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by compounding_it 17d ago
More customers is generally a good problem to have in most businesses. Just that the situation is very paradoxical given the supply shortages.
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by compounding_it 18d ago
Because the verification would also be done by something non deterministic and then that’s a paradox.
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by compounding_it 20d ago
>optimization is by far the easiest part of the process Not if the whole thing is architected poorly but was a requirement of the hour so it became big. Then optimisation becomes an art, but definitely not the ‘easiest part of the proces
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by compounding_it 21d ago
> Hugging Face turned down a $500 million investment offer from Nvidia late last year that would have valued it at $7 billion, the Financial Times previously reported. Hugging Face said at the time it did not want a dominant investor tha
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by compounding_it 23d ago
>local models run on your mac for your workflow. 10 years ago 32GB ram laptops sounded too much. 8 was enough. These days even I would get that much ram since it’s soldered. 64GB is higher end. In a few years we should see such high end
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by compounding_it 28d ago
from a financial perspective they would assume one persons data is worth maybe 50$ a year (a random number) on top of maybe another 50$ in subscriptions they can sell. Assuming most such products service the business for up to 3 years, you
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by compounding_it 2mo ago
Are you sure it’s a bug ? The crypto network you hosted should pay for itself in 10-20 years just like LLMs. Don’t worry. Consider Bank of America until then if you are good on credit score.
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by compounding_it 3mo ago
Fabs are notoriously costly and time consuming to setup by which time you become obsolete, assuming you even have access to equipment which will take years to reach you. I wouldn't be surprised though if Apple was considering becoming
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by compounding_it 3mo ago
Since getting a unifi network for home here is the breakdown so far: Peak utilization (from what I know this is total bandwidth used throughout the timeline) in a fairly active household when it comes to internet is under 20% on a 200/
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
No data collection for any other reason than security practices, and for reasons that pertain to public security (not necessarily legal). A 30 day retention policy would be more than enough. Without discovery, public profiles, advertising a
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
A new paid social media network with high privacy settings would defeat meta products quite easily. From what I understand, it costs around 27$ a year per user for Meta to run the business. At 5$ per month with limitations on size of your p
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New car sales are dropping(gizmodo.com)
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
>A new iPhone 18 has 2.5x the performance of an iPhone 11. But we are talking about something as simple as opening safari and camera app. How does that glitch and require 2.5x the performance 7 years later with no hardware changes whatso
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
I have been thinking about this for some time now. There is no doubt this happens. My moms iPhone 11 is on iOS 26 and over the last 2 OS updates, its reached that exact point where it is 'glitching' like the twitter video says. No
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
Electromagnetic triggers. Find the right frequency and resonate it.
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
I read stainless and immediately thought ‘stainless steel’. I thought some company developed the method and patented it. Now why would anthropic buy that. But the truth is that this is actually not entirely impossible. The AI world is going
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
The research on ptsd began with US veterans afaik. It’s probably the group that is most studied for it and also receives trials. The US also spends a large amount of money on each veteran. If they can find a cure for trauma they would benef
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
I knew this is about wall charger at home but I assumed ‘time of use billing’ was some kind of billing system for the charger that’s implemented.
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by compounding_it 4mo ago
> to what end? People making cooking websites, websites for their garden, etc usually have nowhere to go. A web app who is an agent for a customer will then deploy agents in the backend to deploy the website too. Basically what one would
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
Im assuming (though rare) it’s the same with flights. They keep the schedule for movies in case someone joins half hour late. Plenty of people visit my the cinema for all kinds of reasons other than the content (like sleeping in the AC amon
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Using asteroid early orbital data for rapid Mars missions(sciencedirect.com)
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
How I see SF : I have 200mn dollar worth of shares of an AI company. I’ll buy it from you for 200mn worth of shares of an ad agency. We both would however need to turn these ‘assets’ into cash from banks to buy groceries. The banks don’t ra
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
>use only Whatsapp WhatsApp here in India has so much spam now. With ads, I am starting to think these spam are just ads sold by WhatsApp.
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
The goal of advertising is to hammer you with the same content again and again until your brain associates something with the product. Like shampoo associated with what you see everyday in the advertisement. However in order to do this, whe
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
In all this, people now just go to the Apple Store and buy a cable for their Apple device. This confusion benefitted such vendors and now they sell 1$ cable for an absurd amount of profit.
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
> notable exception of Apple I don’t think Apple is an exception. I think they have also over hired but they are also scaling, albeit slower than they used to. The scaling elsewhere is not happening, especially meta where they are trying
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
Runs great on framework. Not sure about COSMIC on asahi.
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
PopOS
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
Ubuntu LTS is still the choice for many production environments and education and learning. As someone with Ubuntu from 2010 CDs, I find it refreshing that modern Ubuntu distros work OOB on most computers these days with excellent driver su
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by compounding_it 5mo ago
So for third party apps this seems like if you do e2e then along with this bug fix your texts are safe. E2E apps could be independently verified by a third party let’s say. But what about iMessage. The source code will never be available fo

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