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by julianozen 8mo ago
They do it for iPad but yeah probably niche
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by julianozen 8mo ago
All their iPhones run on Apple made cellular chips now
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by julianozen 8mo ago
Damn. Will this company ever make a Mac with cellular built in
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by julianozen 8mo ago
Yes. I think it’s this + policy. And that your iPhone and other devices become more restrictive if this is not implemented. I presume most devices in the world do not have a solution to this (desktop windows computer for instance). I’m not
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by julianozen 8mo ago
There is missing a solution. Give our personal devices have the ability to verify our age and identity securely and store on device like they do our fingerprint or face data. Services that need access only verify it cryptographically. So my
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by julianozen 8mo ago
This is something we must be angry with our tech leaders for They thought they could support trump because they were upset with the democrats policies on crypto and AI cautiousness But instead they got someone willing to break the world ord
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by julianozen 9mo ago
Amazon Fresh had no reason to exist. They closed down a great Whole Foods near me and replaced it with a store with minimal changes to safeway/albertsons. Heavy carts for automatic scanning that barely saved time at checkout. I will mi
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by julianozen 9mo ago
My main rule is never to commit code you don’t understand because it’ll get away from you. I employ a few tricks: 1- I avoid auto-complete and always try to read what it does before committing. When it is doing something I don’t want, I cou
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by julianozen 9mo ago
A friend that used to be high up at Amazon fulfillment told me inventory commingling was the reason he was unwilling to buy anything from Amazon to put in or on his body. Huge indictment for the brand and clearly a bad long-term strategy in
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by julianozen 9mo ago
https://julianozen.com Was fun to mix 3D in with my personal work
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by julianozen 10mo ago
Congrats!! I see this as two great companies joining forces in a crowded space where it is clear the whole is worth more than the sum of their parts. Best of luck on your journey
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by julianozen 11mo ago
Definitely has similarities. I think we do not realize how most top websites and services rarely go down anymore, and we use them 100 times more than we did 20 years ago. Building your own networking, compute, storage, CDN, or database solu
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by julianozen 11mo ago
IMO this is terrible advice. 1. Put a moderate amount of money toward having the world's experts in uptime keep your site performing fast, and accept that occasionally your service goes down at the same time as everyone else. 2. Roll y
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by julianozen 1y ago
Hi I don’t think I like several of his ideas or think he will get most of them passed. In fact I think a few like “freezing the rent” are actively bad But I’m happy to finally have a politician who lives in and loves New York and is earnest
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by julianozen 1y ago
reflect on what about social media you do not like and whether HN encourages or discourages said behavior
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by julianozen 1y ago
Thanks!
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by julianozen 1y ago
Dumb question, but is this done with fresh water? If so, why? If not, does it matter how much water is used?
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by julianozen 1y ago
I’m referring to impact on other services
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by julianozen 1y ago
Sorry the 2015 one. I misremembered the year https://aws.amazon.com/message/5467D2/ I imagine this was impossible in 2017 because of actions taken after the 2015 incident
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by julianozen 1y ago
There was a very large outage back in ~2017 that was caused by DynamoDB going down. Because EC2 stored its list of servers in DynamoDB, EC2 went down too. Because DynamoDB ran its compute on EC2, it was suddenly no longer able to spin up ne
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by julianozen 1y ago
They are 100% fully on AWS and nothing else. (I’m Ex-Amazon) It seems like the outage is only effecting one region so AWS is likely falling back to others. I’m sure parts of the site are down but the main sites are resilient
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by julianozen 1y ago
Possible, but also Japan is such a high trust society I would be shocked if this is the reason
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by julianozen 1y ago
I understand your point... but you can predict that every start-up will fail and probably be mostly right. They built a product that many people liked. That's part of why so many people are angry about shutting down Arc. How does one t
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by julianozen 1y ago
Lots of respect to Josh Miller, the CEO. TBC got to a difficult place. They built a product that was very very good, but evidently not good enough to support the capital they raised or the workforce they hired. I wish they had managed to ke
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by julianozen 1y ago
I've been using it for 4 years!
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by julianozen 1y ago
Yep, you nailed it. Why would I try/migrate to a new workflow after they axed my old one. You can't rebuild customer trust after that
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by julianozen 1y ago
worth mentioning that todays expensive hardware will be built into the cheapest iPhone in less than 10 years. That means running instantly offline and every token is free
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by julianozen 1y ago
Keeping this up to date would be a good use for an agent. Companies might even pay for something like this
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by julianozen 1y ago
One thing I thought was interesting about this paper [1] on understanding LLMs was how the models associate words/concepts in different languages with each other in what they call Multilingual Circuits. So the example they give: Englis
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by julianozen 2y ago
i think this mightve been as early as 2008 even

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