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re-thc
8mo ago
China doesn't have enough to supply itself.
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8mo ago
> I can replace an entire team just by myself. I'm literally shipping an entire week of features in half a day. I'm reviewing the code and planning the architecture - I am not dialing this in. So you can review so much code so
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8mo ago
I don't see AI easily creating a DataDog. You need it for reliability for example. You can always also deploy open source since forever. What happens when it randomly drops logs or changes the text? If you get an alert and it is noise
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8mo ago
SaaS companies were just overvalued. They had crazy multiples. Not even an AI thing.
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8mo ago
10 other agents.
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8mo ago
That's not Webscale.
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8mo ago
> but I don't think we're getting an hour's worth of work out of single prompts yet But I don't think every developer is getting paid minimum wage either. > Now that's a day's wage for an hour of work For
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8mo ago
It’s Claude Coke
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8mo ago
You don't remove jQuery. EVER. You'll lose all the $.
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> but you now need to re-invent all of the AWS APIs you use or might use and it's big CAPEX time investment Or maybe you just never needed most of these in the first place. People got into this "AWS" mentality like it is t
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8mo ago
On Node, presumably?
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8mo ago
Would be more interesting to compare this to Bun or Deno + NextJs or Tanstack Start or React Router performance wise.
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8mo ago
There are hints this is a preview to Gemini 3.1.
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8mo ago
What’s reasonable? It’s less than minimum hourly wage in some countries.
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8mo ago
> In my opinion, they solved the wrong problem > I don't want a faster, smaller model. I want a faster, better model Will you pay 10x the price? They didn't solve the "wrong problem". They did what they could with
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8mo ago
> No, as in the entire PC market for the past two decades Is this why AI is winning? People aren't doing better. You pick a random stat and somehow make it support what you're arguing. The link says DESKTOP. I said LAPTOP. Lapt
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8mo ago
> the majority of the consumer PC audience will not invest in those things at the price Apple demands for it Who? As in you? But Apple is gaining market share. Apple is cheaper for what it offers in hardware ignoring the Apple ecosystem.
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> the death of the "per-seat" license It won't die. It'll just cost more. If the theory is AI = more efficiency = less people required then the people required will cover the remaining cost. AI / automation /
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> An independent Mac business that doesn't have such tie-ins, would sell much less. For businesses and pro users, it isn't the Apple ecosystem that's the main driver. Since Apple silicon a lot of laptops are just so far be
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8mo ago
> Uh yes? Deepseek explicitly said they used H800s [1]. Those were not banned btw, at the time Then they haven't. I said the non-officially obtained 1s that they can't / won't mention i.e. those Blackwells etc...
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> What is truly amazing here is the fact that they trained this entirely on Huawei Ascend chips Has any of these outfits ever publicly stated they used Nvidia chips? As in the non-officially obtained 1s. No. > US attempts to contain C
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When you have export restrictions what do you expect them to say? > They believe model capabilities do not matter as much as application. Tell me their tone when their hardware can match up. It doesn't matter because they can't
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It reflects the Nvidia tax overhead too.
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> a request object with lazy accessors would solve this issue, although the accessor itself would have some overhead in repeat accesses The overhead can be reduced with caching. Frameworks like Java Vertx (used by Quarkus) already do it
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> So it looks like shad once again proves the gary oak Shad did this way late AFTER everyone said Radix was unmaintained though. Quite a few of the original Radix devs moved to work on Base.
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8mo ago
> Rebuilding with radix primitives Check out Base UI (or React Aria) instead.
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> If you were a Chinese company that only intended to operate within China, you had no reason not to move legal and leadership operations to Shanghai. Where's the example where you're a Chinese company with most revenue in Chin
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And during the 2010s-2020s the flow from HK moved back to SG since China started their major changes in HK.
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8mo ago
Haven't they been shown the front door?
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8mo ago
That's not good enough. You need SKILLS!
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