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by redwood 1y ago
Find me anything that resembles something like this for any other American city https://newyorkyimby.com/
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by redwood 1y ago
Surely it's not so simple when New York City is building more housing supply that essentially any other American city (and has the best public transit system in the nation)
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by redwood 2y ago
Code being well defined is a subjective quality and to my awareness not subject to the open source definition per se
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by redwood 2y ago
To be explicit I believe your concern is the fact that they are not requiring that the training data and training methodology they used to generate the open source model be made accessible so that anyone can essentially build the model them
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by redwood 2y ago
Wall Street or at least hedge funds love this kind of volatility
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by redwood 2y ago
Incompetence has a price
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by redwood 2y ago
Brilliant. Competence. Why can't we have that. A much smarter approach to tariffs
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by redwood 2y ago
"are the most important human beings on the planet" While I don't disagree with what you are trying to say, saying it this way is hyperbolic. There are so many people doing important things. Think about parents.
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by redwood 2y ago
This is why I love making bread
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by redwood 2y ago
Mega quake centered on a major city in a developing economy state. Information is slow to come out because of the Junta no doubt but the death toll is likely to be far far larger then folks initially are reading. So bizarre to see a lot mor
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by redwood 2y ago
It makes sense that there was a flood of folks coming in as they saw that it look like the place to be if you wanted to be in the good times... then you layer in interest rates. Good Times Never Last Forever
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by redwood 2y ago
This was the berkeley team that previously released MemGPT
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by redwood 2y ago
Have you seen PowerSync?
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by redwood 2y ago
What's useful about blockchain? (Outside of situations where you need to move money outside the law)
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by redwood 2y ago
Well put. They are useful building blocks but ultimately a lot of the magic is in the data modeling and data engineering and shaping happening behind the scenes. And because it's still slow and costly it's hard to do that well ...
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by redwood 2y ago
These are powerful building blocks, they're just not the be all end all. The building blocks up stack that use these as part of a broader architecture, that shape these and many other traditional techniques in software... this is where
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by redwood 2y ago
Just went down for me
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by redwood 2y ago
I read through a bunch of other articles on this and have not been able to find anything that has more details than this specific article. Sounds like it's possible that it's a malaria variant but far too early to tell
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by redwood 2y ago
MongoDB has had ACID transactions for many years. I encourage folks to at least read up on the topic they are claiming to have expertise in
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by redwood 2y ago
Taking a step back, accuracy/quality of retrieval is critical as input to anything generated b/c your generated output is only as good as your input. And right now folks are struggling to adopt generative use cases due to risk and
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MongoDB Buys Voyage AI for $220M to Bolster AI Search(bloomberg.com)
4 points by redwood 2y ago|0 comments
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by redwood 2y ago
Exciting. For folks in the states who are so insulated from fundamental dangers, at least non-home-grown dangers, it's wonderful to see folks with the conviction and drive to do what they must do for their own destiny
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by redwood 2y ago
Exciting
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by redwood 2y ago
I imagine anything involving "game theory" and "equilibrium" could be construed to involve "equity" and hence trigger DEI eviction protocols. Let's see if we're living in an Orwellian McCarthyian dyst
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by redwood 2y ago
And using voice to text?
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by redwood 2y ago
It might take 5 yrs to find the use cases. That's what happened with the dark fiber from the .com boom. Go look at Cisco 2001 for parallels
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by redwood 2y ago
This is hackernews, not some boilerroom pump n dump forum. Please use more professional language and take your confidence down a notch. Try to learn and add to the discussion. You seem to believe that the more inference or training value pe
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by redwood 2y ago
What's your take on Aurora DSQL? My take is anything single cloud provider proprietary and tabular in 2025 is going to over time feel too limited. Having a json column doesn't cut it. But I'm a believer in document databases
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by redwood 2y ago
Did they post the blog publicly?
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by redwood 2y ago
Factoring in inflation, anything other than positive is already a cut and there was an explicit cut on top

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