kolanos

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David Sacks: OpenAI and Anthropic Don't Need Regulations to Pace Frontier Models(twitter.com)
330 points by kolanos 4d ago|260 comments
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by kolanos 6d ago
Do they get the same backlash if they went with a source available license similar to MongoDB or Elastic?
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by kolanos 8d ago
Until they solve the ~250ms latency, which would require replacing bluetooth with a lower latency option, I'm not interested.
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by kolanos 12d ago
> The national favorability rating for the Democratic Party sits around 39% to 41% favorable, with unfavorable ratings ranging from 48% to 54% across recent mid-2026 polls. [0] And Congress as a whole... > The approval rating for the
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by kolanos 1mo ago
This screw up ended up costing id Software millions in sales. With the Doom franchise they only included the first episode in the shareware version. But to save a buck I guess they decided this was better than mailing a second CD with the f
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by kolanos 1mo ago
Yes, this is correct. I have a distinct memory of playing Space Quest (forget if I or II) on a CGA monitor and then seeing it on my friend's EGA monitor and being blown away.
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by kolanos 1mo ago
It's an LLM flooding the zone.
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by kolanos 2mo ago
Agree. I've been delving deep into Rust for some personal projects, and while there are some sharp edges (that likely won't go away) the tooling, ecosystem and general ergonomics more than make up for it. Hoping I'm not in th
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by kolanos 2mo ago
About a decade ago I heard John complaining on No Agenda about a sound card mixer problem he was having in Linux. I had the same model card so I emailed offering some debugging advice. He responded almost immediately and we went back and fo
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by kolanos 2mo ago
$1.7-billion isn't a mundane detail Michael!
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by kolanos 3mo ago
This team could have stopped here and still had something interesting (albeit not novel) to show. But the hype cycle was too tempting.
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by kolanos 4mo ago
This archive link is not working for me.
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by kolanos 5mo ago
We must have joined around the same time, 17498. Funny to call us late when this would have been July 2008, or ~3 months after public launch.
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Quantum physics can confirm where someone is located(sciencenews.org)
3 points by kolanos 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kolanos 6mo ago
Didn't this happen a year ago? [0] Or did this deal just take a year? [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43398518
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by kolanos 7mo ago
Was kind of expecting Jim Ross and Bobby Heenan's voices, but that would likely get you sued. Fun nonetheless.
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by kolanos 7mo ago
For a little context. Salesforce changed their enterprise structure, effectively doubling their prices and my guess is many of their larger customers fled the platform. The enterprise pricing organized dynos into blocks and without notice
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by kolanos 8mo ago
RISC is good.
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by kolanos 8mo ago
Does this mean Keynote and Pages are now paid products? Aren't they included with Mac OS?
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by kolanos 8mo ago
996 is a work schedule that derives its name from its requirement that workers clock in from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, 6 days per week, resulting in employees working 12 hours per day and 72 hours per week.
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by kolanos 9mo ago
> (Benchmarks run on PyPy 3.11, Intel i5-8365U, 8 Cores, 100 connections) Why not benchmark Flask/FastAPI with 8 workers instead of 4 for a more apples-to-apples comparison?
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by kolanos 11mo ago
China currently only holds about 2% of U.S. debt. What is the risk exactly?
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by kolanos 1y ago
Found this in their roadmap [0]: > Managed ECS-EC2 clusters in preview > AWS has a long standing issue with the ECS agent randomly disconnecting, resulting in orphaned EC2 instances which can cause traffic or deployment degradation. &
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by kolanos 1y ago
Just reading over the docs, you'll need a lot more GCP services than Cloud Run to encompass what Flightcontrol is managing for you. The Cloud Run analog is Fargate. Which is only the container orchestration piece.
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by kolanos 1y ago
Please provide links for the docs to this, as this was a misconception I had about Dooku as well.
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by kolanos 1y ago
Looks like you can use your own Dockerfile or a container registry. Suspect nixpacks are just a recommended starting point for people looking to get up and running quickly.
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by kolanos 1y ago
Looks like it is ECS with either Fargate or EC2. If you don't need more control over your containers, Fargate is a good default.
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by kolanos 1y ago
Like I said: noise.
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by kolanos 1y ago
HW4 is really a game changer. I was absolutely floored by HW4 FSD during a recent test drive. Tesla is accomplishing some truly groundbreaking technical achievements here. But you wouldn't know it through all the Elon Musk noise (pro a
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by kolanos 1y ago
I swiped but your wife didn't match. What gives?

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