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by laluser 3y ago
Of course, these systems are always designed for that. Just like every system is designed for a certain amount of availability. Also, even in a vacuum, things would degrade over time due to bit rot, etc. That's why the article mentions
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by laluser 4y ago
There is hope: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-21/amazon-s-... .
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by laluser 4y ago
> Access to the model will be granted on a case-by-case basis to academic researchers. Non commercial license
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by laluser 4y ago
If AWS is spun off, then I don't believe retail would be able to survive. Online retail vs. brick and mortar still has a lot of growth left and it won't make sense to spin it off until it grabs an even bigger piece of the pie.
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by laluser 4y ago
I imagine this is a 10 year journey for him and he’s just getting started. Check back in 5 years.
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by laluser 4y ago
> just got hosed It's a car; a depreciating asset. I think people got way too attached to the idea that cars were going up in value. In this case, they tried to curb demand by increasing prices when everyone seems to have been doing
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by laluser 4y ago
Did you read the article? It's an investment round...
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by laluser 4y ago
Think about it this way. Money is people's time. SBF stole billions of hours of people's personal time. Effort, savings, sweat, tears all bundled in what we call money. Why shouldn't he repay them with his own time in jail?
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by laluser 4y ago
I think SBF made it too easy and the fact that he has been on a media frenzy trying to play innocent here must be a slap in the face to the AG.
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by laluser 4y ago
About time. Hope the rest of FTX and Alameda folks responsible also face criminal charges.
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by laluser 4y ago
> less than 2.5 acres per megawatt This is actually quite amazing. I wonder what the lifetime is for the panels.
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by laluser 4y ago
Dedeuplication is a huge cost at scale.
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by laluser 4y ago
Regardless, what has been happening and pointed out is not even an inconsistency - it's a huge red flag. This week we'll see more players go bankrupt or run away with even more money as the fallout from FTX is yet to propagate eve
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by laluser 4y ago
I'm sure he thinks he doesn't need one because he is 'acting in good faith'. Completely delusional.
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by laluser 4y ago
The Twitter thread from SBF is even better where he admits he messed up. And still trying to throw jabs at Binance here and there like it’s their fault they’re here. Unbelievable.
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by laluser 4y ago
I am guessing because they have over 200-250B in assets, they will have some occasional risky bets here and there that seems like a lot, but is only a small percentage of their overall portfolio.
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by laluser 4y ago
What goes up fast, comes down even faster sometimes.
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by laluser 4y ago
Exactly. This is such a weird take. Just spend a few minutes browsing through some recent tech blog posts from Meta and you'll realize the scale they have to deal with and creativity for solving these problems.
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Everything in its write place: Cloud storage abstraction with Object Store(dropbox.tech)
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by laluser 4y ago
Have some kids. It'll be torture when you have a headache and they're up before the sun rises.
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by laluser 4y ago
Honestly, I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.
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by laluser 4y ago
I agree with you. I think OP is way off the mark here. I actually think Lex is super thoughtful and humble. Always giving praise to people and never bringing much of his academia efforts.
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by laluser 4y ago
How does he misrepresent his role at MIT to sound more accomplished? I have watched a ton of his episodes and he hardly mentions anything about himself. He's fairly humble overall, especially compared to other podcasters in this space.
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by laluser 4y ago
This should be at most 100km. Range is in 60km-100km range typically.
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by laluser 4y ago
Playing devils advocate here. It could just be that they already have the stack trace in logs somewhere, so how does this help you any faster? Bulk of the time to resolution will be figuring out what to do anyways.
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by laluser 4y ago
This is exactly why they prefer to stay private. Stock volatility would be wild. They will have access to liquidity and funding for a while as long as they are growing a good rate, which they seem to be.
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by laluser 4y ago
A chance to monetize billions of users. There’s not much else to it.
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by laluser 4y ago
I agree, but you are still betting on a lottery ticket here. Likely, a lot of companies might not recover and just slowly grow (Netflix?) and not make too much movement.
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by laluser 4y ago
Demand is still huge for tech jobs. Even outside of tech, there are more jobs than there are people to fill them.
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by laluser 4y ago
Facebook and Coinbase are unique cases. Coinbase was fueled by cheap money and crypto craze. Facebook is ceding way to TikTok and due to huge investments in VR tech. Companies with profits should tighten the hatches and come out fine after

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