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A Science of Concurrent Programs – draft (2024) [pdf](lamport.azurewebsites.net)
11 points by mirzap 3y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 3y ago
There are better open source libraries available, such as Shadcn, which offers real components and Figma design, among many others. https://ui.shadcn.com/
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Open Source Hasura GraphQL Engine v3(hasura.io)
3 points by mirzap 3y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 3y ago
GitHub is a great example of how an OpenAI team can thrive under Microsoft. Github has drastically improved and has never been better.
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by mirzap 3y ago
Life is chaos. Things do not have to add up. People start seeing things only when things go wrong. I see nothing strange in those randomly selected points.
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by mirzap 3y ago
From what I heard non-compete clauses are unenforceable in California, so what exactly are they suing for? I'm pretty sure Satya consulted with an army of lawyers over the weekend regarding the potential issue.
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by mirzap 3y ago
We witnessed the insane value destruction over the weekend. Every OpenAI employee is aware that everything they have and what is promised to them is whipped out. Their best chance is that Sam brings them to that new company within MS. They
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by mirzap 3y ago
This was expected. Who would possibly think Sam would join MS to be a "senior research" or "VP of engineering"? They get to form a company and run a startup within Microsoft with full Microsoft backing. OpenAI is so over
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by mirzap 3y ago
As I was saying, Satya just confirmed it: https://twitter.com/satyanadella/status/1726516824597258569
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by mirzap 3y ago
As I was saying, Satya justt confirmed it: https://twitter.com/satyanadella/status/1726516824597258569
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This is not Ballmer era. It's Satya.
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Satya will probably allow them to run a startup under the MS umbrella without interference and with full MS backing.
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by mirzap 3y ago
They will probably run a subsidiary under the MS umbrella and profit hugely in the next few years. Also, MS could easily dump OAI in the next few months to year.
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And that could be a core problem. He wasn't really free to decide the speed of development. He wanted to change that and deliver faster. Obviously, they achieved something in the past weeks, so doomers pulled the plug to stop him.
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by mirzap 3y ago
I called this yesterday. I said the board would be forced out under the pressure, and Sam would be back. It was obvious. Even if it is a not-for-profit company, it bows under investor pressure.
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by mirzap 3y ago
Yes, they are that incompetent except one. D’Angelo has a history of such moves. He fired his cofounder when Quora was still doing good and growing, and Quora has been struggling ever since.
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by mirzap 3y ago
Non-compete contracts should be banned unless the employee is compensated for the non-compete period. Period.
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by mirzap 3y ago
We could be witnessing another Apple-Jobs moment. He could go and pursue other interests, but I have a feeling that he deeply cares about OpenAI. If that's the case, he will be back eventually, just as Jobs returned to Apple repeatedly
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by mirzap 3y ago
Yeah, I misspoke earlier. Although nobody has actual power on paper, public and investor pressure can be just as influential.
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by mirzap 3y ago
They resign under public pressure, I guess?
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Even more, if the model was open-sourced, weights and everything.
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by mirzap 3y ago
This is escalating rather quickly. It is an incredibly irresponsible move by the OpenAI board. Hypergrowing company, and now they managed to shake up their user's trust in leadership stability. This has Adam's (D'Angelo) fing
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by mirzap 3y ago
A lifetime with 1 year of free updates is an optimal model. You buy a "support package" of one more year of free updates to receive future updates. You can continue to use it for a lifetime, but don't expect lifetime-long upd
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by mirzap 3y ago
A bad term, I would say now, "most people." For me, hosting a password manager is like hosting an email server. There are situations where it makes sense. But for 99.99% of people, services are just good enough. Not to mention wha
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by mirzap 3y ago
Good for you. But the average user wants a password manager on all their devices, including web and mobile browsers. They don't want keepassx and to keep track of a single file. There's nothing to gain, except a false sense of sec
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by mirzap 3y ago
Not targeted, but a random attack and data leak is very likely. Much more likely than if they used the service. That's why 99.999% of people should stick with the services.
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by mirzap 3y ago
You may feel safer that way, but it is not. If a dedicated attacker can breach Okta, they can surely breach your self-hosted, self-synced password manager you manage, which you forgot to update on time, or you don't get an update on ti
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by mirzap 3y ago
He was arrested in 2012 and sentenced in 2020. If time spent in jail counts, he'll get out much earlier than 2045.
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Packt Publishing Quietly Increases Monthly Subscr. Fees Without Prior Notice
3 points by mirzap 3y ago|1 comments
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by mirzap 3y ago
Fusion doesn't have those problems. With fusion, you generate electricity 24h/day. Storage is needed for solar and wind for obvious reasons.

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