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by sidcool 2y ago
My manager: What's the hoopla about? It was done more than 50 years ago. Tech people make a lot of noise about things that have been done already.
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by sidcool 2y ago
This is exactly why no country should rely on other country for their survival and security. Powerful nations have shown time and again in the past how they can abandon you at a drop of a hat. Never ever rely on other country for your saf
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by sidcool 2y ago
Congrats on launching. This is a hard area. Wish you luck.
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by sidcool 2y ago
This may be my cynical take, but this cannot be out of good will or noble intentions. There has to be an ulterior motive.
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by sidcool 2y ago
As in the fired employee was retained.
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by sidcool 2y ago
All's well that ends well.
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by sidcool 2y ago
LI is the worst, but it has the reach and revenue. I don't know what works for it. But it's where professional world (cringe at times) resides. So love it or hate it, it's here to stay.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Why should this be surprising? He's a businessman. His allegiance will lie with whoever makes the business run. Ethics are capricious.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Businesses are opportunistically ethical.
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by sidcool 2y ago
No. I don't like this. Too much power concentrated in the hands of a single individual. I admire Musk, but I firmly believe never put anyone on a pedestal. I hope this does not happen.
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Meta’s Hyperscale Infrastructure: Overview and Insights(cacm.acm.org)
302 points by sidcool 2y ago|169 comments
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by sidcool 2y ago
The main video is a bad link.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Why what happened?
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by sidcool 2y ago
I don't understand why this is surprising to people. Most private companies will use any proprietary technology for profits and renege on their earlier comments.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Sometimes it's the joy of creation. Utility and optimization come later. It's fun. Like a hobby.
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by sidcool 2y ago
That's not the point. It's in the interest of a country to not let it's data be sucked by a foreign government. And India took the bold but right decision early on.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Yeah. That was harsh, I agree.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Future of AI being controlled by Oracle worries me
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by sidcool 2y ago
I'm indifferent to him being pardoned. But people saying he didn't deserve any punishment seems weird to me.
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by sidcool 2y ago
If it's for the mental health of the US citizens then banning TikTok alone is not going to address it. But may be the first step.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Wasn't the concern of data being siphoned off to China? Even India has banned it. Where does freedom come into picture here?
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Refactoring Mindset(tech-lessons.in)
1 points by sidcool 2y ago|0 comments
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by sidcool 2y ago
Zuck has been a laggard in taking high risk policy decisions. Musk, despite some bad decisions, has at least shown the spine to buck the trend and do what he believes in.
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by sidcool 2y ago
"Never go against the family, Annie, ever"
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by sidcool 2y ago
15% is pretty huge. It's like getting 6 hours extra each week.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Boy we have lost trust in our boy big time. I feel the essay is earnest. He's not giving concrete details, but I'd like to give hi my a benefit of doubt.
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by sidcool 2y ago
This could be true of songs and movies. But cars are too expensive. And Teslas are bought not just by the rich but all across the economic spectrum. I can't relate to what you talk about here.
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by sidcool 2y ago
Why's there so much hate for Tesla here on HN?
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by sidcool 2y ago
The tweet seems written by deepseek
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by sidcool 2y ago
This won't deter them. But something better than nothing.

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