Oh nice, it's great to see each milestone along the way. I suppose the challenges with this step are that after starship did its job, we expect it to worse for wear, and so maybe less able to stably land? (But it did…
Can anyone explain this to an idiot like to me? I follow information tech, but am pretty ignorant on engineering/space. I recall the SpaceX chopsticks catch from about a year ago, which looked great. This looks similar…
> it's been a real source of inspiration Tell me more!
If NVIDIA kept on track, it might not be $4 trillion. CEOs make the call, and I expect they do listen to the CFO.
There's not many LLM provider features that operate across multiple accounts. This allows their architecture to be simpler, and scale more easily. GitHub meanwhile is highly relational, across repos and users, and…
Not shovelling, for sure. It's asking tractors why the ground is full of dirt, despite having tractors to move the dirt, and tractors to confirm there is absolutely no dirt left before all the tractors can rest.
> A lot of this is cargo culting to make vibe coding feel more serious and entreprise. Those examples sound like responses to being swamped with LLM PRs: * "every review comment separately" [so the bot doesn't get a…
Yeah, it's an exciting time. And jarring. When interacting with colleagues in teams that I haven't worked with, there's an uncomfortable "where are they on AI...", which will decide whether I have to dial down my usage,…
I get the sentiment, but the biggest loser is Anthropic, because they aren't earning, and because this will motivate employers to seek alternatives/callbacks. Their moat isn't large.
The fabs are maxed out. LLM providers document making 38 USD/hour/card. https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepInfer/blob/main/doc%2Finf... Where is the conspiracy?
I suppose I can't bring myself to do the drudgery of coding. I enjoy some of the problem solving but not the workflow frictions, spending 20 minutes due to a stupid typos, syntax fuckery, API lookups, etc.
The impression I get is that a lot of this is more public than it needs to be, and so it's clear that US/NVIDIA now want him gone, and this is all evidence that things aren't so rosey for NVIDIA, and so it's value drops.
I think he's trying to help people understand that "He was responsible for hanging consumers out to dry" is some sort of wishful thinking. Demand has far exceeded supply, and so consumers are priced out. This is no…
The opportunity cost is higher.
My understanding is that forks on GitHub share the same storage in the GH backend. It's not unreasonable to imagine thousands of commits per second to the kernel, especially if you consider that bots might be watching…
We might end up with a secure kernel, and you want them to stop?
There's not enough context for me (or other commenters) to really evaluate this, but every change has risk, and some projects aren't in a position to be accepting that risk. A "real performance bottleneck that I…
> If you gave an engineer a non-deterministic solution and a deterministic solution to the exact same problem, which do you think they would prefer? Would they willingly remove determinism from a system? We choose…
> Claudes were much more effective with their communication, using it in a way more similar to how humans might communicate in Slack. Comedy gold.
> It's pleasant and I don't need to worry about how snarky I get when going over bad code. Yes, reviewing an LLM code is at times infuriating, but at least I can be brief and direct, rather than spend 2x the effort…
I believe it. I spend about 90% of at-computer time in a herdr-like tool. It feels like playing factorio: whatever is manual needs to be automated away. LLM writes the test. The test is crap. Update the skill. Ask an…
If, for example, you could trick a client into thinking "com" was not a public suffix, then from malicious.com you could set cookies on paypal.com DNSSEC is not widely deployed, and so we cannot rely on the authenticity…
Every thread relating to Github seems overwhelmingly negative towards Github. Even as an appreciator of multiple Git forges... Github seems good?
What if it had moved from Gitlab to Github?
+1. There aren't an infinite amount of serious security vulnerabilities out there. > > The NHS approach: close source everything. > Yeah good luck. I've seen how these systems work at decompiling and I expect they're…
Oh nice, it's great to see each milestone along the way. I suppose the challenges with this step are that after starship did its job, we expect it to worse for wear, and so maybe less able to stably land? (But it did…
Can anyone explain this to an idiot like to me? I follow information tech, but am pretty ignorant on engineering/space. I recall the SpaceX chopsticks catch from about a year ago, which looked great. This looks similar…
> it's been a real source of inspiration Tell me more!
If NVIDIA kept on track, it might not be $4 trillion. CEOs make the call, and I expect they do listen to the CFO.
There's not many LLM provider features that operate across multiple accounts. This allows their architecture to be simpler, and scale more easily. GitHub meanwhile is highly relational, across repos and users, and…
Not shovelling, for sure. It's asking tractors why the ground is full of dirt, despite having tractors to move the dirt, and tractors to confirm there is absolutely no dirt left before all the tractors can rest.
> A lot of this is cargo culting to make vibe coding feel more serious and entreprise. Those examples sound like responses to being swamped with LLM PRs: * "every review comment separately" [so the bot doesn't get a…
Yeah, it's an exciting time. And jarring. When interacting with colleagues in teams that I haven't worked with, there's an uncomfortable "where are they on AI...", which will decide whether I have to dial down my usage,…
I get the sentiment, but the biggest loser is Anthropic, because they aren't earning, and because this will motivate employers to seek alternatives/callbacks. Their moat isn't large.
The fabs are maxed out. LLM providers document making 38 USD/hour/card. https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepInfer/blob/main/doc%2Finf... Where is the conspiracy?
I suppose I can't bring myself to do the drudgery of coding. I enjoy some of the problem solving but not the workflow frictions, spending 20 minutes due to a stupid typos, syntax fuckery, API lookups, etc.
The impression I get is that a lot of this is more public than it needs to be, and so it's clear that US/NVIDIA now want him gone, and this is all evidence that things aren't so rosey for NVIDIA, and so it's value drops.
I think he's trying to help people understand that "He was responsible for hanging consumers out to dry" is some sort of wishful thinking. Demand has far exceeded supply, and so consumers are priced out. This is no…
The opportunity cost is higher.
My understanding is that forks on GitHub share the same storage in the GH backend. It's not unreasonable to imagine thousands of commits per second to the kernel, especially if you consider that bots might be watching…
We might end up with a secure kernel, and you want them to stop?
There's not enough context for me (or other commenters) to really evaluate this, but every change has risk, and some projects aren't in a position to be accepting that risk. A "real performance bottleneck that I…
> If you gave an engineer a non-deterministic solution and a deterministic solution to the exact same problem, which do you think they would prefer? Would they willingly remove determinism from a system? We choose…
> Claudes were much more effective with their communication, using it in a way more similar to how humans might communicate in Slack. Comedy gold.
> It's pleasant and I don't need to worry about how snarky I get when going over bad code. Yes, reviewing an LLM code is at times infuriating, but at least I can be brief and direct, rather than spend 2x the effort…
I believe it. I spend about 90% of at-computer time in a herdr-like tool. It feels like playing factorio: whatever is manual needs to be automated away. LLM writes the test. The test is crap. Update the skill. Ask an…
If, for example, you could trick a client into thinking "com" was not a public suffix, then from malicious.com you could set cookies on paypal.com DNSSEC is not widely deployed, and so we cannot rely on the authenticity…
Every thread relating to Github seems overwhelmingly negative towards Github. Even as an appreciator of multiple Git forges... Github seems good?
What if it had moved from Gitlab to Github?
+1. There aren't an infinite amount of serious security vulnerabilities out there. > > The NHS approach: close source everything. > Yeah good luck. I've seen how these systems work at decompiling and I expect they're…