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721.
by infecto 9mo ago
But what does a fraudulent company have to do with a company that’s generating a run rate of $14b?
722.
by infecto 9mo ago
Agree. Look at how miserably MSFT has failed at integrating AI tastefully in their business. Google makes money selling ads. Nothing else matters.
723.
by infecto 9mo ago
I fail to see what that has to do with this?
724.
by infecto 9mo ago
I assume he was using Gemini the same way as he was Claude when I make the following statement. I don’t believe it’s exceptionally unique or new that companies will revoke access if you are using an unpublished API that the apps use. I don’
725.
by infecto 9mo ago
When did I dismiss the violence? You’re flapping with hyperbole. When the cartels make their first major attack we can circle back on this until then I don’t think there is much to mention. Cartels are powerful but still not as powerful as
726.
by infecto 9mo ago
Why are you being so rude, dude? Your right anything can happen but any large attack on US grounds or equally blowing up a plane on either side of the border is going to bring the full weight of the US on the cartels. It makes little sense.
727.
by infecto 9mo ago
Will be interesting when/if more information is released. I am not sure why folks are so surprised or think it’s shocking. While definitely out of the norm, my mind was immediately thinking 10 days seems like an even number where you a
728.
by infecto 9mo ago
You’re missing the point. Absolutely cartel violence impacts all types of people in the US and Mexico but large scale brutal violence that is usually saved for Mexico since unfortunately the Mexican federal government does not have control
729.
by infecto 9mo ago
“Dude”, murdering a us citizen in Mexico is different than murdering an entire bus of people on US soil. You say it’s happening all the time but then say it’s .01%. Looked it up myself, maybe 40 to 300 people annually. Hard to discern how m
730.
by infecto 9mo ago
The distinction is those are cases where they are murdering Mexican citizens. If a cartel murdered a bus of people in America I suspect most any administration would retaliate in some form.
731.
by infecto 9mo ago
They are provided by your auto insurance company. A potential privacy nightmare, they track your movement. They also can get you a much lower rate.
732.
by infecto 9mo ago
No doubt but I think it’s two fold. Lights stink in that so many are setup not for safety so they rip through the yellow quick as possible. Second, I don’t think of these as hard breaking even but I am sure from a data perspective the cutof
733.
by infecto 9mo ago
Because their definition of hard is not a slam on the pedal braking. It’s definitely out of the normal stopping but it’s not as hard as you might imagine. I could easily see people not realizing this.
734.
by infecto 9mo ago
Have you used one of these apps before? They capture a lot more than emergency stops, what I would classify as the above normal brake effort but not hard braking. Im sure the data exist to set the cutoff but its a lot more than “jam your fo
735.
by infecto 9mo ago
People also don’t realize that just because you can does not mean the insurance will side with you 100%.
736.
by infecto 9mo ago
This is definitely pie in the sky but I dream of a future where you have so many autonomous vehicles all the road that we can not only collect this data but also incentivize the slow turning wheels of government to fix it.
737.
by infecto 9mo ago
I hate the warning myself and I use the app the parent is from. I also suspect I am an outlier in not having an accident in 20 years. It’s this obnoxious audio warning that tells me I had a hard breaking and it’s 9/10 because I stopped
738.
by infecto 9mo ago
I think this is a case where commenters are reading more into the price movement than they should. I don’t think it’s easy in this case to say how much of it is directly the model releases as opposed to software having a great run and this
739.
by infecto 9mo ago
Please no. I don’t want that kind of future. It’s going to be California cancer warnings all over again. I don’t like AI slop but this kind of legislation does nothing. Look at the low quality garbage that already exists, do we really need
740.
by infecto 9mo ago
Please elaborate. Such a bold statement with zero logic around it.
741.
by infecto 9mo ago
I think we are talking past each other here. While your language is a bit proactive originally your not wrong as I have already agreed startups absolutely, lavish budgets? No that’s just silly. Again 15 years even in moderately large organi
742.
by infecto 9mo ago
That’s is such a tail risk that I don’t know who would actually factor it in. It has definitely happened but not with any regularity.
743.
by infecto 9mo ago
For all its faults I still like actions. I have always kept it simple, tests, docker builds, pushing images post build. It’s not perfect but’s quite nice for something baked into GitHub. Never used Buildkite but the immediate blocker for me
744.
by infecto 9mo ago
If you are working at a bank you are most likely not standing up your own Postgres and related services. Even 15 years ago. I am not saying it never happened, I am saying that even 15 years ago even large orgs with data enters often had in
745.
by infecto 9mo ago
Did you fail to finish reading the rest? At the same time I had touch with organizations that were still in data centers but I as an engineer had no touch on the bare metal and ticket systems were in place to help provision necessary servic
746.
by infecto 9mo ago
Absolutely true but I also think it’s a fair callout when the intent was to disprove the original post asking how old someone was because 15 years ago everyone was stringing together their own services which is absolutely not true. There we
747.
by infecto 9mo ago
It’s no issue and it’s right in the front for their situation, if your business is computer it makes little sense for cloud. That said from the risk perspective I assume for what their doing in the data center there is low risk if downtime
748.
by infecto 9mo ago
I think that’s sort of right. Said differently and the way I process these tools. You have mundane tasks that a human does where there are clear guidelines on acceptance. The underlying tools being used have clear APIs for automation. You c
749.
by infecto 9mo ago
To be frank I don’t think your worldview is directionally accurate. OpenAI is certainly trying to sell something but every incremental update to these models there are more avenues of value generation being unlocked. For sure it’s not as it
750.
by infecto 9mo ago
I love this article. Great write up. Gave me the same feeling when I would read about Stackoverflows handful of servers that ran all of the sites.

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