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by mirzap 3y ago
That's false. Renewables have not won. See Germany to understand why renewables can not replace stable energy sources. They burn lignite now and buy French nuclear energy to offset nuclear. Renewables have two major issues that need to
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by mirzap 3y ago
Look it this way: you have a web app that can handle 10 req/s. It does not matter if you add a database behind it that can handle 10,000 req/s. 10 req/s still limit you. You're not gaining any performance benefits. I alw
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by mirzap 3y ago
Vector DBs don't create embeddings; they store them. As the article points out, the LLM's slowness to respond diminishes the performance that vector DB's can potentially add.
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by mirzap 3y ago
Contacts are a core feature. You can not expect to succeed as an open-source company by limiting the number of contacts at any point of maturity. Provide a decent number of features, and then charge for SSO and stuff like that. Or put every
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by mirzap 3y ago
It's so ugly; why do people keep buying those ugly phones?
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by mirzap 3y ago
So you think drones that require recharge (battery replacement) every 40-60 minutes and carry 1.8 to 2kg of cargo will replace a human? I don't think so. I believe in autonomous drone delivery, which will probably be a reality one day.
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by mirzap 3y ago
There is nothing new there from a technology aspect. What part of the drone didn't exist 20 years ago? Or 50? But I primarily meant on battery technology anyway. Until you have entirely new battery technology that will be compact, ultr
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by mirzap 3y ago
This reminds me of Uber, Lift, and food delivery companies... Years and decades of VC money poured in, and they still can't get profitable. How the fuck anyone can think using drones, with current technology, can be profitable in consu
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by mirzap 3y ago
I really hate this modern trial by social media. There's a reason we have a legal system, courts, and process. If he's found guilty by the court, then hang him by his balls and cancel everything, I don't care. But don't
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Gitlab Critical Security Release: 16.3.4 and 16.2.7(about.gitlab.com)
96 points by mirzap 3y ago|42 comments
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by mirzap 3y ago
I don't think anyone will come back for less than they had before. In fact, they might ask for at least 30% more.
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by mirzap 3y ago
What is the difference between Nginx and Nginx Unit? Benefits?
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Meta's AI Drama: internal feuds over compute power, and a rumor on Llama3(old.reddit.com)
1 points by mirzap 3y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 3y ago
What's wrong with paying for the software? You get the source code, they provide you the service if you don't want to handle it by your self.
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by mirzap 3y ago
It doesn't. And it will not make any difference. The same way as Sentry license, Elasticsearch, etc., doesn't have any difference for regular users. Those changes target cloud providers like Amazon, Google, etc.
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by mirzap 3y ago
Yes, but you can see the Usage & Billing page even on OSS. So, it's a bit confusing seeing "Upgrade" CTAs there.
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by mirzap 3y ago
OK, that's great to hear. You may consider removing the "Usage & Billing" page from OSS when self-hosting. Because I thought I'd have to upgrade OSS with a business license once I reached the limit.
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by mirzap 3y ago
Check the pricing page: https://infisical.com/pricing Yeah, I've noticed that the app is not enforcing that limit ATM, but the limit was clearly visible in the dashboard when I tried it a couple of months ago (OSS, doc
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by mirzap 3y ago
I remember trying Infiscal, and I was excited to see how good it is, the feature list in the OSS version, and its ease of use... What cooled me off is this limitation in OSS: "3 Infisical Projects, 3 Environments & 5 Team Members.&
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by mirzap 3y ago
What's wrong with monetization? You understand that OSS's significant problem is a lack of funding, where authors don't want or don't know how to monetize their product? Sentry looks like a good model for OSS, and it&#x2
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by mirzap 3y ago
You get the code with the Enterprise version, so it is open source but under the Enterprise license. The community edition is open source under an MIT license. You need a license to get the Enterprise code. Many other software work this w
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by mirzap 3y ago
I don't trust Google anymore. They will shut down this "experiment" no matter how successful it becomes.
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by mirzap 3y ago
People who make decisions usually don't use the product. Just look at Uber CEO, who was clueless about Uber ride pricing.
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by mirzap 3y ago
I'm incredibly pleased about Microsoft's acquisition of Github, as I notice visible improvements every passing month. Considering Gitlab's pricing, I wonder why anyone would abandon GitHub Team or Enterprise plan in favor of
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by mirzap 3y ago
Looks interesting and promising. Is it Open Source? Can it be self-hosted?
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Codux: Visual IDE for your React applications(codux.com)
1 points by mirzap 4y ago|0 comments
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by mirzap 4y ago
How do they generate/collect inputs in such quantities from GPT-3.5?
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by mirzap 4y ago
And you count that as "trivial" for regular user? 90% of users don't know difference between a tab and browser, and you think they would know to setup vpn, vm, and what else to avoid getting tracked.
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Compressing a million-dollar commercial into $37,000(world.hey.com)
3 points by mirzap 4y ago|0 comments
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How much does GPT-4 cost?(help.openai.com)
2 points by mirzap 4y ago|0 comments

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