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by rvz 4mo ago
Should now make sense to re-introduce Xserve, but targeted towards AI inference to compete against Nvidia, thanks to the M-Series processors.
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by rvz 4mo ago
This is quite frankly unnecessary. Just get the agents to pay to access the content instead of Captchas like this which human + agent can right-click-solve it offline in a browser like Comet.
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by rvz 4mo ago
This is no surprise at all and was very predictable. The Chinese open weight models were always winning the AI race to zero where as the likes of Anthropic and OpenAI have no choice but to increase token costs. Even Microsoft wants to use s
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by rvz 4mo ago
So "AGI" was not found internally at Ford and they didn't know they needed actual engineers to keep the lights on? It's OK to just say that the plan was to rehire back the engineers for far less compensation.
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by rvz 4mo ago
> I remember the scalping of GPUs due to crypto-mining and then all the things Nvidia did to market segment crypto out of the regular (gaming) consumer space. This happened when Ethereum was a proof-of-work (PoW) blockchain and then swit
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by rvz 4mo ago
Cryptocurrencies never did this with the entire computing industry because it got its act together and efficient blockchains arrived without the need to constrain the supply of CPUs, GPUs and memory chips to the point with drastic price inc
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by rvz 4mo ago
> Yeah, but Valve isn't losing out on any money, and there's no way they're going to risk the negative PR blowback they'd get for a takedown. So that makes it okay to pirate and steal games developed by your fellow in
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by rvz 4mo ago
It's quite dangerous to make unsubstantiated comments and assumptions on US copyright law without the proper research. Valve still owns the copyright to the game and just because they won't do anything now does not mean it is le
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by rvz 4mo ago
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by rvz 4mo ago
As expected, you don't actually own the game at all and it is possible for console makers to ban you from running the game on your machine. Of course no-one will care (until it happens) but at the same time, it will be available on PS5
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by rvz 4mo ago
Regardless of the title, the entire point still stands unchallenged.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Time for the regular posts on "how do I transition from senior software engineer to philosopher?"
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by rvz 4mo ago
Notice how Anthropic is now scapegoating Chinese models providers like Alibaba and outright accusing them of distilling their models. Whether if it is true or not, this is part of their effort into using them as an example to scare everyone
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by rvz 4mo ago
No surprise here. [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45429514
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by rvz 4mo ago
The unwritten rule is simple: Unless you are a co-founder, You are not allowed to get an allocation or preferred shares at a lower valuation than the VCs who want a large piece of your startup at the lowest valuation possible. This game is
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by rvz 4mo ago
Many people will realize this soon. Especially if private equity gets their hands on buying Bunny.net.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Snyk has achieved AGI internally.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Look at the time I posted my comment. I commented 51 mins ago when there were around two comments here that were not talking about Reid's bias against xAI. 5 more comments appeared afterwards in roughly the same timeframe when I posted
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by rvz 4mo ago
OpenAI investor Reid Hoffman says competitor xAI is a "complete train wreck". Why listen to these people when they have a clear vested interest in talking nonsense about their competitors? These comments from investors are predict
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by rvz 4mo ago
> "It's just the beginning. AI's potential will be unlocked." So it is a bubble.
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by rvz 4mo ago
It is "grounded in reality" and changes its answer like the weather.
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by rvz 4mo ago
You seem to be all over the place, most of it by not reading the parent's comment. So let's break it all down. > Bad take. Some things are feasible and some things are not, "anything is possible" is a useless framewor
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by rvz 4mo ago
Think of LastPass as the Internet Explorer of password managers. If you are still using LastPass in 2026 after all their previous breaches, you are stomping on very thin ice.
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by rvz 4mo ago
> Interesting that Gemini said it was infeasible. Unless there is a hardware limitation or the hardware does not support it, anything in software is possible. Gemini and all these other LLMs are designed to convince you that they have &q
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by rvz 4mo ago
Raised from....you. That is SpaceX way of saying, thank you for holding our expensive designer bags.
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by rvz 4mo ago
Claude is taking a hydration break.
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by rvz 4mo ago
He is a salesman at this point and is not talking to you. He is talking to the investors who want to vibe code loops to waste tokens on building slop to get rid of you. Goes to show how fake this industry has become when VC dollars have flo
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by rvz 4mo ago
I think we have a clear idea on what sort of crypto is useful (stablecoins) and which ones are not (memecoins, Bitcoin). As we have seen with Stripe [0], Shopify [1], PayPal [2] and many others have all figured out its utility is in stablec
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by rvz 4mo ago
Unfortunately, the only game that matters this year is GTA 6, and it only plays on consoles such as the PS5 and the Xbox. So unless it releases on the Steam Machine or PC, then the sales of the Steam Machine are going to be really poor. Tha
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by rvz 4mo ago
Name a permanent large scale universal basic income (UBI) programme that is working today right now and is economically sustainable to a country supporting tens of millions and to hundreds of millions of people paid a basic liveable income.

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