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justahuman74
11mo ago
Great, they can fix the bugs being filed by another part of their company
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justahuman74
11mo ago
Does Google seriously not have a whole team of people who help maintain ffmpeg?
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justahuman74
11mo ago
Somewhat related, does rust handle the riscv vector extension in a similar way to simd?
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11mo ago
riscv was already gaining a profile mechanism outside of ISO, for example 'RVA23' is a known set of extensions
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11mo ago
Why didn't they just keep it on life support?
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11mo ago
I'm surprised that's not against regulation in a bunch of countries
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11mo ago
They don't even have to call them Tesla. They could be "Whitebox EV Van" brand
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11mo ago
Nebula has NAT traversal and failover relaying I beleve, but not magic dns
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11mo ago
If this goes well - will they do v4 as well?
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11mo ago
tailscale appears to be a paid product with a free tier, nebula (while DIY) is free
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11mo ago
SDN is great if you're trying to build something like a multi-tenant cloud on top of another network of machines. Your DPUs can handle all the overlay logic as if there was a top of rack switch in each chassis
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1y ago
Is this then cheaper to have AppleTV than subscribing to F1TV streaming? Will Netflix still make Drive To Survive?
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1y ago
What do people do about PTR records on residential addresses?
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1y ago
The social media companies must dislike this as it'll make people even less likely to post anything
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1y ago
> since people will assume a local number is less likely to be spam. Local number has become an spam signifier for me
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1y ago
To give a concrete datapoint, last month's bill was $820 for just the electricity generation and transmission (so no gas included) - that was for 1900 kWh for 1 month. That handles a 2000 sqft house with central AC, with two EV cars th
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1y ago
Sourdough can actually be a pain to cut without making a giant mess of the crust
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1y ago
> $56k would pay a lot of electric bills. In california, if you have AC and electric car that's 56 months.
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1y ago
My guess is organizational inertia around dependency chains
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1y ago
At some point the electricity will be near-free, and we'll just pay transmission fees
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1y ago
Inference will get much much cheaper. We're paying $30000 for a top of the line gpu right now, but that's only because everyone insists on buying nvidia, so nvidia has full incentive to charge the absolute maximum. Long term that
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1y ago
Its pretty common for 4 year olds to not yet know about planetary orbits, and to also find rocket launches fascinating
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1y ago
By then we'll just launder the blame onto the AIs
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1y ago
What's the likelihood that any TSMC buildings are surviving though if there is an invasion
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1y ago
That makes it a Hyatt issue
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1y ago
So which state's ISPs do we need to IP-ban?
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1y ago
and other HN readers working on LLM powered bots to write the replies
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1y ago
Go to England and try to get even two small towns to agree on what the sounds are
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1y ago
One thing that wasn't mentioned, what was the motivation for the re-write?
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1y ago
You must see the irony in saying this given what the parent comment has.
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