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by nunez 9mo ago
Between this, the paused NVIDIA deal and the reports of Claude Code within MSFT, I can't help but think that OpenAI is in trouble.
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by nunez 9mo ago
$285 is still an AMAZING price for 25GbE ethernet over TB4. I paid $200 for the Sonnet TB4 10GbE adapter.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Agreed. Four way stops are infinitely worse than roundabouts or a traffic light.
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by nunez 9mo ago
No; AV uses "classical" AI and computer vision. I remember reading somewhere that Tesla FSD uses a small LLM for understanding road signs. Not sure if true, though.
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by nunez 9mo ago
All of the super regulated entities are interested in using AI and are trying to figure out how to solve those problems. There's a lot going on in the model governance space, actually.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Who do you think the founders of those startups (or the VCs funding them, more like) run to for that sweet exit? What do you think happens to those products once they get integrated into BigRegulatedCo?
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by nunez 9mo ago
Prescient observation, though I have remarks: > One human developer might make 100 API calls a day while building something. That same developer with Claude Code might make 10,000 API calls in a day because the agent is exploring, testin
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by nunez 9mo ago
Unrelated: does anyone else think that Jensen's gatorskin leather jacket at their latest conference didn't suit him at all? It felt very "witness my wealth" and out of character.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Bigger battery, larger center console and the cabin is slightly more premium. Not $76k premium but moreso than the 3. I also really like the yoke. However, the 3 is lighter, has better headlight clusters, the light accent inside of the cabi
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by nunez 9mo ago
It's the 4680 cell that is only used by CT at the moment: https://www.autoevolution.com/news/tesla-cybertruck-on-its-w...
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by nunez 9mo ago
Wow! That IS silly! I thought Ford had been in China for a while though.
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by nunez 9mo ago
No, but they are retooling their MachE factory to make batteries, which felt just as much of a wtf as this BS
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by nunez 9mo ago
Ford got a lot of heat for shifting all of their NA production to Mustangs and F-series trucks too a few years ago.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Apparently Tesla dropped 4680 battery production for the CT by 99%, so the CT isn't long for this world either. But that's okay! They have the Cybercab that will 100% drive itself For Real This Time, $99/mo Autopilot/FSD
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by nunez 9mo ago
This is sad in that I was serious about finally getting one in two to three years (We have two Model 3 LRs already), but is fantastic in that no other car interests me and I now don't have this hyper materialistic goal distracting me.
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by nunez 9mo ago
> Billionaire financier Ross Stevens is changing that. Starting with the upcoming Milan Cortina Olympics, he will give $200,000 to every U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athlete—even if they don’t win a medal. Per the Wall Street Journal, “Ha
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by nunez 9mo ago
That's the case now, yes. However, EC2 and S3 were started by using idle compute for .com, which they had boatloads of due to their size, and Windows Azure was originally meant to be an app hosting platform for .NET apps running on Win
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by nunez 9mo ago
Loads of enterprisey companies are asking for exactly this, and Tailscale is becoming more enterprisey. That's how, I'd think.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Distinction without a difference. The social media companies re-use the playbooks these two industries practically invented. Yet social media doesn't have government-mandated surgeon general warnings or 24x7 support hotlines.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Same same. Writing the actual code is always a huge motivator behind my side projects. Yes, producing the outcome is important, but the journey taken to get there is a lot of fun for me. I used Claude Code to implement a OpenAI 4o-vision po
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by nunez 9mo ago
Not drinking or gambling works so well for alcoholics and gamblers. Who needs rehab anyway?
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by nunez 9mo ago
The difference between social media and cheeseburgers here is that I don't NEED to physically go to McDonald's to find out if a business is closed or learn more about their work. (The number of businesses that only post operationa
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by nunez 9mo ago
This was the more surprising bit for me: https://www.geekwire.com/2026/amazon-supersizes-its-walmart-... Amazon straight up wants to just become Walmart. Or maybe Sears is a more apt comparison given their mail-order b
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by nunez 9mo ago
It's only impressive if you've ever only saw code as a means to an end and SLOC never really mattered. If you write code in any capacity, you'll know that high LOC counts are usually a sign of a bad time, browsers and operati
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by nunez 9mo ago
I don't think a cloud provider that is _just_ a cloud provider exists. All of the cloud providers I can think of (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, IBM Cloud, Baidu, etc) are subsidiaries of larger corporations whose profit centers are el
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by nunez 9mo ago
At least they aren't removing it like originally planned. A warning from `adb sideload` or `adb install` that can be bypassed with an environment variable is reasonable IMO.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Unfortunately, apps have always been the barrier to entry for competing options. If your platform doesn't have apps, then your platform won't have users, which won't attract developers and BigCo's to write apps for your
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by nunez 9mo ago
These don't disable Gemini. You can disable it completely if you pay for Workspace, but you can also use a Hide Gemini extension to hide most pop-ups and nags.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Moving to Fastmail from Gmail workspace was an excellent decision. Could not have been easier and I get proper push email in the Apple client.
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by nunez 9mo ago
What about stack/buffer overflows, use after free and all of the nasty memory alloc/dealloc security pitfalls? These are what I would worry about with C programs.

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