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by kshri24 4mo ago
The ring buffers are in shared memory not kernel private. The ring buffers (submission and completion) are shared between kernel space and user space. User publishes requests via submission queue entries (updates tail of buffer while kernel
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Billionaires Spent $1T on AI. Nobody Has Anything to Show for It [video](youtube.com)
3 points by kshri24 4mo ago|0 comments
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AUR Malware Attack: Do Not Update [video](youtube.com)
2 points by kshri24 4mo ago|1 comments
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by kshri24 4mo ago
Pralaya happens after complete age of Brahma. That would be 100 Brahma years. Or 311.04 trillion human years. We are in the 51st year of Brahma. Kali Yuga lifespan is 432,000 years. Of which we are 4000+ years into it. So that's anothe
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by kshri24 4mo ago
You are already using Postgres in your setup so why not just use Postgres itself as metadata database? It is a much better setup than using Iceberg [1]. > and it also ties to DuckDB land wherease with Iceberg many engines can query direc
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by kshri24 4mo ago
I don't think one needs to understand consciousness to know if something is conscious or not. Much the same as how one can tell if someone is alive or dead. Sure maybe one day we can figure out a proper scientific explanation for consc
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Blind Agent Trusting Sheeple [video](youtube.com)
1 points by kshri24 4mo ago|0 comments
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by kshri24 4mo ago
> streams WAL changes straight into Apache Iceberg on S3, queryable from psql via an embedded DuckDB Why not use Ducklake instead of Apache Iceberg? Wouldn't that simplify the architecture substantially?
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GPT 5.5 Bro [video](youtube.com)
2 points by kshri24 4mo ago|0 comments
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by kshri24 4mo ago
Beautiful. Thank you!
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by kshri24 4mo ago
This is not just me saying it. The Uber president himself says it in the article. > so what did all those millions spent on developer salaries get them? There was no doubt about what these developer salaries got them. It was to keep Uber
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by kshri24 4mo ago
I still get picked up by an Uber the same way. As an end user, nothing has changed for me. So I wonder what the heck were all those billions of AI tokens burnt on that they extinguished it in just 4 months into the year?
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by kshri24 5mo ago
Not reading this AI slop.
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by kshri24 5mo ago
> Isn't that always the case in the early stages of new technology adoption? It becomes less and less true as the new technology becomes more and more integrated. Not true. Plenty go into the graveyard. At some point in time typewri
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Anthropic just admitted AI is bullshit [video](youtube.com)
3 points by kshri24 5mo ago|2 comments
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by kshri24 5mo ago
This specific psychosis is driven by peer pressure. If you are seeing everyone around you using tools to "enhance" their work, you wouldn't want to be "left behind". So it has permeated the entire ecosystem. The luc
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by kshri24 5mo ago
AI slop.
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by kshri24 5mo ago
> Here's a solution off the top of my head: have a dedicate "info" button at the OS level. Holding the button disables normal interaction, highlights all inspectable elements, and allows you to click on each one for a desc
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by kshri24 5mo ago
Instead of product tours I like how AWS has little info/help buttons that are placed right next to every informational/actionable element on their dashboard. Totally unobtrusive. If you want to understand something on the dashboar
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by kshri24 5mo ago
Reminds me of Ramanujan learning during sleep from Namagiri. There are umpteen stories in Hindu scriptures of baby learning in the womb of the mother and how the expecting mother must only be exposed to good thoughts and a good environment
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by kshri24 5mo ago
Providing a blackbox to the blackbox to reason. We are screwed
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by kshri24 5mo ago
No you are not. Anyone who is actually senior knows vibe coding sucks ass. Please stop contributing to slop/chasing trends and care more for your customers, who are your bread and butter (provided they stick around after this debacle).
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by kshri24 5mo ago
Not at all surprising this happened. Stop vibe coding if you value your business/customers. Every senior/principal developer worth his/her salt knows how bad AI still is when it comes to coding. DO. NOT. BELIEVE. AI. CEOS. Do
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by kshri24 6mo ago
The blockade is like a nuclear bomb detonated on all countries. 30% of World's oil supply is at risk. Not to mention critical elements needed for semiconductor production. Even the US is suffering passively because of this. Only saving
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by kshri24 6mo ago
So where is the air superiority over Iran? This only proves Palmer Luckey right. Future of warfare has changed drastically and all countries are taking notes from this War.
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by kshri24 6mo ago
Great! Instead of solving actual problems we are seeing funding for stuff we don't need.
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"Well is it AI?" [video](youtube.com)
1 points by kshri24 6mo ago|0 comments
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Delve into Compliance Theatre(complexsystemspodcast.com)
1 points by kshri24 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kshri24 6mo ago
YC needs to go back to how it was. Choosing those who know what they are doing, and have been in the game for long and not blindly choose those who have graduated from tier-1 institutions. University degrees mean nothing at the end of the d
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by kshri24 6mo ago
The only time I used Azure was for setting up Microsoft as a provider for authentication. Put me through a never-ending loop of asking for a Government of India issued document that was already submitted. Human support was non-existent. Dec

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