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by khurs 4mo ago
Looked up Mojo "Mojo aims to combine the usability of a high-level programming language, specifically Python, with the performance of a system programming language such as C++, Rust, and Zig Mojo builds on the Multi-Level Intermediate
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by khurs 4mo ago
>Right now it sounds like the US's export ban is not slowing them down a whole lot. Just costing them a lot more money as they pay multiples more buying on the underground grey market.
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by khurs 4mo ago
Meta internally have been using Google Gemini "Meta has been using Google’s Gemini large language model for most of its moderation and customer support, but staff have recently been told to switch to Meta’s new foundational model, Mus
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by khurs 4mo ago
Lots more companies affected. Some more listed below: >"Klue has not said how many of its hundreds of customers are affected. Several companies have come forward to confirm they had data stolen during the attack, including Gong, Jam
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by khurs 4mo ago
Did they need to give them all of this? customer names, phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, support case data, sales-related data.
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by khurs 4mo ago
>an incident that occurred at Klue (klue.com), a third-party market intelligence platform Well, I hope Klue got them more customers than they are losing due to this.
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Yes, Java based is never going to be as good as a more modern language like Go
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by khurs 4mo ago
Valid points (although Keycloak was Redhat not IBM and then donated by them to CNCF), but should "security SLAs for CVEs" be listed as a premium feature? Looked at the case study, uses Cockroach which is now commercial, so poten
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by khurs 4mo ago
No mention of any details of the severance packages. What's normal in USA for this size of company?
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by khurs 4mo ago
Don't know what it's like where you are, but most people nowadays are not so interested in reading a 'newspaper'. It's all online/tv/radio/podcast Even the local freely distributed papers are hardly
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by khurs 4mo ago
>But who does general news benefit? How do we get them to pay? NYTimes Revenue - $2.9B Daily Mail Group - £1.1Bn Getting them/advertisers to pay isn't a problem!
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by khurs 4mo ago
I have a Canon laser printer. The shop wanted to sell me another brand as was cheaper to run, but I explained I wanted that one as it had a fast 'time to first print'. As like you I only print occasionally so want to turn on the p
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by khurs 4mo ago
This is a goldmine for cheap deals https://lowendtalk.com
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OVH is one
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by khurs 4mo ago
>When hardwares price go up at least 4x for storage and ram, I don't see how you can avoid price increases You said you are on older infra? So why did they increase your costs 1.25x? That old hardware has long depreciated and paid i
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by khurs 4mo ago
I said 'one of the' not the leading one. "unaccountable EU' and 'taking back control' were key slogans. And UK were behind the freedom of movement in question, namely the widening to eastern European countries.
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Musk didn't become the richest man in the world by accident, he is a formidable talent with deep connections. But no indication that XAI will lead the field any time soon.
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Most of that is from Anthropic which is IPO'ing? Prior to IPO they want to show the best growth numbers possible, so how long they continue with the deal post IPO remains to be seen.
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by khurs 4mo ago
This is one of the main reasons UK left EU. National politicians use the EU to bypass national democracy and then blame the EU publicly to deflect of their true involvement. Uk was a leading EU country via being one of the largest financial
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by khurs 4mo ago
Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard Zuck: Just ask. Zuck: I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS [Redacted Friend's Name]: What? How'd you manage that one? Zuck: People just submitted it. Zuck:
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by khurs 4mo ago
The revenue keeps rising though...
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London (where Meta offices are) isn't cheap, many UK companies offer private healthcare as public isn't fast enough, lots of homeless, entire 'tent cities'.
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by khurs 4mo ago
Cloudflare's business model appears to be wait till someone is generating lots of bandwidth and then give them 30 days to move up a tier or be closed down. I've read reports of companies on the business plan being strong armed int
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by khurs 4mo ago
Musk's 'capital power' is spread thinly, as both xAI and SpaceX need ongoing enormous funding and have debts. Google raised the same amount as SpaceX IPO at the same time, it just didn't get as much attention outside of
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by khurs 4mo ago
Just looked at their website, they don't do many loss leaders as others, for example others offer free static site hosting. But they are a private company with only one small $6m funding round back in 2022, so I think they are more foc
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by khurs 4mo ago
Yes. Many others are free with no $1 minimum (e.g. Cloudflare)
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how do you pay nothing? As CDN isn't free?
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Making chips smaller is very hard at the nanometer sizes, and it requires the kind of expert equipment made by one single Dutch company (ASML) and expertise only the likes of Taiwan's TSMC have. Stacking means keeping the same size, bu
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>It has no effect on your life. Public Pensions, private company pensions and the investments of public organisations and academic institutions are all tied up in these investments. If they get it wrong, the impact on people is enormous.
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> but today's leaders are generating very big cash flows => a valuation reset and a business collapse are two very different things All the new entrants have no existing revenue base like Google and Meta do, and these new compani

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