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Comment #49214336
cloudflares lack of spending caps and and usage alerts is a seriously unnerving approach
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Comment #49214296
I shutdown all my little informational hobby projects this year that I've tinkered with for decades They all shifted from mostly paying for themselves (or being so cheap it didn't …
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Comment #49029222
the Tesla standard is 5 seconds, NHTSA says 30 seconds Luckily, none of the Tesla data is available because they're currently getting away with redacting so much in their reports t…
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Comment #48198340
I expect a flavor of affiliate marketing where you can never trust if the LLM is giving you the best recommendations or the most highly bidded recommendations
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Comment #48055904
The proposed build out will consume 9gw of electricity, all LNG fueled The entire State of Utah, *combined* consumes less than half that much energy.
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Comment #47927706
for my experience currently, I greatly prefer the VSCode Copilot extension experience over the Claude Extension I think VSCode only supports copilot for "autocomplete" too on top o…
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Comment #47707296
he literally paraphrased the 14 words after doing it "It is thanks to you that the future of civilization is assured." it's an absolute joke anyone disputes what he did
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Comment #47707211
Yeah, the followup to that "censorship of conservative opinions" complaint is always "which opinions are those" It's a perfect analogue for asking confederate fans, "state's rights…
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Comment #47630603
New reporting that an A-10 ~was also shot down~ has also gone down (unconfirmed if it was shot down) https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04/03/world/iran-war-trump... > A second Air …
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Comment #47630432
The latest reporting is that only 50% of Iran's missile capacity has been destroyed https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/02/politics/iran-missiles-us-mil... Doesn't break out anti-air, but …
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Comment #46999335
it's a race of parallel discoveries sprinting towards commoditization and indistinguishably any real breakthrough will be instantaneously reverse engineered and replicated none of …
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Comment #46861552
This quote is amazing > “AI is changing the web, and people want very different things from it,” Ajit Varma, Firefox’s vice president of product, writes in the announcement. “We’ve…
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Comment #46696436
Amazon is so bad it's getting difficult to find the actual search results
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Comment #46693893
https://archive.is/HXmoa
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Comment #46582992
There's basically nothing the American people can do short term. The US government is entirely non-responsive and only nominally representative. Barring a wave of Republican retire…
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Comment #46514885
I keep asking our product team what the plan is when our API/Infra costs eventually skyrocket and our AI features become unsustainable, but there's absolutely zero preparedness. We…
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Comment #46114512
imagine Cloudflare saying, okie dokie then, guess we don't serve Wisconsin anymore
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Comment #46011449
I wish I saw more people realizing the build out promising being made by the big AI are physically impossible not only is it impossible to build that much power generation on those…
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Comment #46011412
console ram isn't magically cheaper
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Comment #45849100
somebody has to feed the airoboros
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Comment #45767286
Today, in people who discover things that aren't banks don't act like banks Tomorrow we'll have a double header featuring people who discover things that aren't hotels don't act li…
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Comment #45531382
yep, it's all CYA checkbox busywork to send to insurance when something happens
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Comment #45309387
they're not, it's a moat
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Comment #45309035
there's a lot of new policy that seems to be intentionally inflicting severe brain drain the US is no longer the clear destination for the best and brightest
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Comment #45308965
the PE who bought the company I work for already have a large Indian subsidiary and effectively require a 1:1 ratio