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by manquer 2mo ago
we spend 2-2.5M a year I wouldn’t consider us their product scale yet. My understanding is the full rack is about $1.2M and smallest half rack is about $600k and this was before the RAM and other price hikes now. You are still going to have
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by manquer 2mo ago
It takes a level of taste and craft to write good content. It only bit of effort to write in your own voice , anyone with high school level of writing skills should be able to muster if they were inclined to do so .
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by manquer 2mo ago
It was a rhetorical question[1] I believe , the purpose was not to obtain information . [1]used as aporetic or perhaps even epiplectic device
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by manquer 2mo ago
The world bank is best quality source I could find, if you know a better source or any fact contradicting the claim India is high friction for general ease of business, that would be welcome.
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by manquer 2mo ago
Easier yes cheaper no, these satellites are in GEO. Cost of per kilo to GEO is high. That is not going to change by enough even post starship level of 2 stage resuse - as GEO launches would need a third kicker stage as the second stage will
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by manquer 2mo ago
India is very bureaucratic and slow for starting a new business new entity. It ranked 63rd on the most recent world bank survey of 2020[1], and it is even more painful to close one. [1 ] https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/en
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by manquer 2mo ago
Related - companies named after animals or use animal names as part of their name /logo /mascot should at least contribute a share of their profits to its conservation
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by manquer 2mo ago
Perhaps the parent poster user AirPods. Those in contrast would seamlessly switch between your iPhone and MacBook . Apple more or less by planned design nowadays work seamlessly with their own products and their support for other devices is
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by manquer 3mo ago
It really depends on caching[1] and active parameters, and some dark arts really only possible at Hyperscalers they also have better access to 288GB VRAM B300s[2] that really makes a difference in cache space. K3 may be bit smaller/ si
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by manquer 3mo ago
I think the distinction the comment is drawing is about the legality of it not the practical feasibility . It would be illegal under the currently proposed /implemented laws and also open up social media to liability, which wouldn’t b
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by manquer 3mo ago
RKLB has jumped 10x in last 18 months largely because of SpaceX hype , their business outlook hasn’t changed that much , so it is natural drops also come with SpaceX. There is an enormous open short position in SpaceX now https:/&#x2F
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by manquer 3mo ago
As the other poster said it is guidance from analysts. The Raymond one at the top equates to $10T valuation
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by manquer 3mo ago
> USD 500 million There was an another around after that . Moonshot raised $2B on a $20B valuation in May - https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/07/chinas-moonshot-ai-raises-...
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by manquer 3mo ago
"Crowdfunding" here likely means a bit differently than gofundme style projects - it is not $1-2 monthly contributions from individual developers donating from their personal money. It would be quite impossible to fund any kind of
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by manquer 3mo ago
True, it alone cannot help, however hype begets following which helps in crowdfunding. The dynamics are not any different from content creators translating their following to income on Patreon -larger the following better the chances.
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by manquer 3mo ago
Evan Czaplicki( https://github.com/evancz ) - the founder-developer of Elm
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by manquer 3mo ago
SQLite already does this but hasn’t stopped the rust /go clones from popping up . These are toy projects with no serious interest in maintaining the port long term. and even with things like bun where the port is merged it remains to
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by manquer 3mo ago
How much token this would burn is of interest I suppose
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by manquer 3mo ago
> cerebras acquisition Partnership you mean?, Cerebras went public and are trading at around 45B in market cap. While OAI could in theory cough up that kind of money, it would massively hamper their existing committed capital outlays.
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by manquer 3mo ago
> 4. Many formerly open source infrastructure components like Redis and Elastic Search have Apache equivalents, but they still command healthy margins. Elastic just had round of layoffs[1]. Elastic still runs operating losses till Q1 202
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by manquer 3mo ago
> two completely different ways depending on whether it's an iMessage or a regular text Isn't that true for any device? not just watches? A "regular text" would be an SMS and those use Signaling System Number 7 teleph
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by manquer 3mo ago
The impact is local though, it would be only a problem if the median small company is more messed up than the large co. It not likely to happen because being small there are more threats or market forces to deal with so they cannot do as th
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by manquer 3mo ago
That too has precedence , there is long history of controls of cryptographic algorithms up until the 90s. It wasn't abstract either, older greybeards would remember browsers like Netscape had two versions International and U.S. for th
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by manquer 3mo ago
While unlikely , it is not without precedent , there are restrictions on ASML a Dutch company to sell EUV machines
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by manquer 3mo ago
Wikpedia has more info, plus WNN and other industry publications usually are more up-to date. Kori[1] has 7 operational units today and 1 commissioning and 1 under construction Hansul[2] has 8 operational units and another 2 more under cons
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by manquer 3mo ago
Kashiwazaki-Kariwa ? It has been not in full commercial service for close to two decades now. Only one unit recently restarted this year. 6 units are offline now There are two South Korean plants (Kori, Hangul) larger than Bruce
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by manquer 4mo ago
There are git clients for perforce, hg, svn and so on[1]. Oak' developer (or the community) could always develop a git frontend for users who prefer that . [1] https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-and-Other
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by manquer 4mo ago
it is called Space X . Hardly the fault of anyone is it for not reading a 100+page document meant for investors when it literally in the name . If they don’t want us to think of them as a Space company they could have taken the xAI name (l
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by manquer 4mo ago
> game is to turn knobs until you get a benchmark run that shows an improvement, then ship it i.e reinforcement learning against a weak reward function - benchmark is insufficiently complex and is not representative of the real world su
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by manquer 4mo ago
It is still the rules for Gmail ( https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7436150?hl=en ). It would be feasible to change something like that without breaking security now. Google can hardly start allowing/routi

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