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by jedberg 2mo ago
I don't. I need to keep winning until I can't to keep the boy in his place. He is getting closer every time. I know my day is soon to end, and a new house champion will reign.
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by jedberg 2mo ago
So does more efficient cooking methods, but that is not the primary focus. As opposed to say weapons systems or targeting systems, which are really only for military use. The military needs a lot of things that other people need, and some t
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by jedberg 2mo ago
The best part about this model, from the model card: SAFEST AI MODEL refuses 100/100 jailbreak prompts
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New 16T parameter model with a 4B token context window released(huggingface.co)
8 points by jedberg 2mo ago|4 comments
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by jedberg 2mo ago
Of course, that’s how all open source companies work. Everything I said applies to what you said.
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by jedberg 2mo ago
> Its a tough time to be building OSS if you don't have distribution solved AKA some pedigree from the before times. I think this has always been true, but you're right, it's much more pronounced now.
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by jedberg 2mo ago
I'm sorry this page needs to exist, it's partly my fault. I created the first "large scale" SPF record (for eBay and PayPal), and agreed that this was the best way to do it. I guess the people after me agreed too, beca
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by jedberg 2mo ago
I've worked at a DevTools company and been the CEO of one too. Here's my thoughts: I agree that they need to be open source. But that makes it really hard to make a successful business. Sure, there are examples of success, but
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by jedberg 2mo ago
> Sol vs Luna > it doesn't feel like night-and-day. I see what you did there. :)
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by jedberg 2mo ago
Have you looked at their latest product? You describe your app in a text box and the AI builds it, with all the enterprise goodies like RBAC baked in.
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by jedberg 2mo ago
So is retool. :)
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by jedberg 2mo ago
How does this differ from retool?
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by jedberg 2mo ago
Yes it is, because of the way they have structured the program. This is not like a car lease. With a car lease, the total of payments plus residual is more than the cash purchase price. That is how the financing company makes money. But
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by jedberg 2mo ago
Fun story. Way back in 2008, I tried to make it exactly that. I worked on figuring a way to inject the reddit comments onto any page. Sadly at the time the JS ecosystem just wasn't mature enough to allow users to log into reddit an
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by jedberg 2mo ago
Except in this case you're not paying any extra. In fact it's cheaper to lease and then own an iPhone with this program because of the time value of money. It's an interest free loan for 2/3 of the price.
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by jedberg 3mo ago
AWS is hosting those models on different infrastructure. So I guess Amazon is better at hosting their models than they are. Or it just gets a lot less traffic.
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by jedberg 3mo ago
Ah indeed there is. Totally didn't notice that, thanks. But even at .1x it's too quick. :) I should be able to fire individual transactions and watch them flow.
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by jedberg 3mo ago
I have a pretty good working knowledge of the internals of Postgres, but this just confused me. I think it's too busy to understand. At the very least, it would be cool if there were a "slow down" button.
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America's schools admit screens make students worse off(fortune.com)
3 points by jedberg 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jedberg 3mo ago
From this[0] report from proton mail, 74% of European email is routed through USA servers. So even if you care, the person you are sending to or receiving from probably does not. So the US companies are still seeing it. For the use case o
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by jedberg 3mo ago
If you are self-hosting because you care about privacy, I'm not sure why. Email requires two parties. Unless both parties are self hosting, some company has a copy of that email. Google, Microsoft, and Amazon probably see 99% of a
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by jedberg 3mo ago
I ran my own mail server from 1999-2008, starting when I worked at Sendmail. I helped create SPF and DKIM. I would never run my own mail server today. Deliverability is a nightmare, despite what this article says. Gmail/Hotmail (and
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by jedberg 3mo ago
Sure, I wasn't saying it would. I was saying that the question on the application demonstrates YC's acceptance of this type of creativity.
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by jedberg 3mo ago
I miss being able to use em dashes and not be accused of being a robot.
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by jedberg 3mo ago
For the longest time, the YC application included the question "What was your greatest (non-computer) hack?". They have always liked people who think of ways to work around existing systems. So it's no surprise that their r
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by jedberg 3mo ago
I applied to their reliability team but never heard back. I would love to help them solve this problem!
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by jedberg 3mo ago
Steve Jobs was hired as the CEO of Apple when the company was 20 years old. He was never CEO before that.
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by jedberg 3mo ago
I haven’t looked recently but last I checked Samsung made the best panels. Has that changed recently?
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by jedberg 3mo ago
And they even bumped the version number so it would be “in the future”. I remember watching it in the Bay Area and having the same reaction.
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by jedberg 3mo ago
Very true!

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