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Comment #48922512
Touché
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Comment #48743018
“Don’t get high on your own supply” - I think it’s Microsoft’s motto.
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Comment #48723335
So for some time spans it goes from ridiculously cheap to just very very cheap? I support that and I see no problem whatsoever.
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Comment #48537943
So actually the most successful AI was OpenRouter Intelligence? Pronounced as OÏ.
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Comment #48323709
Sold!
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Comment #48284795
Haskell is I think a great language for llms - just make everything as pure as possible and you are golden.
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Comment #48263496
If you happened to know Japanese it’s much easier to read the original article on wiredjp than .com https://wired.jp/article/distributed-micro-roughness-aerodyn...
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Comment #48263456
Same stuff! I’d rather prefer some archive link or something. Some websites are a bit aggressive these days.
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Comment #48257116
Is it similar to battle tested DecapCMS? https://decapcms.org/
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Comment #48248483
Works rather well indeed
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Comment #48122650
And it's Oracle! Actually that's Oracle Solaris Praise Services™ now. Annual audits, no refunds.
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Comment #48122605
That's a great talk, thank you for sharing!
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Comment #47993347
(2024) Interesting provocative article, I bet it will be praised on some Microsoft sponsored conference. Wine and Proton are not tributes to Win32's portability. They are symptoms …
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Comment #47987616
Does iOS/chrome work?
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Comment #47917893
But where are these data centers? Iirc majority of these new builds are on hold.
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Comment #47845403
Canceled anyway.
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Comment #47830737
Paywall
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Comment #47789917
2011
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Comment #47648449
Aaand it’s gone https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/04/science/artemis-2-toilet-malf...
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Comment #47592168
Voyager as a token of curiosity
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Comment #47582487
> Answer is always line 1. Reasoning comes after, never before. lol, closed
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Comment #47528052
> Transporting his body back to Paris in the summer heat would have been difficult. Fortunately, it's March and we're experiencing quite a refreshing chill.