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by latchkey 1y ago
He says one thing that isn't true. He blames Apple for standardizing the concept of not being able to install applications on your "computer" (phone). This was the case long before Apple, and started at the carrier telco&#x27
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by latchkey 1y ago
Even worse is that a lot of these services block the google voice VoIP numbers, so you can't even get away with that.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Correct title: "Building resilient multi-tenant systems with Amazon SQS fair queues" Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44646170
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by latchkey 1y ago
Interesting, does Kanto itself have SOC2?
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by latchkey 1y ago
"live agent" usually works.
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AMD MI300X for LLM Serving Disaggregating Prefill and Decode with SGLang(rocm.blogs.amd.com)
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by latchkey 1y ago
I have an infrastructure company and I'm focused 100% on developers. It definitely isn't easy, but I see it as the best path for the business.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Oh shit, it is a real product? That's amazing.
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by latchkey 1y ago
What are you talking about? I ordered 10 of them.
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by latchkey 1y ago
As always, it is the replies that make it worth it. GopherGeyser strikes again!
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by latchkey 1y ago
> but it also isn't some super-poison like some people like to pretend My mom's dead from lung cancer, and my dad is basically on palliative care. He's a barely walking billboard for "smoking is bad for you".
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by latchkey 1y ago
> "Smoking and alcohol are established risk factors for spontaneous abortion, underscoring the importance of the chemical environment during embryonic development." Both of my parents are/were heavy smokers drinkers from t
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by latchkey 1y ago
Who says they wished it?
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by latchkey 1y ago
As soon as you drive it off the lot, it is worth half the value.
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by latchkey 1y ago
> We'd have to move our actual operations to the US to really get ahead of the game It's almost as if this is exactly what the tariffs were designed to accomplish. (I'm not saying I agree with the situation, but this is th
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by latchkey 1y ago
For our VM solution, we get around this by hot staging VM's. As soon as one customer stops theirs, we reset everything and start it up again. To the end user, our compute seems to be instantly available. Unless of course, we run out.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Neat. I love supporting things like this. If you'd like some free compute time on MI300x, reach out.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Thanks for this article. Let me know if you want some CDNA / MI300x to play with. Happy to donate compute time to see what you can come up with.
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by latchkey 1y ago
I had PRK. It took exactly 6 months to see clearly again. Wild experience. Glad I did it. Wouldn't necessarily recommend it.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Follow Will Prowse on YT. It's actually not that bad all things considered (and depending on how much power you need to store).
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by latchkey 1y ago
wasteful is your opinion. Let me give you an example in the real world. Massena Dam in upstate NY generates, a lot, of hydropower. It was built during the time when aluminum smelting was a thing and the pots could never go cold. This consta
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by latchkey 1y ago
Seems to violate a bunch of guidelines, take your pick. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by latchkey 1y ago
Unfortunately, not until the price comes down and with lithium still getting cheaper, that'll make sodium take longer. https://www.spglobal.com/automotive-insights/en/blogs/2025/0...
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by latchkey 1y ago
Replacing something hard to setup with something buggy is a win?
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by latchkey 1y ago
Amazing to watch someone try to argue FOR credit cards. Maybe you work in that industry. ;-) > Consumers use credit cards because of chargebacks and fraud protection. True! However it isn't your credit card that protects you with pu
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by latchkey 1y ago
Oh yea, that setting bites me all the time.
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by latchkey 1y ago
This has _nothing to do with dodging taxes_. Everyone, including me, should pay their taxes within the rules of law. Do you pay taxes when you "borrow" funds from a credit card and pay them back every month? No. This is really no
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by latchkey 1y ago
> Costs 2x or more though than the average transaction That's because they compete with credit card companies today. Make them more popular and I bet their costs would come down.
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by latchkey 1y ago
When you buy something from Amazon, who protects your purchases, Amazon or the credit card company? This "insurance" could be offloaded to a neutral third party that isn't controlled by the credit cards. Often, you purchase a
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by latchkey 1y ago
Tokenized bitcoin is actually perfect for this. Bitcoin is otherwise, a useless pet rock and if you follow my comment above, it makes it useful, while also removing all the ESG arguments against bitcoin (because tokenized bitcoin is on eth

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