lancekey

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by lancekey 1y ago
What are your thoughts on SMRs as a concept in general? I’ve seen startup hype in this space but also watched YouTube engineers say it’s basically a non feasible approach.
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by lancekey 1y ago
Very cool. Fun username too. I know Estonia has been an amazing leader in this space. Any thoughts on how their gov digitization compares/contrasts with Ukraines DIIA efforts?
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by lancekey 1y ago
It’s both.
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by lancekey 1y ago
I didnt have time to write a whole treatise. Yes women’s was brought in line with men’s. I should have said, men’s retirement age has not gone up but said retirement age bc it’s an HN comment, not a published paper. The raise to 68 will hap
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by lancekey 1y ago
I’ve been researching cloud GPU providers and collecting per hour prices at https://computeprices.com . My thesis is that the next few decades will be driven by the prices of compute and kWh. This is my way of getting a better un
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by lancekey 1y ago
From a different comment in the thread - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_War . I guess they should have known better.
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by lancekey 1y ago
I think Russia’s war in Ukraine has taught us that’s just not true on the modern battlefield. But Australia made the buy decision before the war.
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by lancekey 1y ago
So since 1950, lifespan has gone up ~14 years in UK. Retirement age has not gone up since it was created in 1940s. Not crazy to raise it a little. Quickly looking at Denmark articles, it seems they’re raising the age to adjust to life expec
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by lancekey 1y ago
I think that’s what parent comment is saying: if life expectancy goes up, shouldn’t retirement age?
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by lancekey 1y ago
But people are living longer, in better health (I think but didn’t verify with data) and entering the workforce later (due to more secondary schooling). Setting aside the issues of declining birth rate for a minute, this seems like a reason
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by lancekey 1y ago
I think some replies here are reading the full twitter thread, while others (not logged in?) see only the first tweet. The first tweet alone does come off as a dismissal with no insight.
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by lancekey 1y ago
I would think there’s a major difference in the inference time commute for tools like this. And major providers can spend a lot more (at a loss) on the runtime compute. That’s just a guess though.
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by lancekey 1y ago
I remember doing something similar back in the day using YIQ value - https://medium.com/@gkobilansky/a-color-changing-take-on-the...
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by lancekey 1y ago
Scott Adams has an imaginative novella on this called God’s Debris[0]. I read it years ago (when it was free). I remember enjoying it and liking the takeaway if not the full premise - “we are the universe trying to understand itself”. [0] -
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by lancekey 1y ago
https://computeprices.com A side project I started at the end of last year. It's pretty clear that compute and energy are going to be two of the most important resources to track and manage in the coming decades. I'm t
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Nvidia invested $1B in AI deals in 2024(ft.com)
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by lancekey 2y ago
I'm working on Compute Prices https://computeprices.com , a (hopefully) up to date list of cloud GPU prices and their providers. Right now I'm working on getting the data more complete, adding more sources and improving
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by lancekey 8y ago
Actually, I interviewed with these guys[0] trying to accomplish exactly what you suggest. Apparently still in beta, so the site doesn't tell you much, but worth keeping an eye on. [0] https://say.com/
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by lancekey 9y ago
Coming to Craft 3 - https://craftcms.com/news/craft-3-multi-site
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by lancekey 9y ago
I like Craft CMS[0]. It's very flexible and developer friendly. Great for custom site builds. [0]: https://craftcms.com/