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by rvz 2mo ago
That is almost double the FTX funds that was lost in November 2022. The figure was $8B. Now Jane Street has a $15B loss, thanks to SA by an ex-FTX employee. Here we go again.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Why? This just embeds electron and shoves it into the terminal instead of the native frontend. All the same downsides of Electron with practically little to no upside other than the same folks who ruined the web are now ruining the terminal
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by rvz 2mo ago
Morals at Meta is an oxymoron. No person with 'morals' would join this company in 2026, unless with the next RSU cliff, the morality hormone immediately gets triggered when the bank account reaches 7 figures.
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by rvz 2mo ago
The whole article reads as a post around jealously on the popularity of TUIs and writes a pseudo-intellectual rant about them. While I don't use most of them, but I can see why TUIs they are popular around devs. But in this post it rea
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by rvz 2mo ago
The entire article is close to rage bait and should be dismissed as such.
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by rvz 2mo ago
> What is the evidence for a stock market bubble in AI? Nvidia becoming a bank and having to save / bailout failing AI and semiconductor companies. There is a reason why Jensen does not want a ban on China for selling his GPUs there
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by rvz 2mo ago
Old man yells at terminal. Who tf cares about what the author who appears to be new to building native desktop apps (and vibe codes them) says about terminal apps? I am not writing my code 3 times for each native platform even for agents an
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by rvz 2mo ago
If you did the exact same agentic security breaches with either open or closed weight models, you will get yourself arrested. Not for trillion dollar companies it seems
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by rvz 2mo ago
After seeing the price and the build quality, there's no more excuses for developers to suggest that they can't afford a Mac or Windows or Framework computer after buying this. This should be the standard quality for Linux machine
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by rvz 2mo ago
> Didn't journalism go out of business decades ago and now not even pretends to be journalism anymore? So Daily Mail, Bloomberg, CNBC, BBC, CNN, ABC News, New York Times, FOX and many others all went out of business decades ago? Tha
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by rvz 2mo ago
I agree it is a choice. That's why it is a choice for companies to not pay for (human) software engineers anymore for writing software and to get all the agents to do the work and write the software that we use today. Just like how we
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by rvz 2mo ago
Again? It was only less than 12 hours before the last outage they had. [0] I don't think anyone can say that GitHub is stable. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49379172
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by rvz 2mo ago
First of all, it IS destroyed and it is a big deal. Hardcover copies of books especially 1st - 2nd edition ones (even with mistakes) are rarer than digital scans. Maybe the Bodleian Library at Oxford University should give all their rare
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by rvz 2mo ago
Bans are possible, [0] but rarely issued. One thing that is clear which is a bannable offence is self-promotion and posting links back to your own website in the comments. That isn't allowed here, especially on a repeated basis. Don&#x
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by rvz 2mo ago
And another outage. [0] Looking forward to the subsequent post-mortem on that one. You might want to not go all in on GitHub anymore since it is very unstable to use. A self-hosted instance would have a far better uptime than GitHub over th
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by rvz 2mo ago
Again? Last time that happened was 3 days ago. [0] They just did a blog post about that outage, yet here we are another one afterwards. This is what an actual platform looks like that is in decline. This time there is now CEO of GitHub to h
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by rvz 2mo ago
Betteridge's law of headlines suggests: No.
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by rvz 2mo ago
The languages that have a poor standard library support have this issue and other languages encourage you to import tons of libraries to fix the problem. This is why Javascript and Typescript suffer from this the most and has little to noth
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by rvz 2mo ago
You are the only person on this thread that answered my question and gave a clear reason.
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by rvz 2mo ago
For now. Cognition is looking for a specific number from the 10B to 100B range to sell to SpaceX
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by rvz 2mo ago
That's quite pathetic from ASML, and way below big tech standards. In South Korea at the center of the memory boom, Samsung (agreed) to a profit sharing deal with employees of bonuses worth around $400k - $600k [0]. That is enough to k
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by rvz 2mo ago
Why do you think it is "AI slop"? Isn't the author allowed to write code with Claude? Not every project that uses AI is immediately "AI slop". > This is a hobby project. I rely on AI to speed up the work (includi
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by rvz 2mo ago
> New representation will get voted in because of the current macro, will have to raise taxes to pay down the debt to prevent an eventual debt spiral That debt is never getting paid, I'm afraid.
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by rvz 2mo ago
This debt problem was long before Trump and this is why the US dollar is being printed straight to $0, until it loses its reserve currency status.
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is before Stripe completing their acquisition of PayPal (which will happen). [0] Maybe there is some plan to pump Stripe's valuation to over $1TN before an IPO. Who knows. [0] https://www.reuters.com/business/
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OpenRouter is joining Stripe(openrouter.ai)
964 points by rvz 2mo ago|500 comments
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by rvz 2mo ago
I agree. Saying "Qualcomm is a notoriously closed source company." isn't really a point in the semiconductor space. They all are. At least with Mojo that is open sourced and Nvidia's nvcc is still closed.
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by rvz 2mo ago
The news here is significant and this took decades of studies and research to validate this. Well done to Merck and Moderna.
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by rvz 2mo ago
> But I wasn't even sure what problem does it solves. Looks like its completely missing from the regular discussion / news outlets. Every 1-2 years some barely visible post/article reminds me it even exists... At this poin
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by rvz 2mo ago
They are no better than Nvidia. I do not see your point.

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