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by redwood 7mo ago
On the one hand the US has pushed for this by weakening NATO. On the other hand what's interesting is that the EU's primary defense focus is Ukraine whose primary adversary's primary defense partner is Iran, including creator
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by redwood 7mo ago
Out of curiosity did you reach out privately to explain you were surprised by their omission, and give them a change to update things? or did you go straight into the public story about copycats not giving credit where credit is due? Becaus
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by redwood 7mo ago
Cool to see Nomic embeddings mentioned. Though surpriser you didn't land on Voyage. Did you look at Turbopuffer btw?
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by redwood 7mo ago
Overthrow the regime. Has the bombing stopped?
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by redwood 7mo ago
I think you're conflating the details with what he explicitly was saying on January 13th
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by redwood 7mo ago
Did you even listen to the link you just posted? He makes very clear in his instructions to the Iranian people that they should stay sheltered as bombs will be dropping.
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by redwood 7mo ago
That was in January
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by redwood 7mo ago
The biggest beneficiary of this whole thing will be the shift to renewable energy. I am surprised to see the greens up in arms about it all.
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by redwood 7mo ago
Everyone knew the Iranians would close the strait and that it would take time to re-open it. That was the price the administration was willing to pay. Put differently, the regime's traditional deterrence did not work against this admin
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by redwood 7mo ago
I see a lot of people throw this "no revolution" perspective around when everyone involved has been very clear to the Iranian people: that this is the time to stay safe and inside. People rising up will take time, and will be high
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by redwood 7mo ago
Amazing to me how impatient people are. It was six to seven months between the 12 day war in June and the mass uprising seen in December/January which was ruthlessly crushed. It will likely be a while between the end of this war and th
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by redwood 7mo ago
Fabless. Like AMD and Nvidia. So I would think about it more as branding and packaging than Manufacturing
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by redwood 7mo ago
The article takes an odd turn in the second half and seems to veer from a very interesting deep-dive into how a lot of backlogged US data center production may correlate with GPU "slippage" via questionable resellers and GPU renta
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by redwood 7mo ago
Agree but still a lot of surface area
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by redwood 7mo ago
I too was excited about the idea originally but then started realizing that they will have an increasingly untenable service area to try and maintain and mimic and it was just never going to work out.
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by redwood 7mo ago
Out of curiosity, what are you finding success with in dotnet land? My observation is that it's not clear when Semantic Kernel is recommended versus one of multiple other MSFT newly-branded creations
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by redwood 7mo ago
It will be funny if we go back to lugging around brick-size batteries with us everywhere!
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by redwood 7mo ago
Maybe your kid is easier than most.. I would not generalize
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by redwood 7mo ago
Do you honestly think those miserable parents stay miserable for the long term or might that be a temporary bump in the ride?
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by redwood 7mo ago
Has anyone ever claimed that wars don't involve mistakes. That wars are not hell, that wars are somehow a good phenomenon associated with the human species? But has anyone not naive argued that wars are not sometimes necessary to achie
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by redwood 7mo ago
Minesweepers require comprehensive dominance of the littoral region with total suppression of firepower from the enemy before they can be applied. We are in the suppression phase before those assets can be brought into the region
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by redwood 7mo ago
Everyone's an expert 19 days into a conflict that was absolutely foreseen in comprehensive United States military planning. People need to have some patience. What's clear is it the way this is being executed is a complete reboot
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by redwood 7mo ago
Supply glut aside... Quality of life down... Traffic up... Kind of makes sense rents are down. Density needs transit investment too
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by redwood 7mo ago
Supply glut aside... Quality of life down... Traffic up... Kind of makes sense rents are down.
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by redwood 7mo ago
Wow impressive. What's the story with this?
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by redwood 8mo ago
Maybe this was almost like an early version of blockchain where earlier holes were no longer used for some reason and only new holes were used and this allowed you to continuously build up a history. In other words maybe we each row was a n
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by redwood 8mo ago
The article implies that the hillside location is something of a meeting ground between the riverine populations and the mountain population
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by redwood 8mo ago
My personal take is that it's easier for me to read your sentences if you help me see where they begin and end and this is part of capitalization's value. So at least for me your goal of putting ideas in my mind may be a little le
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by redwood 8mo ago
It's just that this is how everyone types when typing quickly in a text message on their phone. Not much to see here
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by redwood 8mo ago
Once liberated this economy is going to roar

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