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by cco 4d ago
The time to go public was about 16 months ago. People are waking up to large bills now, Chinese models are nipping at their heels, public sentiment has turned, money is becoming more expensive. The market no longer cares about fundamentals,
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by cco 5d ago
You'll be happy to know that Cloudflare's headquarters is about three blocks away from the very room that this thread is about.
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by cco 7d ago
My experience is the exact opposite. The new shape fits less well in my ear, hopefully they've chosen the best shape for most people, but the shorter stem provides no third point of contact like the old ones! The longer stem used to h
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by cco 8d ago
Do they? I don't think so. Makes them look stubby and more like a hearing assistive device (not particularly fashionable). They looked sleeker and more balanced with the longer stem and in the ear more like jewelry.
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by cco 8d ago
Extend the Stem!! I have no idea why Apple has made AirPods harder to handle, impaired mic placement, and limited the battery capacity with shorter stems. The longer stems offered more room for battery, got the mic closer to your mouth, and
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by cco 9d ago
Yup, big group when it's warmish, marching band. Big group when it's cold, symphonic band.
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by cco 10d ago
Right, which is why I mentioned that the first step is impeach justices or pack it.
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by cco 13d ago
The point is that the state needs to flip enough that Trump would not be in a position to control what the state (the court actually) views as an official act. If Trump continues to have enough influence in the SCOTUS after he's done b
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by cco 13d ago
Not the poster, but working on this right now. The current framework that solves this the best right now is FiPA. Establish identity the same way we always have, AS defines the challenges, the client (voice agent in this case) goes and gets
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Frontier Act – Federal oversight of the development of frontier AI(congress.gov)
5 points by cco 14d ago|1 comments
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by cco 17d ago
Defending currency has to have some quip, right? Something like, "The market can remain honest longer than your central bank can stay solvent"? Always seems to go wrong. Like spraying water on a forest fire with a straw.
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by cco 17d ago
Biggest thing that jumps out is lack of stability. Almost none of their roles are longer than a year, several under 6 months. That can be bad luck, but taken as a whole, many recruiters and/or hiring managers are going to pass over thi
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by cco 19d ago
Pretty much all of them do. Auth0 will be annoying about it but even they will do it I'm struggling to think of one that's refused in my experience.
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by cco 24d ago
Thank you for the correction! Does seem a little bit unclear given those age buckets but definitely enough to walk back my previous claim.
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by cco 25d ago
In 2024 Trump got some of the youth vote, still not a majority. Trump never won Gen X (or at least Millennial) and below. So the prediction sounds right? The Republicans have burnt the youth vote pretty badly and have never really recovered
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by cco 26d ago
I'm very open to being wrong about this, but will they actually work in NYC? Waymo requires some grace from other drivers and pedestrians in order to function and I just can't imagine New Yorkers will offer it. Do you think they w
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by cco 1mo ago
Babies are around second hand smoke and it was relatively common for very young children to be given cigarettes to curb appetite if no food was available. I'm not sure if that happened here but these are a few reasons you might see an
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by cco 1mo ago
Probably because they are now, after the most recent tender, post-economic.
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by cco 1mo ago
Counterpoint, industry cyber security is so generally weak, if there were actually a secret "huge cold cyber war" on-going, we'd see real world impact. Since we don't, it probably isn't happening.
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by cco 1mo ago
Oh wow! Hadn't checked in awhile, thanks for the update.
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by cco 1mo ago
Yes, I also balked when I originally encountered this pattern at a previous co. And I think agree with your point, "correct in a wrong way"? Yeah, everything as a POST is wrong, but it is less wrong and more clear to just ignore R
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by cco 1mo ago
I believe they paused freeways everywhere because they drove through some construction (or didn't handle construction zones well).
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by cco 2mo ago
The longer I work with and write APIs, the more and more I believe everything should be a POST.
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by cco 2mo ago
It sounds like you have strong faith that if we can do in 100GB what we can do in 1TB today, 10x-ing our model size[1] from today won't be better? [1]whether it is 10x in size, or maybe running 10x the models to have things like judges
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by cco 2mo ago
The switch is not novel, that is in fact exactly how autopilot works for any aircraft. The pilot toggles it on and off and the autopilot itself may turn itself off if certain situations occur. To your point, that isn't without problems
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by cco 2mo ago
I needed to supply all the necessary documents to prove citizenship, yeah. SSN and birth certificate. Sounds like RealID has other options for proving identity for non-citizens?
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by cco 2mo ago
And also according to the DHS is apparently now insufficient to prove citizenship to vote, i.e. goal posts moved.
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by cco 2mo ago
> AI models cost tens of millions to train. A pittance frankly. Something that could easily be covered by oh I dunno, let's call it a National Science Foundation who's in charge of subsidizing important basic research for a nat
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by cco 2mo ago
> Most of the operating profit back then came from alcohol sales and that's a totally different business. I think this is typical of a lot of similar-ish businesses. Restaurants, bowling alleys, movie theaters, all run on high margi
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by cco 2mo ago
There are a lot of ideas swirling around right now, it has been the most anybody has cared about OAuth in 15 years. Most auth companies are playing in this space, some are trying to own the spec, like WorkOS, some are working more closely w

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