tuhgdetzhh

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by tuhgdetzhh 9mo ago
Isn't it possible to jam the starlink receiver?
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by tuhgdetzhh 9mo ago
"This page was intentionally left blank" is also an all time favorite of mine.
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
An in half a century we still haven't found a single actually testable prediction.
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
Lets assume the kenerl is correct and a mathematian trusts it, now what happens if it is the proof itself that he cannot understand anymore because it has gotten too sophisticated? I think that this would indeed be a difference, and a cross
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
Could you elaborate on why not?
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
Just for comparison, this is how the code could look like in Python: SUCCESS = 0 TOO_FAR_LEFT = 2 TOO_SLOW_OR_TOO_LOW = 4 TOO_FAST_OR_TOO_HIGH = 8 MIN_ALTITUDE = 100 MAX_ALTITUDE = 300 MIN_SPEED = 200 MAX_SPEED = 400 MIN
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
Even if you actually use the network module in Go, just so that the compiler wouldn't strip it away, you would still have a startup latency in Go way below 25 ms from my experience with writing CLI tools. Whereas with Python, even in t
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
The answers is: likely yes, but the solution is to become the market leader now and pay the fines later. This buisness strategy has worked out very well for the magnificent 7.
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
> One problem is that the idea of being "well-structured" has gone overboard at some point over the past 20 years That's exactly my experience. While a well-structured monolith is a good idea in theory, and I'm sure s
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
Yes, unfortunately those who jumped on the microservices hype train over the past 15 years or so are now getting the benefits of Claude Code, since their entire codebases fits into the context window of Sonnet/Opus and can be "und
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
It would raise the same kind of alert for me if someone used wget to download a binary executable instead of a shell script. The issue is not the specific form in which code is executed on your machine, but rather who is allowed by you to r
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by tuhgdetzhh 10mo ago
I'm always a bit shocked how casual people people wget and execute shell scripts as part of their install process. This is the equivalent of giving an author of a website remote code execution (RCE) on your computer. I get the idea tha
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
But on the other hand, at the current speed of LLM progression, a game that might have been obfuscated with the help of Opus 4.5 might in two years be decompiled within hours by Opus 6.5.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
But why posting a "free" product that becomes unfree after a hug from HN, so that the vast majority will see an unfree product and thinking you were baiting them with false claims? EDIT: > Due to this incredible demand, we&#x27
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Or rent a bare-metal machine from hetzner with 2-3x performance per core and 90% less costs[1]. [1] Various HN posts regarding Hetzner vs AWS in terms of costs and perf.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Yeah, sorry for removing that part. Changed my mind just minutes after posting, because I really like FreeBSD any my critique sounded a bit too harsh.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
A love letter to the last operating system that isn’t trying to gaslight you. FreeBSD really is the anti-hype choice: no mascot-as-a-service, no quarterly identity crisis, just a system that quietly works until the heat death of the univers
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
For all of you who played Wolfenstein 3D in your youth in Germany, here is an update: It is now completely legal since 2019.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
What is the difference between a DSP and Asic? Is a GPU a DSP?
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Your comment has too many em-dashes for my taste.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Hopefully not again.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Yeah, but I need it.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
They propably burn something in the order of 50M-100M per month in LLM API costs for models like Sonnet 4.5. So the answer would be: Yes.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
I recently did a total cost of ownership analysis for moving off AWS to Hetzner: https://beuke.org/hetzner-aws/
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Only if you use Googles Chrome Browser. Other browsers have issues like Firefox[1]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41379517
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
If he can create a buisness of operating a fleet of self driving cars fine, but 99% of regular taxi/uber drivers will loose their job.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Modular monolith is a pipe dream. Great idea, but it gets messed up in reality (similar to communism). You just need a bit of time pressure and project deadlines and the devs will crack and throw the modularity over board with just a few me
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
Yup, they will of course try to profit long-term, ClickHouse is not a charity project. Within the next few years, it will introduce an additional enterprise edition, a SaaS offering, or a change in licensing terms.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
History repeats itself. I wouldn't be suprised.
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by tuhgdetzhh 11mo ago
For comparison, the RTX 5090 has a memory bandwidth of 1,792 GB/s. The GX10 will likely be quite disappointing in terms of tokens per second and therefore not well suited for real-time interaction with a state-of-the-art large language

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