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Comment #49190628
I think conceptually, the deltas are exactly the type of “basics” Zed is built on.
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Comment #49113149
Cortical Labs has been doing work in this area. They had a Doom demo a while ago. I think it's a matter of tradeoffs. Perhaps you'd have biological version as a versatile all-aroun…
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Comment #49112013
Ha! Me too - my colleague/friend had a philosophy/political science degree. He was also the funniest person I’ve worked with. Given the volume of text philosophy wrangles, I’m not …
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Comment #49073817
Something I was told when started building in fintech was that the laws are in such a way that its impossible to be 100% compliant in every interpretation. The law is huge, complex…
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Comment #49072097
This is the formal comment for EPA https://www.regulations.gov/comment/EPA-HQ-OPPT-2026-1387-00... This is the manufacturer marketing copy on Opteon™, which is functionally compara…
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Comment #49043917
And what else, forbid running workloads outside of US so you can’t offshore workloads? What’s the rationale behind policies that can be detrimental only to US companies?
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Comment #49029631
To ensure agents are paid through them and maintain market position https://stripe.com/blog/giving-agents-the-ability-to-pay
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Comment #48994227
Because the European researchers and engineers are busy building models in the US
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Comment #48931001
A 767 servers KV store should be enough for everyone
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Comment #48917327
Can you elaborate on > But it also allows for a lot of hardware to be locked down just like ARM
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Comment #48912919
Meanwhile (seen while opening the referenced tweet) https://x.com/BlackHC/status/2077009476423647596 > I work at Google DeepMind. This won't make me popular. But it's all public re…
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Comment #48912904
lol - because that's usually how it happens?
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Comment #48907668
It’s an advertisement by Yubikey - the hardware key manufacturer
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Comment #48863780
there's some thing between supa-power and sign-language I guess
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Comment #48862416
Please elaborate. There are literary step-by-step videos on how to build these. E.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3LT_b6K0Mc
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Comment #48855374
Are you Chinese, or do you just think it’s an easy thing to change worlds?
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Comment #48855349
A distributed system is slower than a laptop or phone by definition of “distributed” which entails a network which has a higher latency than your local system. It’s not about raw s…
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Comment #48855312
Games like quake are transient and have a small number of users sharing data and if it fails it doesn’t matter enough to need failover, although that could be done relatively easil…
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Comment #48846128
OK, but what does that have to do with the suggestion that saying “nothing will happen” adds no value to this conversation
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Comment #48822411
All I'm seeing when opening this is a big red warning > Deceptive Website Warning > This website may try to trick you into doing something dangerous, like installing software or di…
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Comment #48811426
Also forked for similar governance concerns :))
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Comment #48809914
Relevant thread from yesterday's thread on the original project this was forked from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48794575 https://itsfoss.com/news/organic-maps-fork-comaps…
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Comment #48800586
Are you suggesting a Google/Apple Maps alternative with the differentiators being privacy-focused, "No ads. No tracking. Developed with love by the open-source community"hits #1 on…
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Comment #48795777
the finiteness, in a sense, makes it non-exponential. it boils down to the core characterstic of polynomials (equivalently "algebraic") of being finite series (compare with formal …