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Advertising and all the anti-patterns it incentivizes are worse.If the payments are very low and frictionless this could be very good for the internet - as long as Cloudflare is only the first and not the only.
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The original message you replied to said (mistakenly): > adopt true goroutines Goroutines are preemptive. The distinction between cooperative and non-cooperative concurrency is very significant - it is the difference between never having
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It can export a stable C ABI. Most languages can - is there any language that has a different stable ABI? What I was talking about though, was calling into C APIs through FFI, which pretty much every language except Gossamer can do.
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They are not - and do not claim to be preemptive. They claim they are "not cooperative", but even that doesn't mean what anyone else thinks it means. This paragraph is the only one containing the word "preempt" in J
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You were so preoccupied with whether or not you could, you didn't stop to think if you should.
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Google called Go a "systems language". I agree its not the right term, but people do use it to describe a language used in infrastructure software like Docker or Kubernetes. To me it makes a lot of sense as a starting point. The w
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Thanks - edited - I meant to say "but with a" garbage collector. I like Rust, but I don't like thinking about ownership all the time. Although when I just make Codex do it its really not that bad.
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Java and Crystal are not equivalent - neither have preemptible threads. Lots of other languages have co-routines or other cooperative systems - async/await are really just variants of that. I didn't check if Gossamer is actually p
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This is exactly the language I've been yearning for - the exact motivations and intersection of features that would be the sweet spot for me. Kotlin without the Java baggage. Rust but with automated memory management and without async
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Are the invaders in the room with us right now?
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> Claude model isn't sustainable for long, eventually the VCs will come for their revenues This is cope. There are multiple open models that are already good enough and cheap enough at API rates to sustain this.
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For the most part I agree but poor performance on network block storage is very limiting. Also there is no object store service available in Ashburn, its only in EU. My point is more that DO has a complete modern cloud platform, and Hetzne
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Hosted Postgres, hosted K8s, block storage that can IOPS.
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It depends on the product. I have two CCX13, which were small (2CPU, 8GB RAM) dedicated compute VMs in Ashburn. Those are 16.99 EUR / month on my account, but for me to add another would now cost 43.99 EUR.
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Their website loads really fast. Its sad that this is remarkable, but it really is.
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They are vastly cheaper even than their actual competition in the US like Digital Ocean. edit: Actually I had completely missed the most recent price update. I made this comment referring to April 1st pricing. I did not receive a communicat
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How can it be easier to find them than to not create them? Whatever you do to find them, you could do before you release.
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Ollama can’t meaningfully subsidize their subscriptions - there is no business case to do so because they are a commodity host. If you want to compare subsidized subscription value you would need to compare with z.ai’s plans. One problem wi
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They don’t have a statement about where it is run or data retention on the GLM5.2 model. They do state that for others, like MiniMax.
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This is the way but Anthropic doesn’t make it easy, so I use GPT 5.5 in that role since I can use my subscription in OpenCode or OMP. I also use MiniMax-M3 in utility roles like explore/library tasks. I’ve had a z.ai subscription for s
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No one is doing that for a model this size it would have to be so heavily quantized that it wouldn’t be useful - or you’d need to spend a half million dollars on hardware. People use hosted APIs. Open weight means cloud vendors can host it.
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What? It is less than 20% of the cost of Opus at API rates. 1.40/4.40 vs 5/25.
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Its also nice that you can see its entire reasoning trace. I can see it going off the rails - or see something I forgot to tell it - and stop and correct it. Or I'll learn WHY it made the choice it did and not have to question it after
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Tangled: Knot-Stored Cob Proposal(leaflet.pub)
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I said little room, not no room. For most entities using crypto where legal recourse is a more realistic threat model than scammers/hackers it isn't the unjust kind they are so worried about.
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It is not possible to compress arbitrary data. If the data is already compressed, or it is encrypted, or it is randomly generated, it cannot be compressed with any method. This is foundational information theory. https://en.wikip
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There is little room for a property or money transfer system that leaves no avenue for legal recourse. And the DAO fork made it crystal clear why it was always just window dressing on the same social consensus game.
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The administration usually does it through insider trading, but I was referring to the people who write the headlines, which are the news and media companies.
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They are searching for a headline that will attract clicks. Everyone knows nothing this administration does is genuine, but pretending there is a controversy related to whether or not it could be has been a money pump for the last decade.
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I think the core of the problem is a profound disrespect for the rule of law and competent leadership in this administration. This is an administration that does not believe in competence because it has never experienced it. It doesn't

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