justincormack

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by justincormack 4d ago
So how is clickhouse supposed to make money and continue to develop the product if you will only buy from AWS?
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by justincormack 6d ago
Yes. If they are really open, you can use them as you wish. Some licenses are less open though.
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by justincormack 6d ago
The price will go up dramatically, that is part of how Bending Spoons works.
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by justincormack 13d ago
uk is one example - they opened up x.uk later, and gave x.co.uk registrations first dibs.
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by justincormack 15d ago
Tawny owls make so many different noises. The classic sound is two, one calls and one answers but they are very chatty with different sounds. They live all around, but never seen one.
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by justincormack 17d ago
I dont think llama does. There has been some work. They were originally designed for image processing (remove background from calls) and many exist because Microsoft mandated them for "AI laptops". Often they don't have much
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by justincormack 18d ago
No, its not. Since when did stack overflow or google find and fix thousands of security issues.
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by justincormack 19d ago
That still assumes you can detect the differences which could be heavily obfuscated. And assumes your reverse engineering toolchain isn't infected with the same issue too. While this route is a bunch of work, it does give you good conf
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by justincormack 20d ago
You want to see innovation in layoff notices? There are some areas where innovation is not a good idea.
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by justincormack 21d ago
Ah thats an interesting one.
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by justincormack 21d ago
I think it s a response to the "containers can't contain agents we need VMs" which didn't go far enough. Qemu/KVM is the type of software that maybe isn't fixable, it has a huge surface area of features (all in
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by justincormack 22d ago
Yes they are for water cooling.
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by justincormack 22d ago
Yeah it seems to be aimed at people wanting to do Risc-V CI for future stuff, not as a "Real" product thats competitive. They need software to work on Risc-V to sell stuff in future.
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by justincormack 27d ago
Yes they were a major early customer for Oracle, there is a little in [1] but not much, some hints that the first customer was running Oracle in a submarine. [1] https://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/access&#x2F
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by justincormack 29d ago
It seems to have 2 way sync of PRs, issues, issue comments etc, so it must be pretty much the same data model, so they could probably have a compatible API.
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by justincormack 1mo ago
LLMs are not smart in any way, but they are a weird kind of effective thats very different.
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by justincormack 1mo ago
can you build a conditional swap in FHE in a small size though? FHE is always circuit like, ie no dynamic control flow anyway I think?
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by justincormack 1mo ago
brexit did not create any kind of unifier...
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by justincormack 1mo ago
The cli does that already with codex on linux
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by justincormack 1mo ago
The double irish dutch sandwich has not existed for many years, and tax law is different from data access.
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by justincormack 1mo ago
Databricks will be using the API anyway, thats all you get with an enterprise agreement.
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by justincormack 1mo ago
2001 did have an original score, but it was thrown out and replaced with classical music
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by justincormack 1mo ago
I think the interesting thing is that within 25 years or so of the invention of the "bicycle proper" the bike engineers (the Wright brothers) had already invented the airplane.
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by justincormack 1mo ago
I find most of the time it would be fine on its own, but every now and again you avoid a really bad degradation through guidance. Some kinds of big change definitely problematic.
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by justincormack 2mo ago
Yeah, or cryptographically secure non guessable addresses.
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by justincormack 2mo ago
The London version of this is Spiegelhalters, in the middle of the ornate facade https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wickhams_(department_store)
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by justincormack 2mo ago
But only 5Gb not 10Gb
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by justincormack 2mo ago
Its likely written in Java, so memory safe.
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by justincormack 2mo ago
That is the threat model, that is supposed to be safe isolated access in a vpc that isolated applications can access but it has external access.
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by justincormack 2mo ago
re "An LLM also pointed that out, so I guess it must have been a different one which implemented it?" - no, there is no correlation between whether the same LLM is used and whether it can find errors.

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