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by hvb2 6mo ago
Take the lead couldn't be more different than act by themselves. Take the lead, yes they should be able to as that's the job pretty much. Act by themselves, sure they can make decisions in small cases. But on big things you hear e
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by hvb2 6mo ago
One time use of refresh tokens is really common? Where each refresh will get you a new access token AND a new refresh token? That's standard in oidc I believe
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Sure, and the reason he is is because he DOES check stuff like this before sending it out. Top leaders excel because they assemble a team around them they trust. You can't do everything yourself, you need to delegate. And having people
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by hvb2 6mo ago
The link at the top of the page it to vercel acknowledging it...
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Sure but they're not adding the battery equivalent needed for 24/7 operation. So if the demand can be when the sun shines, this will work, otherwise it won't
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by hvb2 6mo ago
The timelines on adding power generation are not at all compatible with the demand uptick AI is generating. You can have all the money you want, if you want a gW of power added tomorrow, it won't happen.
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Or simply by the fact that increasing production takes time? Any power plant takes years to build? Years, is like a lifetime for AI at this point...
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> I mean, who the hell wants to be 10X more productive without a commensurate 10X compensation increase? You're just giving away that value to your employer. Those are productivity increases that got our standard of living to where
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by hvb2 6mo ago
I think you missed the point. Being responsible for a vibe coded product means also being able to support it and handle outages etcetera. So, no, hosting LLM output is not the same as being responsible
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Except that in many cases there's people living downstream doing agriculture using that water for irrigation. There's just this tiny dispute about that in the nile delta between Egypt and Ethiopia https://en.wikipedia.o
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by hvb2 6mo ago
The word CAN is doing a lot of heavy lifting there. Let's not pretend like the track record of energy production is free of externalities. We CAN also produce almost all of our plastics from recycled ones. We don't, because those
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> She's talking about more than 30 million voters there. She's actively rejecting them, and criticising Trump for engaging with them. Ok, but let's say there are 5M xenophobic people. What's your proposed solution for
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Plenty of people will use those pans and Overheat them, which means the stuff gets into the air. Many many pet birds have died of this only because they're more susceptible Use the wrong material in them meaning the start to scratch th
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> if people don't care about PFAS in their tap water People don't? Sounds to me like they need to look at history a bit more. To me, this looks very much like some of the other magical materials... Lead in gasoline, asbestos as
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> If we turn our back on the voting population you have to accept that someone else who reaches out to them gets their vote. So you need to start spreading fairy tales too? A bunch of those votes are from people that don't like what
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by hvb2 6mo ago
That has a capacity of 7M barrels a day, so not an alternative. It'll lessen the blow a tiny bit but that's all it does
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Just saying, but this is not really fair. It's not like you use that 2TB. So you shouldn't compare it to a 2TB bucket. Most of these plans have limits to prevent abuse but they're well beyond the 'I need to care' le
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> Iran has already kidnapped a US civilian (a reporter, Shelly Kittleson) and are holding her hostage. Expect there to be a lot of operatives of the US in Iran. Not to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but it wouldn't be the first
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by hvb2 6mo ago
If you mean what they started in the 90s? That's not what this is about. The conversation was about not being able to rightsize today. Germany did jumpstart their market successfully but that was in a wildly different time. Want to tal
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> Scale that mindset problem up to a national grid and I imagine the challenge is the same. Except that we have raw data there? The only question is how fast it grows, but since we're transitioning that's mostly a question of h
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Interesting, didn't know that existed... I would've still put it in the submission itself but that makes sense
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by hvb2 6mo ago
I mean, sure but I think it would be helpful to explain a couple of things. How it was decided which vendor is an alternative, what were the criteria etc How can this be kept up to date? Can I submit missing data, if so how? This isn't
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Is this just to plug the site? What's unique about this, there's quite a few others already?
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by hvb2 6mo ago
And who would be buying this from them? Let's say you're anthropic, would you give money to your competitor? I'll also add that Google is already a player in that space so more likely to easily sell it off.
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by hvb2 6mo ago
But if Gemini doesn't end up using the compute because of whatever reason, Google has other ways to monetize that compute. OpenAI doesn't? So the same money spent by OpenAI and Google doesn't carry nearly the same amount of r
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by hvb2 6mo ago
The goal is not to cover everything, the goal is to cover 90% of the use cases. For C#, I think they achieved that.
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by hvb2 6mo ago
If you're developing for the web your attack surface is quite a bit bigger. Your proposed solution of copying a few files might work but how do you keep track of updates? You might be vulnerable to a published exploit fixed a few month
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by hvb2 6mo ago
By having a much higher launch cadence and then analyzing the flight hardware afterwards. Also, they don't have anything human rated going beyond LEO. Coming back from the moon means you're going significantly faster and thus need
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by hvb2 6mo ago
Are you actually using this? Their status page seems to indicate that their main service is unhealthy for the past 6 days? https://status.codefloe.com/ Unhealthy doesn't mean unusable but it sounded great until I check
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> The cheaper producers who cannot meet the full market demand still get to sell at the cost of the most expensive product. Which would mean it's super lucrative and your same laws of economics will tell you that that means they&#x2

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