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Comment #44827733
I think Google doesn’t turn Gemini loose on docs the same reason Apple doesn’t turn AI loose on your phone. It’s just not reliable enough to let 99.99% of the world use it. Those o…
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Comment #44048428
And includes a YouTube subscription. Top that OpenAI!
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Comment #43823456
Oh look. A flying saucer. Quick, get our worst camera.
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Comment #43393053
Line of sight issues are simply a wattage issue. A gigawatt laser is impervious to rain, a bird, a flock of birds, a bird and the tree it sitting in. Probably the entire forest. Le…
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Comment #41693169
Not today, regulatory capture. Not today.
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Comment #41302266
"The Navy is a master plan designed by geniuses for execution by idiots." - Herman Wouk, The Caine Mutiny This is completely true. 18-20-year-old kids launch and arrest aircraft on…
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Comment #41300951
This was right before the gulf war so I may have met him! Assuming he was a gunners mate, that crew had a lot of moments of touching history. Besides mechanical computers, it’s a r…
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Comment #41300110
In 1989 I was a data systems tech on a Destroyer going through some overhaul at the shipyard in Pascagoula Mississippi. Moored right next to us was the battleship Wisconsin. Huge r…
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Comment #41071293
I read this as “In My Opinion” and really thought this about AI dealing with opinionated people. Nope. HN is still safe. For now…
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Comment #39730877
TBH I was expecting something about plugging humans into a huge bioenergy farm and letting them live out their lives in a simulation.
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Comment #39685574
Not to be confused with Astra DB, Cassandra as a Service.. http://astra.datastax.com
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Comment #39433591
“Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to …
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Comment #39295956
I did write a book related to the topic, however it may take a bit longer to get through. https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/managing-cloud-native/9...
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Comment #39293429
Python for analyzing data and crunching numbers? Awesome! Python for serving HTTP? This could get expensive—the why, what, and choices teams have in deploying AI applications.
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Comment #39158563
Beyond the VR thing. I keep thinking this could have more immediate impact on manufacturing and logistics. Imagine a delivery truck with this on the floor that could optimally orga…
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Comment #38033151
What’s the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow in a hurricane?
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Comment #37881721
I do the same thing to my kids to change their performance.
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Comment #37881688
It was in research, but now the FDA has approved it as a therapy. So I guess it takes 13 years to go from paper to clinic?
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Comment #37783632
That speed thing is a nice bit of marketing from Scylla but not really true in the real world.
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Comment #37783594
Fast writes and slow reads was true in 2012. The project has been busy since.
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Comment #37783563
Yes. You still have to read the docs before randomly setting “auto_bootstrap” to false. Or just use Astra and not worry about scaling your own cluster.
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Comment #37604057
Everyone complains about how expensive Splunk is but the amount of compute and storage consumed by processing logs is ridiculous. I feel like we should be talking about the sad sta…
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Comment #37546413
You have to be ducking kidding. Works great for me.
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Comment #37450060
Same argument applies when I hear people say “we can just do an ETL job.” And why storage is so cheap in the cloud. Once you get a lot, it’s hard and expensive to move. And definit…