nilsbunger

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by nilsbunger 29d ago
TSMC doesn’t make DRAM though. Their biz model is manufacturing complex logic chips (eg cpus and asics), which doesn’t have the same commodity cycle.
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by nilsbunger 2mo ago
Is artificial analysis using the 80% reduction in Luna pricing that was announced yesterday in these charts?
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by nilsbunger 2mo ago
Those weird phrasings are useful as a tell for ai-generated content!
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by nilsbunger 3mo ago
This is why we can't have nice things. Huge additional costs and design constraints because of * 2-exit-stairwell requirement * elevator laws * parking laws Article contrasts with an apartment building in Denmark to show what could be
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Quick, Draw - can a neural network learn to recognize doodling?(quickdraw.withgoogle.com)
1 points by nilsbunger 4mo ago|0 comments
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by nilsbunger 5mo ago
I thought the same. Normal people don’t write that way.
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Code Mode: Let Your AI Write Programs, Not Just Call Tools(tanstack.com)
3 points by nilsbunger 5mo ago|0 comments
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by nilsbunger 7mo ago
We’re going to be in a very weird place: * LLMs make it trivial to recreate almost any software using its test suite (maybe not a derivative work) * LLM generated code has no copyright (according to current court interpretations) Soon we wi
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by nilsbunger 7mo ago
The maintainer used the original test suite in the rewrite. Does that make the new code a derivative of the original test suite (also lpgl)?
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by nilsbunger 7mo ago
It was my son’s laptop , he’s in high school. General Google Classroom / Google Docs / Gmail / web research stuff. He’s not technical at all. I bought him the 8GB machine thinking it would be fine, but it became a big problem
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by nilsbunger 7mo ago
Does using the old version’s tests to create a new version make it a derivative work? That’s certainly some pretty tight coupling.
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by nilsbunger 7mo ago
I found Google Chrome makes an M1 MacBook Air with 8GB RAM almost unusable, unless you're really careful to keep only a few tabs only. I'm curious what browser you were using and if you had any similar experience.
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Move tests to closed source repo(github.com)
58 points by nilsbunger 7mo ago|40 comments
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Generative UI for Agents, explained visually(blog.dailydoseofds.com)
2 points by nilsbunger 8mo ago|0 comments
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by nilsbunger 8mo ago
We recently got a tire at the dealer. My wife got a flat while she was trying to get to work. The car comes with roadside assistance, and the "easy path" was to let them tow it to the dealer. We could've done the work to find
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by nilsbunger 8mo ago
The dynamics in the US are different for a reason: Car dealerships are independently owned due to laws preventing car manufacturers from directly selling cars to consumers. This means multiple dealers (of the same car brand) compete with ea
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by nilsbunger 8mo ago
Yes I think there's a real innovators' dilemma here for traditional automakers with dealer networks. Dealers make most of their money on servicing vehicles, not selling them. And EVs require almost no servicing.
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
I think the biggest risk to ChatGPT as a consumer brand is that they don’t own the device surface. Google / Microsoft / Apple could make great AI that’s infused in the OS / browser, eliminating the need to go to ChatGPT.
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
A lot of the California bills had various poison pills in them that reduced their effectiveness. For example, SB684 allowed building and subdividing up to 10 units on a multifamily lot. BUT, the lot wasn’t eligible if you had to knock down
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
The economics of 3BR family units are typically hard for developers to make money on. Bobby Fijan ( https://x.com/bobbyfijan ) is an example of a developer who is a vocal advocate of family-centric apartments and townhomes. H
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
A Redditor created a great interactive map showing where SB 79 applies in California here: https://www.reddit.com/r/yimby/comments/1ne2q87/sb_79_intera...
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
I don't think we're going to see much of that: * The projects won't be profitable in smaller towns, because rents aren't high enough to recoup the cost. * Tall buildings cost MORE per square foot than short buildings, so
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
This law (and other recent CA YIMBY laws) don't create much surface area to sue or slow a project: * The approvals are designed to be "ministerial", meaning there is no discretion on whether to approve or not. If the project
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
Seems like BART should do these upgrades only at low traffic times, like overnight Saturday night.
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
Interestingly, they've made only the source code open-source. They require a license agreement to download releases. See for example: https://github.com/wixtoolset/wix/releases/tag/v6.0.1
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
I mean, my license plate is visible from space too.
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Open Source Maintenance Fee(github.com)
10 points by nilsbunger 1y ago|7 comments
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
Very cool. Would be good if it also shows whether it's a local train or limited or express, and/or which stations it stops at.
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Django governance challenges and opportunities (2024)(djangoproject.com)
3 points by nilsbunger 1y ago|0 comments
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by nilsbunger 1y ago
While we are talking about workflows, can you show an example of workflow integration with copilotkit?

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