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by latchkey 1mo ago
s/retained/leaked/
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by latchkey 1mo ago
I don't have to elaborate on it, nor would I as the matter of the discussion was confidential. If you want to ask them and get the answer, go right ahead.
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by latchkey 1mo ago
I answered your question. "you ever ask Nvidia why? i did." The only struggle is your understanding. Maybe english isn't your first language, but that is me saying I asked Nvidia.
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by latchkey 1mo ago
> It was released when it was ready, rather than from the start. Nope. It was released when they realized we were building something that was going to be competitive with theirs. It was viewed as better to join forces than do it separate
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by latchkey 1mo ago
It took about a week to get Sun Microsystems to open source Tomcat and Ant, which became massively distributed and used software. So yea... it happens quickly. I'm going to skip past all of your asinine aggressive response and just ans
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by latchkey 1mo ago
2021 https://patents.google.com/patent/US11600340B2/en https://x.com/xennygrimmato_/status/2025376089607209218
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by latchkey 1mo ago
I care, I just don't believe you in that statement. There were "confidential nda" notes embedded in the release that Chris didn't remove until afterwards. That doesn't scream: "we're going to open source t
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by latchkey 1mo ago
> they were going to do open source it anyway. uh huh. > Was NVCC or CUDA ever open source since the lifetime of its development? you ever ask Nvidia why ? i did.
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by latchkey 1mo ago
> no-one cares anymore. possibly because it took qualcomm buying them to make that happen.
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by latchkey 1mo ago
> "I'm not so worried about the motivation behind it besides how it biases their takes." Troi oi. Read what you wrote again. Dylan is a grifting fraud. I wrote a too long document explaining a ton of examples and y
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by latchkey 1mo ago
It isn't about bunk takes or not. It is about the motivation behind doing something. Their takes are fabricated in such a way as to drive clicks to their business, where they are printing money selling MNDA to the highest bidder. Dylan
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by latchkey 1mo ago
Not really. It is a long story.
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by latchkey 1mo ago
Are they? https://jon4hotaisle.substack.com/p/influence-as-a-service-s...
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Semicolon Inspector(semicolon.trm.sh)
5 points by latchkey 1mo ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 1mo ago
> the dollar will always be worth less than it was 40 years ago at this point, you don't even have to go that far back.
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by latchkey 1mo ago
this was what i was doing 3-4 months ago. i just have AI write/update my agents.md file now as i find problems. i also have ai keep a set of design documentation that it can update as it goes too. oh and he should try omp+codex/xh
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by latchkey 2mo ago
After living in Vietnam / Cambodia / Laos for 4 years, I came to the conclusion that there is no hope to the problem. It is literally in the local culture to just throw trash into the gutters. You can pick up as much as you want,
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by latchkey 2mo ago
because they would be meaningless words on trust me bro paper.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
"create a cloudflare worker that proxies requests to any number of neoclouds. make no mistakes."
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by latchkey 2mo ago
Less than $7B.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/0NalV
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U.S. Debt Hits $40T as America's Borrowing Binge Continues(nytimes.com)
84 points by latchkey 2mo ago|213 comments
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If Star Wars had a $10 Budget [video](youtube.com)
3 points by latchkey 2mo ago|1 comments
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San Diego 150 Years Ago: Rare AI Reconstruction Visuals [video](youtube.com)
2 points by latchkey 2mo ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 2mo ago
the recent outages were with their own storage infrastructure https://status.blacksmith.sh/cmsrg61yg09vd0lo9s1eagibm
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by latchkey 2mo ago
That's just one take on the situation. What makes up that bundle is what I'm referring to. They aren't just blindly buying companies. Why exactly is OR interesting to Stripe?
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by latchkey 2mo ago
For a wrapper that collects a bunch of data. Think of this purchase like Zucks investment in ScaleAI.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
blacksmith.sh just raised tens of millions on the core premise that self-hosting CI/CD is hard [0]. they've had multiple outages in the last week, so i guess they are proving themselves correct. in practice, giving ssh/sudo t
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by latchkey 2mo ago
i ran 20k of those bc-250's too... but those were in a real dc. nice to see them getting use again. sorry, no writeup other than what i've posted already.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
he bought an empty container and he's looking for someone to build it out. i ran 7MW and 20,000 gpus in containers in WA for mining eth for many years. it is a bad idea that he's trying to do. but george is george and the hype is

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