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by nektro 1y ago
yet another sign OpenAI doesn't quite have the moat they'd like you to think they do
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by nektro 1y ago
but that's the problem, no? apple should offer to replace just the battery because getting you a whole new laptop creates a crap ton of e-waste.
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by nektro 1y ago
FSF is a joke
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by nektro 1y ago
um no; that's a reason to upgrade the battery, not get a new laptop
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by nektro 1y ago
these took 90 years?
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by nektro 1y ago
> So in this final part, I want to answer the question: why should we still care? The tech is problematic, and signs point to the bubble bursting. because "for every 1% unemployment goes up 40,000 people die." bubbles bursting
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by nektro 1y ago
you have buses and trains, you don't need waymo
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by nektro 1y ago
it's sad we've gotten to the point where mitigations against this have to be such a consideration when hosting a site
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by nektro 1y ago
i hope this is a gimmick and not something that'll stay long term
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by nektro 1y ago
what kind of thinking is this? even if it was actually never, today's a good day as any to start
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by nektro 1y ago
totally blown away when paint worked
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by nektro 1y ago
> I probably listen to at least one new album per day this is absolutely not typical of the average listener
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by nektro 1y ago
important to remember that this fate isn't going to happen again with 64bit
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by nektro 1y ago
so refreshing to see this view from someone in a position high up like his
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by nektro 1y ago
the political takes here couldn't be more off. wow.
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by nektro 1y ago
if those companies cared about acting in good faith, they wouldnt be in AI
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by nektro 1y ago
thanks!
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by nektro 1y ago
no compilation tests?
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by nektro 1y ago
> we were the clear leader running on NVIDIA GPUs for both latency and throughput per public data from real-world use on OpenRouter. Baseten: 592.6 tps Groq: 784.6 tps Cerebras: 4,245 tps still impressive work
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by nektro 1y ago
this is because attaching a payload requires asking the question of who and how the memory of such a payload is managed, and Zig the language never prescribes you into a particular answer to that question.
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by nektro 1y ago
> quits dev due to frustration at LLM adoption > new career path is LLM research what?? how do you square that circle. deciding to go contribute to the very thing that steered your path off course
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by nektro 1y ago
posts like this need to mention capitalism if they want to be taken seriously
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by nektro 1y ago
app hard dies if it's unable to get your location. was really expecting the "full schedule" link to show an input box to pick a station
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by nektro 1y ago
static binaries will never stop working i was pointing out that you and OP are conflating a particular dev environment with the stability of linux itself. gui/games in particular on linux is not an area that shares this same stability
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by nektro 1y ago
lovely article aside from this bit: > while those written for e.g. Linux will likely cease working in a decade or two there's nothing to support this claim in practice. linux is incredibly stable
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by nektro 1y ago
5 years ago it should've been symmetric gigabit already but yet here we are
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by nektro 1y ago
you could not pay me to use starlink
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by nektro 1y ago
> No, they didn’t. They decided not to raise the definition of broadband from 100×20 Mbps up to 1Gps. it should be at least 100x100
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by nektro 1y ago
cites tiktok as impetus for article but tiktok feed is entirely based on what u interact with
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by nektro 1y ago
google pushing new levels of evil with this one

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