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by redwood 1y ago
Enterprise readiness is hard to find in the hobbyist dev tools ecosystem community. Let's hope this lights a fire under them
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by redwood 1y ago
Great concept. Renting is so much better than hotel for long term stays but it's so overwhelming to navigate a new place
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by redwood 1y ago
Very cool, what's the back story on this? Is this powering any live rental car platforms?
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by redwood 1y ago
A big part. But pagers too. The decline of drug "turf" crime when things transitioned to networks of contacts correlated with the decline in violence on the streets which probably only accelerated with smart phones. No longer wort
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by redwood 1y ago
A lot of folks probably just assume it's correct
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by redwood 1y ago
Love this site. Also see tv.garden
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by redwood 1y ago
Plate tectonics means volcanoes i guess is the last detail.
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by redwood 1y ago
For those of us for the removed can someone explain the difference between Vault Secrets and Vault Dedicated? (very naively I would have thought that Vault itself os specifically about secrets so I must be missing the nuance)
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by redwood 1y ago
Imagine if OpenAI weren't locked into Azure's stack. A lot of people seem to think multi-cloud is an unrealistic dream. But using best in class primitives that are available in each cloud is not an unreasonable thing to do.
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by redwood 1y ago
Difficult to know the size of the pool of companies they're talking about
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by redwood 1y ago
Mind boggling to me that all these drones are now literally dragging around fiber optic cables in the middle of the battlefield
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The Battlefield AI Revolution Is Not Here Yet(understandingwar.org)
5 points by redwood 1y ago|2 comments
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by redwood 1y ago
I thought they were slowly closing the car in terms of capabilities
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by redwood 1y ago
There's still Xata. And plenty of other options that support a Postgres compatible API like CockroachDB and Yugabyte. The problem is there's so much sprawl in this postgres ecosystem that it seems like no one other than the hypers
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by redwood 1y ago
I imagine they are buying the expertise in managing the transactional system rather than the IP itself. Operationally running a transactional system is a different ballgame for these OLAP players. (of course what they're not getting i
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by redwood 1y ago
Amazing timing considering that Atlantic article that made the rounds here yesterday https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2025/05/adam-rie...
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by redwood 1y ago
Thank you! That makes more sense. Amazing that it could surpass Uber too within 12 months
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by redwood 1y ago
How about HalTech?
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by redwood 1y ago
Did self driving (assumed Waymo) really exceed rideshare by number of rides per week in SF already?! Wow I need to visit more often
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by redwood 1y ago
I miss Fry's
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by redwood 1y ago
It seems inevitable that Google would do this or else they themselves to be killed by someone else. What concerns me about this general shift is that it leads to groupthink. How do you ensure that new ideas, new innovation, new perspectives
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Russian fiber optic drones changing battlefield(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by redwood 1y ago|0 comments
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by redwood 1y ago
What I find odd about this is there's no mention of all the other engines that must be in the mix powering different types of queries: I have no doubt they're using a little of everything, from scaling key-value to search, vector
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by redwood 1y ago
Spot on. New things will be possible. New things will be done. And so the wheel turns.
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by redwood 1y ago
I for one have been tracking Appwrite since it launched and am not affiliated with the company. This is a tough segment to build a business in. It's crowded, and these kinds of opinionated abstractions are limiting once you want flexib
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by redwood 1y ago
Anyone looking at Mastra on top of Deno for at-scale concurrent agent orchestration?
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by redwood 1y ago
Hmm? A secret weapon to slow down Databricks?
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by redwood 1y ago
China nips at India from time to time
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by redwood 1y ago
Bottled water, when tested, does not out perform and has more plastic. It's a placebo basically
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by redwood 1y ago
Houston in Dallas who can simply expand externally into new land are hardly a proxy for a land real estate constrained city like New York that has to build vertically And how is their mass transportation going? As if houses alone are all th

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