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by khurs 2mo ago
This is written by a financial company that is pouring billions into data centres. https://www.apollo.com/insights-news/pressreleases/2026/01/a... https://www.apollo.com/insights-news&#x2
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by khurs 2mo ago
It depends on the stage of the company and resources available. For example if a startup running out of money, don't waste time on perfection, hack it out. Future revenue will lead to larger teams and re-write
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by khurs 2mo ago
As long as the Product Manger gets a bonus/promotion then it's a success.
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by khurs 2mo ago
WTF lol who made qwen stefani's dress spiderman into the spider verse did qwen meet Peter qwen stacey porn do blake shelton and qwen stafani have children together
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by khurs 2mo ago
What the media stay silent on is often worse than what they publish. Media is materially controlled by the state in each county, some hide it very well.
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by khurs 2mo ago
Flagged this, as it is not 'frontier models' in the title of the linked page so not sure why has been titled that way here. It's a further way to run mlx models mlx are apple specific format for M3 or later CPUs, and some ben
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by khurs 2mo ago
> This is why I advocate No need to advocate on established best practices. The 3-2-1 rule and its variations are already common place and often mandated by standards/investors and partner contracts. https://connection-te
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by khurs 2mo ago
No, all countries are the same. As per the media bias. If you want a real answer about USA go ask a non-USA model, and if you want a real answer about China, as a non-chinese model
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by khurs 2mo ago
I think there are very few hackers in the world who can hack a national government and not get identified, as the budgets and resources at the state level are enormous, and include ability to seek international help
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by khurs 2mo ago
Created a link, I am the new dang!! https://wheesper.com/d/w8vGpMUenFR_rQCd2XJlNsKCWNUzmbCmkitmA...
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by khurs 2mo ago
Security firm KELA... has doxxed the hacker as Zakaria Mahdjoub, an individual from Oran, Algeria. If I was an evil hacker, I would only hack countries my country hated or did not have extradition agreements with. Like the Russia
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by khurs 2mo ago
They are business leaders who need to do what's best for the business. They have to work with whoever is in office once elected.
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by khurs 2mo ago
I assume this works both ways? And USA is in return 'about to sell our most sensitive data to the US for visa-free travel' too
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by khurs 2mo ago
Management react differently when it's a 3rd party issue: "The systems are down, it's a global Microsoft Cloud issue affecting everyone" vs "The systems are down, Bob from my team made an error but w
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by khurs 2mo ago
Jane Street recently posted a video of their datacenter warehouse in USA on YouTube Most of this large building was empty... they said that as compute had become dense along with advancements in liquid cooling, the same amount of power x ye
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by khurs 2mo ago
Think getting away from vendor lock-in was one of the primary reason Kubernetes took off
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by khurs 2mo ago
Nvidia's Jensen as an example called out the risk that a GPU ban to China would accelerate Chinese r&D
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by khurs 2mo ago
AWS were first and dominated. Microsoft moved late with Azure, but as they had so many customers in B2B already with SQL Server and Office, that they soon grew market share. Google Cloud followed and acquired companies like Firebase to dif
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by khurs 2mo ago
US Tech does understand, US Administration does not.
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by khurs 2mo ago
How dare Xiaomi post a realistic picture of where modern consumer robotics is at. They will never become trillionaires if they don't pretend they are making a million humanoid robots by end of the year.
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by khurs 2mo ago
People who make the money are not necessarily the people who can write the best code. Elon Musk didn't write code for a rocket, he hired people who could.
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by khurs 2mo ago
>Today, we’re announcing that Ollama has raised money from VCs... Note to self, Enshittification ahead. Don't use any ollama services unless it's calling an industry standard api.
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by khurs 2mo ago
Isn't this the case globally and not just Rome? It's a business decision, if the rich person wants to pay and its more profitable than the alternative and/or may get massive press or social exposure than it may get a yes. If
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by khurs 2mo ago
It's Sunday morning so I'm allowed to be facetious!
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by khurs 2mo ago
>I seem to remember an HN posting, some time ago... Was 31 days ago... and it's Epic backed rather than a sole indie dev so likely to mature. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48571081
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by khurs 2mo ago
Work on Chrome, and on Firefox. Doesn't work on Tor browser (security level standard) or Safari with Lockdown enabled.
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by khurs 2mo ago
Go China, screw America* *within the scope of open models only
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by khurs 2mo ago
I didn't know that. Good to see they cashed out in time.
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by khurs 2mo ago
Didn't see the old one, so don't know whats changed. But it's blazing fast which is good to see.
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by khurs 2mo ago
Congrats on the project. It may be helpful for people if you put a comparison of Freya to existing GUIs and which use cases it is is better than them in, and which use cases it is not suited to.

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