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by stogot 1y ago
Isn’t that what CDK was for?
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by stogot 1y ago
I keep seeing this SK company’s brands everywhere. It’s a huge conglomerate, privately owned, that seems to be expanding rapidly and doing very well. Does anyone know why they’re so successful or is my misperception?
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by stogot 1y ago
Haven’t and “they actively chose not to”.
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by stogot 1y ago
Remember when CISA called Microsoft’s security culture deficient? https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/2025-03/CSRBReviewO... And remember when the Microsoft CEO responded that they will care about s
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by stogot 1y ago
I recall ranges I’ve heard from operators as 24h to upwards of 72 (rare)
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by stogot 1y ago
Some export more. Some import more. Some want to be the opposite. If you’re in that position, you’d consider yourself out of balance
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by stogot 1y ago
Hold on. There are current lawsuits over this. The companies haven’t been exonerated yet
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by stogot 1y ago
Which ones are those again? Because both parties are doing the opposite
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by stogot 1y ago
Arent the police effectively under the governors control already? The DC is different and has a law that allows the federal government to do this. It’s unusual but not illegal and is a feature not a hack. corollary to a governar using both
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by stogot 1y ago
Is there a way to make this a default behavior? a persona or template for each chat
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by stogot 1y ago
Heres the thing: it was a dev company with a side-AI business, but now Microsoft has signaled it wants an AI-GitHub with a dev-side business. The features that will be prioritized will be AI not Git improvement
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by stogot 1y ago
Hasn’t the Inferentia chip been around long enough to make the same argument? AWS and Google probably have the same order of magnitude of their own custom chips
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by stogot 1y ago
This is the best thing I’ve read on hacker news all year
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by stogot 1y ago
Say: 3 billion users, 20% xconvert to customers (600M) paying 20mo, is a combined 144B. Nowhere near a 1T reality
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by stogot 1y ago
> Project Stargate is financial fiction masquerading as infrastructure. The pitch: $500 billion total, $100 billion right now, trust us on the rest. OpenAI threw in $19 billion of Monopoly money for 40% ownership, which is like buying Ma
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by stogot 1y ago
What did they direct Apple, Google, and Amazon to do?
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by stogot 1y ago
Isn’t Ericsson (HQ in Texas) the best positioned to counter Hauwei in the telecom space? don’t see why HPE/Juniper tech merger would be a priority or advantage
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by stogot 1y ago
What did they do to their trust fund?
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by stogot 1y ago
Side note: Inconvenient Truth documentary might have actually been more widely accepted if it wasn’t a political ad for Al Gore
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by stogot 1y ago
As a proponent of a “smaller fed”, I wish it was not haphazard but that we some actual thought went into it rather than shooting from the hip
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by stogot 1y ago
This one: https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/2025-03/CSRBReviewO...
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by stogot 1y ago
I would give the one engineer the credit for doing things better, not Microsoft. Microsoft overall culture of security is terrible. Look at the CISA report.
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by stogot 1y ago
I do this with other tools 1. Pull some large tech company’s open source’ tools’ JS file 2. Extract an internal JSON blob that contains otherwise difficult information 3. Parse it and use what I need from within it for my tool
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by stogot 1y ago
Read history the perspective helps
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by stogot 1y ago
I assume if it’s triggering on car exhaust or something from opening room windows
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by stogot 1y ago
I’d hold crap gold for retirement at a discount today
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by stogot 1y ago
It’s not unreasonable Amazon already reworked Alexa to be backed by a LLM months ago, and they were delayed doing it. You’re telling me that Apple isn’t capable of the same to Siri?
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by stogot 1y ago
The OP is making a point that Apple is behind. They might be publishing research, but it’s completely useless to the end user buying their products.
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by stogot 1y ago
How is that a great prompt having it run for an hour without your input? Sounds like it’s just generating wasteful output.
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by stogot 1y ago
It clear when long form gets 7 upvotes in minutes and hits the top of hacker news . I avoid those now

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