matt-p

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by matt-p 4mo ago
As someone who has lived in a 'mixed block' in zone 1, I think it's delusional to characterise social housing tenants as 'teachers and nurses'. I suspect most teachers and nurses are already in private sector housin
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show hn: Turn server photos into editable rack templates (experimental)(react-networks-lib.rackout.net)
2 points by matt-p 4mo ago|0 comments
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by matt-p 4mo ago
OK, but network rail don't have any in-house building skills. Actually they don't even do much truly in-house maintenance/fix work - it's mostly contracted out. Network rail are not building east-west rail, let alone H
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by matt-p 4mo ago
Even if they keep the R&D costs, more efficient inference and 0 Marketing spend also gets you there. Inference is honestly super inefficient at this point, we can do far better than GPUs, push utilisation up, build more efficient datace
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by matt-p 4mo ago
> They really need to change their trajectory then? They need to step up progress sure. > And regardless being owned by xAI, a failed AI company which turned into a datacentre operator probably won't help them to achieve that. I
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by matt-p 4mo ago
Can even put it in redis too, if you have performance issues from looking for it in memory then you have probably have more users than google.
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by matt-p 4mo ago
I don't know what cursors market share is but it feels like 20-25% to me. That is not worth nothing. Then; 1) The data they have flowing through the system that enabled them to build composer (which is much better than stock kimi 2.5
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by matt-p 4mo ago
all XGS models I've tried run super hot. I don't know the standard for your area but here 99% of the time here you just get a 'media converter' style layer 2 ONT which I would just keep.
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by matt-p 4mo ago
Are we talking about the EU or Europe? The UK, for example, is outside the EU and arguably Europes strongest AI hub birthing DeepMind, Stability and others. Home to top universities etc. I think compute is certainly our weakest point but it
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by matt-p 4mo ago
It's interesting because there are still smaller providers who are offering slightly better prices than hetzner and large hyperscalers are keeping costs static. Hardware costs are insane, no doubting it but it's more important tha
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by matt-p 4mo ago
Cursor 2.5 is essentially kimi and I find it eminently usable.
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by matt-p 4mo ago
only at check-in, other airlines will give you free seat selection at booking or 72hrs before.
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by matt-p 4mo ago
I think that sometimes we think just in terms of the raw price of the incidentals rather than the effect of reducing demand for incidentals. The main reason Ryanair is so cheap is that they have the fastest turn around time in the industr
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Show HN: React Library for Server Racks(react-networks-lib.rackout.net)
2 points by matt-p 4mo ago|0 comments
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by matt-p 4mo ago
I would say that is the exception rather than the rule (potable is normal).
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by matt-p 4mo ago
Yeah the main problem is just that the cheapest/easiest way of getting rid of heat is evaporation*. Once it's evaporated it's obviously not economic to try and get it back at that point. You could have a closed loop system si
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by matt-p 4mo ago
They are never happy :)
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by matt-p 4mo ago
Interchange average in the UK was about 0.2% last time I looked (which was a few years ago), it't not much anyway. Also the government doesn't really do card transactions. I imagine this is for fairly rare things like renewing you
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by matt-p 4mo ago
You are also being subsidised by debit card users.
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by matt-p 4mo ago
Perhaps "non-physical" would have been a better term to use. The problem is that these obligations are often secured through planning conditions or AT BEST Section 106 agreements. While planning departments are well equipped to en
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by matt-p 5mo ago
The problem is worse outside London, hotels in conservation areas that get planning for health clubs on the basis that locals can buy memberships too, then quietly withdrawn. A car park that should be open for public paid parking becomes pr
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Cloud Provider Comparison Tool(serversearcher.com)
1 points by matt-p 5mo ago|0 comments
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by matt-p 5mo ago
UUIDv7 is arguably better, because it is entropy plus time.
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showhn: Updates to react library for visualising server racks/networks(react-networks-lib.rackout.net)
1 points by matt-p 5mo ago|0 comments
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by matt-p 5mo ago
OK, I had not considered just using GeoJSON for my flatland CRS (indoor routing). Quite obvious in hindsight, thank you.
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by matt-p 5mo ago
I kind of agree with you, I would hazard that this is perhaps targeted towards folks (maybe TPMs, small business owners) who are using ai to start a software side business or make a website and have never bought a domain before or configure
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by matt-p 6mo ago
I think about 80-90% of the UK can order >1G broadband, fairly similar in most of europe, though some countries do lag behind. Realistically the number of homes with more than 20metres of cat5 structured cabling is very very low (much le
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by matt-p 6mo ago
Cat5e/Cat6 is extremely easy to work with and does 10G at 30 metres. I take the view that's enough for me on any one link.
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by matt-p 6mo ago
I think there's probably two ways to address this. 1) Most likely we make self retracting reels, or just very easy cable/slack management and sell fixed length cables with a hard connector one end and a snap on connector the other
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by matt-p 6mo ago
I'm not sure if we'll see >10G over twisted pair/CAT but I'm sure we'll definitely see 5G and 10G baseT become far cheaper with 2.5G the baseline (e.g standard on cheap things like raspberry pi). Base level Mac

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