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   by metadat 1y ago

   Based on what data? I'm not denying the possibility but this seems like baseless FUD. We haven't even seen what folks have done with this hardware yet.
2. 182.▲
   by metadat 1y ago

   https://diskprices.com/?locale=us&condition=new,used&capacit... Pretty expensive for anything semi-recent (as in, past 6 years, 20TB+). what happened?
3. 183.▲
   by metadat 1y ago

   Isn't FreeBSD already pretty small? I wonder what the LoC difference is between Smol, NetBSD and FreeBSD. Edit: NetBSD is 7.3m LoC, FreeBSD is 9m.
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   by metadat 1y ago

   I've been all-in on vibe engineering for 4 months now and it is overall amazing. Simon missed a few key rules and practices that I follow, but every one of the points he hit is spot on. I also know for a fact the work I do has influe
5. 185.▲
   by metadat 1y ago

   Remember a year and a half ago when we all scoffed at the prospect of multi-trillion dollar global AI infrastructure build out? Now it's happening. How much is dumb money, though? That's the real question which remains highly re
6. 186.▲
   by metadat 1y ago

   Customers pay for the compute. There are tons of CSPs selling the capacity to small and large consuming entities alike (both OpenAI/Anthropic + other small outfits we've not heard of). The fair criticism of the infra $ is where t
7. 187.▲
   by metadat 1y ago

   And yet the customers keep buying from the big shops. Perplexing in some ways, and also a cold hard fact of reality. Did you have something more to add? I am definitely curious to understand more of your perspective. Cheers.
8. 188.▲
   by metadat 1y ago

   Have you tried Orbstack? Curious how they compare. And yeah, docker desktop is Rough on macOS!
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   CWM: An Open-Weights LLM for Research on Code Generation with World Models(ai.meta.com)

   2 points by metadat 1y ago|0 comments
10. 190.▲
    by metadat 1y ago

    First I've heard of it: https://ai.meta.com/research/publications/cwm-an-open-weight...
11. 191.▲
    by metadat 1y ago

    Thanks! Macro-expanded: The AI bubble is 17 times the size of the dot-com frenzy, analyst says https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45465969 - 2 days ago, 94 comments There is some higher quality discussion there, and st
12. 192.▲
    by metadat 1y ago

    (94 comments, 1 day ago) Thanks a lot, Chris!
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    by metadat 1y ago

    This sounds like major FUD unless the data is public.
14. 194.▲
    by metadat 1y ago

    Oh yeah, the ORM thing (common side-effect with DB query abstractions) - I must not have been fully awake. Cheers and thank you for humoring me, @cbm-vic-20!
15. 195.▲
    by metadat 1y ago

    What is N+1?
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    by metadat 1y ago

    What prevents unbounded frosty ice buildup in the unheated areas? https://brr.fyi/media/beer-can/ice-tunnel-01-small.webp
17. 197.▲
    by metadat 1y ago

    Thanks, sorry my post wasn't more charitable! My bad.
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    by metadat 1y ago

    For the uninitiated (like me!): TL;DR: An old testament reference to the "malevolent god". E.g. "god in the old testament wasn't so nice or forgiving.." > In Gnosticism, the Demiurge is the lesser creator god w
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    by metadat 1y ago

    Why can't it be added to this post? The resistance to a seemingly obvious correction seems a little shady. Expecting people to dig around a site to find out your position of financial interest is not reasonable. Such behavior is disa
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    by metadat 1y ago

    I suppose the heyday is over, it's time to migrate to something else. Oh, I won't be able to POP push gmail to my new email address, nice. There is an opportunity for someone to make a low-friction service which does server-side
21. 201.▲
    by metadat 1y ago

    > Nobody deserves even a modicum of privacy. Let's make it 0 friction to inspect what they're doing at all times. Features cut both ways. Am I respectful of my work equipment? Yes. Would it be net good for my boss to automat
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    by metadat 1y ago

    What if there were some intelligence to test-for and auto-switch to support extensions when available? If you specify it manually it already supports x64-specific instructions via the ${VARIANTS} env var. https://github.com&#x2F
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    by metadat 1y ago

    Thanks! Macro-expanded: Samsung confirms its smart fridges will start showing you ads https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45291107 - 12 days ago, 108 comments
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    by metadat 1y ago

    Kiss the ring. Google doesn't have much choice, Zuckerberg was the first to bow and every other big tech co promptly followed suit. Game theory at work.
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    by metadat 1y ago

    Humbly suggest cutting your Dad a break. He won't be there forever, nobody's perfect, and it's family. Live for today, have a laugh!
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    by metadat 1y ago

    Are Google and Apple's stores safer than the open web? It really doesn't seem like it, in a lot of ways.
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    by metadat 1y ago

    It is a long paper, so not immediately obvious. > The study links evolutionary neuroscience with neurodevelopmental disease, suggesting that the unusually high incidence of autism in humans might be a byproduct of selection shaping our b
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    by metadat 1y ago

    Thanks! Macro-expanded: PostgreSQL 18 Released https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45372283 - 3 days ago, 21 comments
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    by metadat 1y ago

    I've never heard of this definition of reverse engineering -- when one has the unobfuscated actual source code I'd usually call it: reading the code, or something like summarization . Not trying to be uncharitable, I found your
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    by metadat 1y ago

    Thanks! Macro-expanded: Raspberry Pi 500+ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45370304 - 1 day ago, 285 comments