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by javier2 2y ago
And unfortunately, AI companies like xAI are relatively cheap to keep running, so it could take a while before it goes bankrupt.
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by javier2 2y ago
It sounds more like a way to save whats left of X, and leave xAI investors holding the $12B bag of debt that X is struggling to service.
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by javier2 2y ago
Cold usually means it needs multiple physical people to sign from offline devices to move it. Hot wallet usually is automated. Here it looks like the «hackers» found a way to trick enough people to sign this transaction
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by javier2 2y ago
I was referring to a aggregator service in a completely different business
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by javier2 2y ago
We buy similar services for even more than 1k per month. Keep in mind that these aggregators also smooth over changes in the underlying apis. Dealing with 15-30 individual api vendors is a lot of hassle in itself.
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by javier2 2y ago
The most surprising thing about M1 was the energy efficiency and price/performance point they hit. It had been known for a couple of years that the phone SOCs were getting really good, just that being passively cooled inside a phone ca
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by javier2 2y ago
Yeah, I want to give them accolades for the great work they did. I just wanted to also add that users will be users. Once its out, there will be endless posts about "why X" and "why not Y". No matter what you do, lots of
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by javier2 2y ago
Well, 5G is unlikely to be built in my area for the next decade, meanwhile 3 operators are building networks in the slightly more populated areas.
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by javier2 2y ago
Maybe it is. Building multiple networks for smaller populations comes at enormous cost though. In my country there have been a tradition for this kind of network sharing, where operators are required to allow alternative operators on their
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by javier2 2y ago
wouldnt that take an awful long time when validating the foreign keys again? You cant flip the tables again until all foreign keys are valid. I am asking out of curiosity, as I have used pt online schema change extensively before, but am ri
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by javier2 2y ago
Doesnt Postgres have the same issue?
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by javier2 2y ago
They already had these teams and they already had the infrastructure. 100M is a drop in the ocean to Meta
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by javier2 2y ago
This, we really should have unionized several years ago
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by javier2 2y ago
I’ll leave it!
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by javier2 2y ago
Yeah, that is right. I'll give Cursor a try, because I believe we can do much better than these hopeless chat windows!
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by javier2 2y ago
Nah, a Chat is terrible for development. In my tears of working, i have only had the chance to start a new codebase 3-4 times. 90% of the time is spent modifying large existing systems, constantly changing them. The chat interface is terrib
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by javier2 2y ago
Its a decent point if their models were not trained in isolation, but used o1 to improve it. But its rich from OpenAI to come complain DeepSeek or anyone else used their data for training. Get out fellow theives.
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by javier2 2y ago
100% this. The idea is ok, the tooling to actually use it is terrible
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by javier2 2y ago
Ok i dont know. When I first read it, it sounded like you have to spoon feed details until AI gets it right. Or perhaps your ide could be better!
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by javier2 2y ago
When I have to be that specific with it, it would be faster for me to just write it directly in my normal IDE with great auto complete
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by javier2 2y ago
Same experience. It has become pretty good at writing creative SQL queries though. Its actually rather good at that. When I am working on something niche, it does not help either. I have tried to make it build modern UI applications for mys
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by javier2 2y ago
N100 is ok for video transcoding?
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by javier2 2y ago
I've only really seen dangerouslySetInnerHTML used while transitioning from certain kinds of server side rendering to React. There is still lots of really old internal tools in ancient html out there.
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by javier2 2y ago
I would like it if Github could fix all the bugs with back button (broken browser history) first
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by javier2 2y ago
Any editors using this?
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by javier2 2y ago
I got a bluOS device just as a networked amped for my 25 year old speakers. But honestly its too much of a hassle to switch inputs. The price wasnt too bad, but I basically use it as a dumb amp with digital audio input from the tv. At least
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by javier2 2y ago
And there simply wont be online ad network money in pricey speakers
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by javier2 2y ago
Yes, this is annoying. I settled for the cheap variant: Let any hdmi device grab focus. The tv has spdif to the amp. Amp is always on the spdif input. I can change sources on the tv and the sound will follow, if I want youtube or spotify to
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by javier2 2y ago
Is 25k a lot? I regularly make google sheets with 400k rows, but those are manual csv dumps from a real database that I just import
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by javier2 2y ago
I suppose one could argue that has already happened multiple times?

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