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by miraculixx 3y ago
Look up Annie Altman.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Look up Annie Altman. Be seated.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Mhm
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Counting their bonusses?
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by miraculixx 3y ago
I knew immediately this was just overhyped PR when I noticed the author of the blogpost is Sundar.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Do you believe everything verbatim that companies tell you in advertising?
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Exactly. Bonuses secured. Check
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Great PR
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by miraculixx 3y ago
What hands-on demo?
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Count me not impressed too. Let's make it a movement.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
It's a PR release. Probably Sundai needs to meet some objective by end of year.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
You can't test it. It is not available to the public yet.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
So it's an announcement with a nice web page. Well done.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Not sure what you tried, but it's not the new model. It hasn't been released, just "release announced".
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by miraculixx 3y ago
If it feals like a duck it is a duck. Duh(ck)
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by miraculixx 3y ago
It's vaporware unless they actually release the model + weights. All else is just corporate BS
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Such attacks cannot be stopped by outlawing technology.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Yes, but this distinction will not be possible in the future some people are working on. This future will be such that whatever their "safe" AI says is not ok will lead to prosecution as "hate speech". They tried it with
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Yes, it's an outright powergrab. They will stop at nothing. Case in point, the new AI laws like the EU AI act will outlaw *all* software unless registered and approved by some "authority". The result will be concentration of
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Show HN: Turn cam and mic on/off with a single click (Linux Mint/PulseAudio)(github.com)
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by miraculixx 3y ago
There's plenty. Google it.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
BASE. Here's a secret: most of the world runs on BASE. Even banks.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
That is also my experience.
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by miraculixx 3y ago
Well yes and no. Yes it's ok to use OSS to operate your business. That's a sound and intended way of using OSS. Everyone benefits. No it's not ok to provide a competing product to the very people that you get the core of it f
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by miraculixx 3y ago
My thought too. But it won't last for long. Security bugs will show up. What then?
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by miraculixx 3y ago
This shows a problem in today's open source ecosystem: we have too many who profit from other people's work without giving back. In particular large corps should not be allowed to do that, and in fact by their very own Code of Con
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by miraculixx 3y ago
The weird part is that Hashicorp doesn't have a single core product that is valuable by itself. Their stuff is infrastructure built to enable an ecosystem. It's a hub, all the plugins, providers etc. are the spokes. The real value
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by miraculixx 3y ago
The creator and lead maintainer of SQLAlchemy, one of the most popular and most used Python libraries for accessing databases (who doesn't?) gave a rather interesting response to PEP703. > Basically for the moment the GIL-less idea
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by miraculixx 3y ago
> That still relies on IPC, and the associated kernel overhead to set, ctl and access the shared memory, IN ADDITION to the kernel overhead of having to do a context switch between processes. In multithreading there is no need for a cont
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by miraculixx 3y ago
The PEP notes subinterpreters as an alternative and says it can be considered a valid approach to achieve paralleism. However it does not discuss why nogil was given preferences. I guess that's ok because the PEP is about nogil. I&#x27

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