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by rdtsc 4mo ago
How big is the charging infrastructure in Mexico? Or is this mainly geared for a daily commutes and charging at home?
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> They are, however, indeed a "small[est] subset" to quote the gentleman in the article. The numbers don't have to stay small because this behavior is not generated independently in a population. Multiple people may becom
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> A $100k interceptor to save a $10 million critical facility against a $10k Shahed is a bargain. You saved $9.9 million dollars. Sure until they send 200 Shaheds at a night. Another another 200 next night and so on.
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> Would love to know more about how Cloudflare plans to prevent abuse of ephemeral infrastructure to host malicious content If it helps laugh DDoS attacks they would be incentivized to do the exact opposite. They can charge more for “pro
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
And interceptors are more expensive than Shaheds. A $100k interceptor (guessing here) to shoot a $10k Shahed can be an acceptable deal for the side launching the Shaheds.
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
Wonder if context size would matter. Find and fix “bugs” in Linux kernel or find and fix “bugs” in this short snippet of code. I would try a file by file approach first. I don’t know how much we want to believe the “reports”. But there are
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> Amazon CEO Andy Jassy also reportedly alerted the administration after Amazon’s own researchers, he said, found a way around Fable 5’s safeguards. Anthropic disputes the “jailbreak” label Doing god’s work there, Andy, thanks /s Wo
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
I believe Ukrainians had already deployed such a system. This is specifically designed to use old Android phones already sitting in a drawer somewhere without any other use, and most importantly by anyone without technical skills.
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
CEOs have their own hierarchies. The little startup CEO knows they are a little startup CEO and looks up to big company CEOs, who look up to Amazon CEO or Google CEO. Amazon CEO does something stupid or daring and and then everyone sits and
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
That's the first thing I looked to see HN-ers real names :-) and thought "hey, that's a pretty clever to get everyones' names". Apparently it's fixed now. Surely you'll trust a random website...
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
Some of it sounds like it reinvented Erlang supervision trees https://learnyousomeerlang.com/supervisors . As a joke there we’re calling gen_severs “nanoservices”. Granted, that was mostly when microservices were the hot new
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> Yes, 34 years and no plans to switch. It's 26 years for me. Emacs is I believe the oldest software I still use. I started on an SGI Irix in 2000. I used it also on HP-UX, Solaris, Windows, MacOS, and of course all varieties of Lin
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
US tech company. Just as the RTO excuse ended it started with AI immediately. RTO was used to squeeze as hard as possible to force people to leave and not pay severance ("You're not in the office a month from now across the countr
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
Where is the favoritism? Did other CEOs come out and say their models are crazy dangerous? Dario asked for this behavior and he got it. I guess he hoped to kneecap Deepseek or others. That's how companies operate, once they are big eno
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> Government arbitrarily picking and choosing Their CEO was asking for it. Their whole marketing angle is their model is so powerful and dangerous. Someone showed the government how the powerful and dangerous features can be unlocked wit
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> You’re rooting for the mass murderers, good job How did you figure that? Who are you talking about?
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
Didn't their CEO argue how super powerful and dangerous their AI models are and government should be able to restricting usage https://abc7.com/post/anthropic-ceo-dario-amodei-calls-stron... > "We're
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> Also, you can only create a crates.io account with a GitHub account Oh is that true? They tied themselves to Microsoft it seems. What about people who won't or can't use GitHub.
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
Ah you're right. I did miss their sarcasm. Sometimes you can't tell online https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_law
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> While they're at it, they should kick out the French, the Germans, the Italians, and any other immigrants refusing to speak Swiss. What's this Swiss language you speak of? I never heard of it. You must mean Romansh but that&#
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
If burning $33B would make $66B somewhere else then I can see them doing it.
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> field. It has the advantage of allowing voltage regulation through adjustment of the field, rather than after the fact, which would be far less efficient That and not having huge strong magnets is nice when doing maintenance.
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
The power is getting to their heads it seems. With the guard rails explicit or implicit do they refund back the tokens after you've hit the guard rails? I guess they don't. They could just throttle you just to save money then. You
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
For some reason I imagined death from The Seventh Seal by Bergman here. Very calm and matter for fact kind of a character. Maybe once in a while he may decide to visit for a game of chess...
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
This has the "do you even know who you're talking to?" air from Apple. Everyone should comply but not us, we're too cool and too damn important.
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
Absolutely. It's funny how that works in a way. And then we end up with articles like "how come such and such a sport isn't popular, it's obviously such a great sport". Some of it may be just adversarial, Americans
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> The United States is not exactly lacking in athletic prowess, as our women’s team and our success in other sports show. That's one of the answers: it's seen as a "women's" sport mostly. In school boys play foot
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> The TLS certificate is CN=*.luminatinet.com — the domain for Luminati Networks, Bright Data’s pre-2018 corporate name Ah yes. The big privacy scraping company called themselves The Luminati. It’s like they are side-investing in tin foi
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
> In your head maybe? How do you mean? Trucking doesn’t mostly attract men and gp made it up?
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by rdtsc 4mo ago
The Salem, OR ex store owner and/or the owner of the LEGO set or the youtube who got involved? I'd be fairly sure they are not. Had the store itself been in Utah that would have been a 50/50 maybe.

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