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godzillabrennus
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About godzillabrennus
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Comment #48888126
Vint and I have been corresponding on and off for years over email and text. He's incredible. A friend had his startup business about to fail because the domain was stolen by Chine…
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Comment #48835982
Cognition... oh what a ride... We were customers when they acquired Windsurf, stopped offering customer support, raised prices, dismantled the brand, and raised prices again. We ar…
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Comment #48736026
Scientific research is suffering from a reproducibility crisis. Not a publication crisis. LLM's aren't going to solve reproducibility issues.
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Comment #48541565
If only we could buy 1TB of unified memory in a Mac for $1k-$2k in total hardware costs. Apple would basically be able to extinguish the entirety of the market cap for Nvidia, Open…
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Comment #48226787
I doubt my opinion will be well-received by all, but I hope that creators like the author of the Bobiverse will be able to, affordably and within their own capabilities, create new…
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Comment #48156098
UV adoption is happening, though. NPM is still the only name in town.
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Comment #48135346
Congratulations, you are part of the world's most advanced paid beta. So advanced that you ended up testing the fraud system unwittingly.
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Comment #48111374
I still remember running Red Hat Linux when it was free and open source, before Red Hat Enterprise Linux, before Fedora, before CentOS, before RockyOS... It's tough to build a busi…
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Comment #48094841
IMO, AI is still not there, but getting better quickly, and I'm excited about how it is going to unlock so much creative talent held back by an expensive system that requires a lot…
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Comment #48025423
Being good at serving the interests of wealthy people as a paid liar has proven to be a demonstrably good skill set for a career in politics.
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Comment #48009739
This reminds me of the SuperStation One project, advertised as "The world's first affordable FPGA gaming console.": https://retroremake.co/pages/superstation%E1%B5%92%E2%81%BF%... …
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Comment #48003129
Looks like an AI-generated site that says it's not for investment purposes but basically makes the case for investment... I'd run from this.
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Comment #47982565
I appreciate the interest, but it's not public yet.
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Comment #47967377
If that 500-person call center is a BPO, they'd have trouble with today's data-heavy workloads. I do agree, though. I'm in an extreme minority when it comes to this much bandwidth …
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Comment #47967368
People are realizing lots of government data sources are free and building vibe coding apps around them...
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Comment #47967239
I put 5Gbit internet into my home (fiber) to build my startup. I'm processing terabytes of data. I have over 100TB of storage in my basement. I can regularly saturate my internet c…
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Comment #47943570
I am running Ubuntu as my desktop operating system. I would never do this without an LLM to do the work of keeping it functional for me. Today, Rise of Nations wouldn't launch. Nev…
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Comment #47940977
April 27th 2010 and I felt pretty good getting a five character name (my own name). My ID is 254XXX
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Comment #47866236
This is what a "bobcat" has become for UGV startups. It's a low tech proven platform that you can basically modify with attachments to do a lot of UGV work.
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Comment #47808059
Nothing screams old school more than 98.css https://jdan.github.io/98.css/
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Comment #47806655
AnythingLLM.com lets you run local open source models.
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Comment #47805969
Since the performance of 4.6 started dropping, I started using Codex more and more. OpenAI playing it smart by being more cost-effective, even if they are catching up in terms of t…
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Comment #47576562
It's not an ad, it's a message from our sponsor. This message brought to you by TempleOS
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Comment #46802159
Tim Cook has been horrible for software, but the hardware under his regime has been incredible.
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Comment #46798143
Given the push to monetize user data it seems Microsoft is demphasizing their focus on key piracy. I bought a computer with a 55" touch screen. The company selling it said it was a…