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by manquer 4mo ago
Using a plus sign is subaddressing [1] and most ESPs[2] will route to the main address ( multiple@addre.es) . So you can use use multiple+email@adress.es , multiple+xyz@adress.es and both will route the email to you. In my experience mos
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by manquer 4mo ago
How will flagging help? The main llm will refuse to scan for issues flagged or not, and the cheap model not do a good enough scan on its own. For models designed/marketed for cybersecurity defensive uses, any predictable refusal mecha
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by manquer 4mo ago
> by spending more time on the project and testing it yourself > a human would generally spend a lot of time here, This was always the hard part - game engines, asset libraries and all other services / SDKs were always making co
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by manquer 4mo ago
Apple will deploy the same security/ privacy / ease of use /packaging strategy they have done for every other product. Same reason developers continue to use Apple payments even when they have to shell out 30% of the revenue.
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by manquer 4mo ago
India has a large public school system. It is managed by each state .
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by manquer 4mo ago
Literacy is not education either ?.
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by manquer 4mo ago
Is it though? Backrooms was a quite successful web series on YT which in turn originated in 4chan boards. Only the medium being sourced from is changing from successful Broadway shows, popular novels or comic books in the years past. The ca
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by manquer 4mo ago
Trust of a project long term always was and continues to be of concern when choosing a critical dependency . The concern basically boils down to how large and serious is the team and what if they abandon the project in few weeks or months .
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by manquer 4mo ago
> rather than the optimizations involved in rendering the text. Any views they have on this topic is going to come across as quite opinionated given their choices for text rendering for this post and general aesthetics of website.
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by manquer 4mo ago
Great feature and wonderful launch! Using the keyword “Workflow”like “Ultrathink” is problematic? Ultrathink is uncommon enough that it is unlikely to be used in code or prompt outside its intended purpose. Workflow is generic keyword and u
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by manquer 4mo ago
There is no conclusion , I only stated the only objective fact to compare with that will not change for you to me. Everything else is subjective to your setup, use case, configuration tuning and so forth. More importantly bean-counters and
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by manquer 4mo ago
You can configure model to be terse/concise with output style ? There are plenty of popular projects like https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman which do it for you even. Input/Cache/Output ratios are
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by manquer 4mo ago
> their own GPUs Everyone has critical risk on multiple parts of the supply chain. GPUs and Memory are just things OAI mitigated for. Power - Bigger bottleneck than GPU or RAM perhaps, New Grid connected capacity is typically 10+ year ti
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by manquer 4mo ago
> but GPT-5.5 has closed that gap at a time when a lot of Anthropic customers are looking for cheaper alternatives. GPT-5.5 is a bit more expensive than Opus ? Current list prices | Model | Input | Output | | GPT-5.5 |
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by manquer 4mo ago
>Airbus reported a commercial aircraft backlog of 9,031 > 10.4 years of production coverage Kinda true, airlines and manufacturers like to do big order announcements/deals for their future needs of few years all upfront. If Airb
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by manquer 4mo ago
One factor to consider , the base will not remain the same over the next 5 yearts. Every generation of developer tooling that increase of absolute code throughput creates a new class of developers (and users). Always been the case since fir
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by manquer 4mo ago
From their FAQ on the front page. > Play money means it's much easier for anyone anywhere in the world to get started and try out forecasting without any risk. It also means there's more freedom to create and bet on any type of
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by manquer 4mo ago
> this meager hardware > they wasting - and why? i18n language models are not area something frontier labs are focusing ton of resources on? ( certainly not in Norwegian) The corpus of content in Norwegian - may not require very larg
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by manquer 5mo ago
All memory products use many shared resources in the supply chain, so if there is high demand in one product line, others have to raise prices to compete for the resources or stop making those lines altogether. That is to say at least you w
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by manquer 5mo ago
Just because we don't understand or know about compilers or able to read their output does not make them fungible. In old days we chose between Turbo/Borland C, Quick C and GCC. We didn't think them same or trust blindly even
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by manquer 5mo ago
Microsoft. It more than compensated for Azure not being the best product . They are incredibly more responsive, you have multiple points of contacts and escalation chain of actual humans you can meet they will even come to your customer ca
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by manquer 5mo ago
> order of magnitude It is much worse than that. Even taking the node names at face value[1] that is just one dimension, there are two/three[2] dimensions to consider so it would be 100x different. Nehalem(2008) was a 45nm node bas
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by manquer 5mo ago
They don't even notice it happening, it is not a conscious thought not to fix it. Empathizing about problems you don't face is a hard product/ux and management skill. Facebook famously simulated 2G on Tuesdays 10 years ago[1]
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by manquer 5mo ago
Huh ? uv is a package manager not a registry. In JS world there is plenty of competition for package managers pnpm/ yarn/ burn all viable alternatives to npm the package manager. Public registries for languages tend to coalesce a
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by manquer 5mo ago
lol wish Bloomberg was that cheap . Last time I renewed It was like 280/yr and retail is like $35/month. Still probably worth it , financial news publishers generally have less bias[1]/sensationalism than general broadsheets.
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by manquer 5mo ago
It was also a different market in 2024. Much more fluid private credit industry, deal volume was much higher[1] and under very different interest rate regime[2], also generated music was just getting somewhat decent and the risk probably wa
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by manquer 5mo ago
Doesn’t seem to work for windows ?.
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by manquer 5mo ago
The small orgs using traditional hosting are not the workloads which would consider in-memory update paths ? Typically when shops like this do scheduled updates they will happily announce downtime, it just not business critical to have zero
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by manquer 5mo ago
I don't think hot patching holds the same relevance it did in 2010. Much of today's workloads are containerized and run on roughly ephemeral nodes that can be switched out easily- K8s version upgrades force this more or less. We
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by manquer 5mo ago
so does Jakarta and few other cities in the world.

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