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151.
by latchkey 4mo ago
The only solution to this problem is to run the compute yourself.
152.
by latchkey 4mo ago
Proving my point. Your prompt gets sent through TR, to another provider on the other end. There are zero guarantees beyond "trust me bro" that the inference provider isn't taking your prompts and selling them to promptbase or
153.
by latchkey 4mo ago
I'm reading the website and nothing about this addresses the compute running the models. If that's going to a third party (just like openrouter is), then there are no guarantees, other than words on paper.
154.
by latchkey 4mo ago
I have 3 tabs pinned: homepage, active, newest I then use https://oj-hn.com to do all my navigation via keyboard.
155.
by latchkey 5mo ago
This has been resolved and is no longer an issue. https://x.com/HotAisle/status/2059706563665998317
156.
by latchkey 5mo ago
They seem to have taken down the link and I can't find a new one.
157.
by latchkey 5mo ago
It absolutely doesn't rely on competent auditors. The AICPA that fabricated SOC2, is the same AICPA that gives licenses to the auditors. At some point, they opened it up to getting it over the internet. Indian companies open up shell b
158.
by latchkey 5mo ago
I love that anyone can write a blog post like this that will get slurped into all the models and we can just say: "use terraform to deploy H2C on GCR"... and it will know exactly what to do.
159.
by latchkey 5mo ago
i still use it as a quick and dirty text editor for things like my .bashrc much love for them sticking with it for so long
160.
by latchkey 5mo ago
Yes that was what i was implying.
161.
by latchkey 5mo ago
when i was running 150k amd gpus... i really wanted to use the cluster to run hashcat to help people recover lost things. i couldn't convince management that that was a profitable business to run.
162.
by latchkey 5mo ago
You storing source code on their platform is worth more than raising prices.
163.
by latchkey 5mo ago
Neat. I feel like my Orange Juice extension did that with HN.
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Distributed Counters in NATS JetStream(synadia.com)
1 points by latchkey 5mo ago|0 comments
165.
by latchkey 5mo ago
agreed. i even paid for beeper when they first started and the whole experience was so awful that i just deleted it and never went back.
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Apple confirms iOS 26.5 Messages app adds RCS end-to-end encryption(9to5mac.com)
45 points by latchkey 5mo ago|5 comments
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by latchkey 5mo ago
Correct, one can mine empty blocks, but in practice, dumb idea. Most people mine with a pool. The pool decides what goes into a block. Even at scale. The point is that it smoothes out the reward cycle. For ETH, we mined with a pool that dua
168.
by latchkey 5mo ago
Full disclosure, I was a bitcoin, and 5MW litecoin miner, and 150,000 GPU ETH miner, so I was pretty deeply involved in it for many years. Correct on the rest, but I just want to say that I was intentionally avoiding discussing specific tok
169.
by latchkey 5mo ago
It is subtle, but PoW mining itself doesn't generate coins. It isn't like someone is digging a hole in the ground and extracting gold. PoW miners are rewarded for correctly validating transactions, with newly minted coins. The who
170.
by latchkey 5mo ago
> GPUs don’t last long enough to justify the infrastructure cost. I'm CEO of an AMD neocloud. Confirming this is a myth. https://x.com/HotAisle/status/2045181374030856300
171.
by latchkey 5mo ago
My favorite Vercel pricing was the one where their AI token offering is just a wrapper around OpenRouter, and where OpenRouter has a few models for free, Vercel was charging for them. Looking now, Arcee is no longer free, but the exact same
172.
by latchkey 6mo ago
Is it public or locked down? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47941590
173.
by latchkey 6mo ago
Why not?
174.
by latchkey 6mo ago
If everyone moves off GH, it'll just go back to normal again?
175.
by latchkey 6mo ago
24/7 devops team for github? Come on mate...
176.
by latchkey 6mo ago
Given that github is imploding under a lot of load, everyone leaving github for something else, actually makes github better.
177.
by latchkey 6mo ago
I hosted the first "java.apache.org". I was an early employee at CollabNet, and in the first discussions around starting subversion. I worked on Cloud Foundry. This stuff isn't easy and I'm more than happy letting someon
178.
by latchkey 6mo ago
I have no ingrained loyalty, I just haven't found something better.
179.
by latchkey 6mo ago
Replace a whole 24/7 team of devops people with myself? As much as I'd like to believe that I'm worthy, I'm not.
180.
by latchkey 6mo ago
I've had my account since 2008. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ updated: changed the date to 2008. my account shows 2001, but that's probably from projects I moved over... proof: https://github.com/lookfirst

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