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spullara

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About spullara

software engineer, founder, vc — life story here:

http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/02/sam-pullara/

spullara at gmail

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49249890

    Algorithmic feeds are just search algorithms based on what the user is asking to see with their behavior.

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    Comment #49248292

    w/e, plenty of prior art for this

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    Comment #49161523

    I now have a fork of Ghostty that is kept up to date with AI and automatically triages and then PRs issues. All because I wanted to have a built in settings page instead of a confi…

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    Comment #49126336

    A US gallon of deuterium water costs roughly $2,600 to $3,800, while a gallon of pure tritium water (super-heavy water) would cost about $44 million.

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    Comment #49126304

    It is much harder to prove these conjectures true than false. On some of these people had spent years of their life trying to prove them true. By showing they are definitely false …

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    Comment #49125259

    They are all different problems for the different languages. I was hoping this was a benchmark that attempted to see which languages were more efficient to use with which models.

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    Comment #49038466

    seems very reasonable to me

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    Comment #48971670

    What I have been seeing recently is having a great LLM rewrite the library leads to fewer bugs and also optimized for your use case. More expensive for sure than pulling something …

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    Comment #48971601

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48959494

    Funnier than the article.

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    Comment #48914730

    I agree, this isn't a vulnerability at all. Now that it's public, I'm not even sure I would do anything about it if I were them.

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    Comment #48898414

    can't wait for Project Valhalla, going into preview shortly

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    Comment #48866790

    I think most of this thread is missing the part where this will also work for cellphones and give you truly global coverage.

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    Comment #48738848

    if you like that, use gpt models instead.

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    Comment #48726783

    Remember that there is no such thing as identity theft. There is just fraud. You weren't involved at all.

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    Comment #48690436

    Added support for configuring and running these directly from beamshell (.com). Really cool being able to spin these and use them any mcp client. beamshell microvm deploy && beamsh…

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    Comment #48665097

    that is vibecoding these days

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    Comment #48664623

    the sauropod would strip whole branches at a time, not bite the leaves off.

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    Comment #48637336

    SAT isn't an IQ test but IQ is very correlated with SAT scores.

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    Comment #48637325

    sadly my kids were just recently taught cursive in elementary school for some unknown reason

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    Comment #48573429

    Anthropic declares: "Mythos is too dangerous too release to the public" Proceeds to release Mythos plus safety guardrails as Fable. Amazon removes guardrails from Fable, getting ac…

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    Comment #48559447

    they are expensive enough that they might be useful

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    Comment #48558230

    Yep, that is the correct calculation for the max output.

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    Comment #48548578

    It generates ~1 TWh per year or about 20% of SFs power. Power generation capacity is always in watts but it also doesn't run at 100% all the time.