manquer

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by manquer 9mo ago
Unlike other SaaS "acquisitions" of late, this will be not as straightforward closure of a subscription business. The $1.5B contract with the Saudi Arabia is substantial and investors will want that monetized too, there are also
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by manquer 10mo ago
It’s always faster and easier to copy than create(AI or not). There is lot of thought and effort in doing it first, which the second team(to an extent) can skip. Much respect to what have you have achieved in a short time with graphite. A l
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by manquer 10mo ago
His workload is close to the more typical one i mentioned as scenario b. It will cost them $84/month. For me, we do about 800,000 build minutes/month, for orchestration alone it is going to be $1600/month. In contrast the run
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by manquer 10mo ago
> abhorrent and downright abusive move Is it that egregious?. I read it as they are redistributing the costs. It is in combination dropping the managed runner costs by a good margin and charging for the orchestration infrastructure. The
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by manquer 10mo ago
OP means to say he has many jobs in the merge queue that the runners are always busy 24/7. This is not uncommon in some orgs - less number of concurrent runners, slow builds, loads of jobs because of automation or how hooks for the run
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by manquer 10mo ago
More likely that error handling is not well implemented - i.e Either backend is not throwing the equivalent of 429/402 errors or the gateway is not handling the errors well and returns this message even though a 429 is being thrown.
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by manquer 10mo ago
If anything llms would be poorer in codegen for static languages because they are more verbose - More tokens to generate and use limited context windows parsing code. The advantage rather for llms in strongly typed languages is that compile
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by manquer 10mo ago
It does not. Power purchase agreements are priced differently and usually written to guarantee power at a predictable price, think of it like reserved instances and spot on the cloud. Bulk of workloads don’t care or benefit from spot pricin
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by manquer 10mo ago
IaaC code is one of those use cases just throwing LLM is painful for a refactor. In my experience claude/codex to wrangle CDK constructs be complicated, it frequently hallucinates constructs that simply do not exist, options that are n
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by manquer 10mo ago
Yes, but for experienced engineers that is still a huge huge change . Even 12 months ago simplifying tasks alone was insufficient, you still needed a large group engineers to actually write, review and maintain a typical product for solid s
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by manquer 10mo ago
The parent poster means to say prove it is more economical, not that it is doable. It is hard to compute the economics of small nuclear reactors that use highly enriched fuel. A lot of it is funded by defense needs. Mixed use is largely to
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by manquer 10mo ago
Less demand these days, In 2015 when it launched there was lot more drive to move to the cloud, lift and shift was the industry mantra. By 2024 the kind of orgs with >100 PB have already moved to cloud or have no plans to do so. The curr
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by manquer 10mo ago
There are nuclear icebreakers. Nuclear powered non military ships do exist, it just not economically feasible .
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by manquer 10mo ago
AWS Snowmobile exists , I wouldn’t call filling a truck (or a plane) with hard disks insane .
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by manquer 10mo ago
No need do charge in-situ, the ships (and ports) already transfer several times the battery volume and weight on berthing quickly . The battery systems could be designed to leverage that . Fire hazards are there for any fuel, Safety system
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by manquer 10mo ago
Positions are not necessary to be single transaction. They can be multi-step trade. For global currency risk (meaning on USD), You will have to hedge your shorts with a non currency long position which historically hold value during default
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by manquer 10mo ago
As another poster noted, you can disable it by limiting all interactions (6 months at a time). It is not ideal, but it does work to for PRs. You should also close all current PRs when you do that so users cannot push to those branches as we
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by manquer 10mo ago
Issues and Pull requests are only optional features . Open source projects could always use GitHub as just git host/mirror like how torvalds/linux is setup .
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by manquer 10mo ago
It is a little bit wild that 3/5 all came from the same country. Without the partition of ‘47 - India would have by far the largest group of about 600M a full a third of the global Muslims and also at the same time be only a minority
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by manquer 11mo ago
A Full migration is not always required these days. It is possible to write adapters to API interfaces. Many proprietary APIs become de-facto standards when competitors start creating those compatibility layers out of the box to convince yo
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by manquer 11mo ago
The net revenue would be lower than $200M. There are substantial costs associated with ticket revenue collection, from the % payment gateways charge, the maintenance and replacement cost the devices and turnstiles hardware, all the softwar
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by manquer 11mo ago
Not necessarily, Since 2015 launch NAN has been vaporware outside android, nobody else support it. Windows does not do so today either [1]. In Linux iw and the new cfg80211 NAN module has support for some hardware. There are few chips in d
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by manquer 11mo ago
It is a fast track to corruption without a strong independent judiciary yes. politicians have a dual role they are the legislative authority and also are the executive (when in power) . They don’t do those roles concurrently but the same pe
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by manquer 11mo ago
Not legal issues in the sense issues contested in court, rather they mean to say the combination of regulations and compliance to state laws that any business particularly a large one with significant physical footprint[1] would need to com
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by manquer 11mo ago
It is easier until things go down. Meaning the cloud may go down more frequently than small scale self deployments , however downtimes are always on average much shorter on cloud. A lot of money is at stake for clouds providers, so GitHub e
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by manquer 11mo ago
Absolute volume maybe[1], as relative % of global digital communication traffic, the era of early telegraph probably has it beat. In the pre digital era, East India Company dwarfs every other company in any metric like commerce controlled,
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by manquer 11mo ago
An regular user would associate 4k is premium / expensive and difficult to use without better phones/network/plans/signal strength etc so the idea would be to be signal it is 1M times with a somewhat challenging thing fo
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by manquer 11mo ago
or rather the slowness problems of MS has nothing to do with hardware or infrastructure limitations. You cannot just throw infra at a problem to mask poorly written code beyond a point.
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by manquer 11mo ago
Probably it has to do with all the gambling sites associated with gaming not the games itself. Taking a competitor offline for a few hours is a lot of money in a market business I expect. there seems to be lot of weird stuff going on with g
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by manquer 11mo ago
Market was obvious, solutions weren’t as you cite there were many tech failures, it was just a logical extension to their business that is not really hindsight. It was not the same kind of new market entry Apple did with the iPhone or even

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