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chews

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About chews

better than many, not as good as sum.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49188694

    I am an exe customer and happy with the product, but this has support for sockets and grpc. This is a slightly more capable product for various use cases.

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    Comment #49045339

    Her tiktok channel is one of my favorites. Her ability to tell a maths story in such a clever way has always given me pause to watch. Congratulations to such a gifted communicator!…

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    Comment #49045126

    The 8200 used Microsoft datacenters in Netherlands and Ireland and got cut off.... maybe they switched providers

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    Comment #49026304

    Unlike the xenophobia

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    Comment #49023858

    Wow, what happened to no holds barred American capitalism? Is it bad when the Chinese somehow do it better? The US stateowning US Steal, Intel, and possibly openai is no different …

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    Comment #49012942

    Dunno why the downvotes, if you're willing to trust Apple or Google this is a good method for passkey usage. because your touchID/faceid/opticalid auth gate the keyring's on either…

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    Comment #48985333

    later secondaries investors in openai/anthropic. It's like time traveling into the spacex ipo.

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    Comment #48985317

    I got banned again by fable this weekend because of usbliter8 work and that 0day is the center of a graykey lawsuit. My hunch is that Mythos participants are training the model to …

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    Comment #48985293

    my opinion: he's a well connected grifter who sold the outrage looking to buy anthropic secondaries at a discounted price.

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    Comment #48984931

    computer says no

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    Comment #48980916

    Too bad there isn’t competition on the lithography side… they know for now ASML can treat them as serfs. Chinese EUV startups are coming just not fast enough, even then there is st…

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    Comment #48970164

    Deepseek spun out of a hedgefund that took a huge short position on Nvidia. China is actively looking to switch to chips made by huawai and ween themselves off of the difficulty of…

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    Comment #48951861

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48950674

    the stock market is 70+ trillion dollars. The derivatives market (options put and calls) is 400+ trillion. It's gambling all the way down.

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    Comment #48929618

    Yo dog, I heard you like browsers, so I put a browser in your browser.

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    Comment #48929595

    With respect to GDP the #2, #4, and #8 all agree that artificial companionship is probably bad for humans should tell you something.

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    Comment #48929557

    Credit unions are superior to banks... Navy FCU is incredible

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    Comment #48929539

    dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48876506

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    Comment #48876113

    thank you for the advice mr mcarthy, i'll happily use deepseek and GLM to vibe my next project.

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    Comment #48872788

    they've slowly gone from being one of the most progressive and customer focused financial institutions (they invented at home electronic deposit of checks) to a gross regular bank …

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    Comment #48837476

    Anthropic's TOS clearly says they don't want to facilitate any sort of distillation, it's not a stretch to think they will limit any sort of learning on improving other models.

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    Comment #48822527

    if you k you k ;-) for the uninitiated, this looks like some wallstreet quant's new startup. Initially I thought it was the rebrand of shakti, Arthur Whites most recent rewrite of …

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    Comment #48772688

    Why would we need safe harbor for electrons on hardware we control?

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    Comment #48772674

    Just annoyed that tencent and others are using alternate channels.

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    Comment #48772665

    Should've emailed procurement first