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by nullpoint420 5mo ago
I swear they did this as a marketing ploy. To set the precedent that these large refactors are okay to do, and ingrain it in the engineering zeitgeist.
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by nullpoint420 5mo ago
Agentic workflows and computer use. You still need regular servers for the agents to use.
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by nullpoint420 5mo ago
Then make a userspace server to do that. If you want to see how this works in practice, macOS and iOS are great “pragmatic” implementations of this pattern. They use a Mach/BSD hybrid
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by nullpoint420 5mo ago
Yeah I mean sunk cost fallacy, right? If you’ve already hit critical mass in AWS of course you’re going continue investing in it. If I were to be CTO of a brand new company today, I’d probably just colocate my own servers with K8S. Much che
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by nullpoint420 5mo ago
As a Linux user… you have a good point
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by nullpoint420 5mo ago
I’d be surprised if they had this amount of observability info.
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by nullpoint420 5mo ago
Makes you wonder if certain parties were tipped off early
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Triangulation iirc this was a register level exploit. no software in iOS or macOS touched the undisclosed register, but when the right secret key was entered, you got full read&#
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
I just don’t understand how they haven’t figured this out yet. I genuinely want to know the corporate structure and politics that have lead to their inability to execute. Is it leadership? Something else?
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
Why crack it when you have silicon level backdoors?
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
> but went back to a GUI as it turned out I wanted a pet and not start a farm. This made me chuckle, I'm definitely going to quote this the next time our K8S cluster has issues
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
I 100% agree when it comes to security issues. They would have to host it themselves on their intranet through AppleConnect. I'm a bit removed from what software Apple uses nowadays. Back when I worked there ~2021 it was still a mix of
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
Wouldn’t this be an unreliable CI though? I assume i586 and i686 cycle accurate emulators are hard to come by?
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
Sheesh, you see suggestions here all the time. Just trying to be helpful
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
This is where a company that categorizes customer feedback like unwrap.ai or enterpret could help with volume and priority
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
That's exactly my point. I'd rather have those built outs to power entire cities.
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
Wdym? The reason is that people would oppose the TX and UT laws harder in California. Everyone is calm now in CA because "oh it's just an age dropdown guys!!" But once the infrastructure is built give it a few years it's
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
Damn, no wonder Ampere stopped releasing chips. They were churning them out and then just crickets.
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
Yeah but at least the byproducts produce a solid that can last for years vs treating it as a consumable. I'm fulling expecting someone will reply to me and say that making plastic wastes 75% of the oil or something during production, a
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by nullpoint420 6mo ago
I could 100% see this, and ironically it makes sense. I can totally envision an Apple exec announcing this at a keynote. “We’re proud to announce that the iPhone 21 is our most performant iPhone yet - capable of running models of up to 20 b
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
Until CA matches the TX and UT laws. Boiling the frog
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
> while we laughed and discussed our stock options. We? Sorry, I'm one of the "newer" engineers that joined the industry right before the AI bubble. I didn't laugh or discuss my stock options. I accepted what jobs wer
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
So there's no new capacity that went online for the new build-outs? None of that could've been used for residential capacity?
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
I always put asdf@asdf.com and it lets me download it
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
If they could find the power for the data centers, why can’t we find it for EVs?
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
How long ago was that? Things have changed in the economy recently
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
No exactly! You’re describing a microkernel and a bunch of userspace servers. Look into Fuschia, Mach, or Android’s Binder if you’re interested it this
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
Do you need a notebook to remember who you are? The point is to update the model weights so it learns.
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
Yeah, let's just boil the frog here. Makes sense.
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by nullpoint420 7mo ago
You mean like today?

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