do the entire build. Yes things like that have been discussed before on HN. Al
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So Google released Gemini 2.5 and one hour later OpenAI comes with this. It’s almost childish at this point.
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> We beat the nazis together If you by "we" mean Britain, the United States, and Russia. And by "we" mean the people living 2 generations earlier, then I agree with your statement. As a side note, people who were 18 i
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by huijzer 2y ago
Since we are on HN here, I can highly recommend open-webui with some OpenAI-compatible provider. I'm running with Deep Infra for more than a year now and am very happy. New models are usually available within one or two days after rele
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I always on purpose avoid macros and comptime as much as possible because they usually make code much harder to reason about and to debug. Also, often macros are hard to refactor. Would you agree with my idea, or would you say I am missing
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This is already a problem for years in AI.
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Yes ElevenLabs is orders of magnitude more expensive than everyone else. Very clever from a business perspective, I think. They are (were?) the best so know that people will pay a premium for that.
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VCs are indeed partly about giant winners offsetting the losers. But according to Taleb, the main part is to convince other people to put money in your fund and get rich from the management fees. So from that perspective, VC is mostly about
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Yes it's indeed an obvious campaign. Against politics in general. From the guidelines: > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon.
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I think the logic is more like “we have to do everything we can to win or we will disappear”. Capitalism is ruthless and the big techs finally have some serious competition, namely: each other as well as new entrants. Like why else can we j
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I always am a bit skeptical of these demos, and indeed I think they didn't put much effort into getting the most out of ElevenLabs. In the demo, they used the Brian voice. For the first example, I can get this in ElevenLabs [1]. Stabil
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Well but that’s the problem. You cannot fully automate this. You have to manually check the diff of each dependency and only accept the dependabot PR if the changes are safe. The only automation that I know of is cargo vet. Although it does
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According to Lars Moravy, the front gigacasting and steer-by-wire were not implemented for the new Model Y due to them having trouble switching the supply chain over [1]. I guess the 800V is for the same reason. Lars said it was much easier
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Hyundai Mobis to Begin Mass Production of Automotive Semiconductors(businesskorea.co.kr)
3 points by huijzer 2y ago|0 comments
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> Inference cost are in free fall. The recent optimizations from DeepSeek means that all the available GPUs could cover a demand of 10k tokens per day from a frontier model for… the entire earth population. There is nowhere this level of
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Yes it’s usually called economies of scale. Classic example is building a big factory with investor money. The big factory can then outcompete competitors due to having bigger scale. Carnegie did this a century ago. Nowadays we see this a l

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