For sure. The original quote by Max Planck in his "Scientific Autobiography": "A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents…
The world got more benefit because it was kids like us who learned on these Commodore machines who rose in ranks in the tech world in the 1990s and laid the groundwork for products like the Palm Pilot, the iPod, and the…
You might be right but -- why would they have watied until these recent weeks?
I think the writing and the voice are both brilliant, in this case.
First movers rarely take the prize, though, do they? Les Paul and Mary Ford pioneered overdubbing voices back in the 1940s and 50s. The Beatles stole it from Buddy Holly. And Elton John from the Beatles.
If automatic scaling were free, this would be true...
So many things that could be said about this. For one -- I truly enjoyed the accidental repetition in the article that marked the effort as likely not aided too much by AI. But I couldn't help, most of the way through…
No one must ever lose. Or ever learn how to lose.
Argh -- perfectly read. I was thinking of Huawei.
"Let's isolate China's semiconductor industry," they said. "This will all turn out well," they said.
Sure. Except that nobody ever does just stick to those elements.
> (Theme music) I like this guy already.
Bona Fides: I learned c on with the K&R book on an Amiga (and transitioned to enterprise software engineering from there). This seems like one more "When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail" take. I…
And I'm over here on SiliconFlow using Stepfun AI Step-3.5-Flash at $0.10/M input and $0.30/M output tokens (262K context window) for complex market analysis work in rust utilizing vectorized instruction sets. It…
I tried it through siliconflow (I have no relationship to them other than as a normal customer) with the command line Pi agent and it's pretty good at adding features to a rust lang code repo. Compared to Deepseek V4…
I imagine the commenter was referring to the article title wrt satire.
Thanks for this!
Silence! Something something NPU at the edge hand-wave. /s
For sure -- but these are the 'exceptions that prove the rule'. Someone else mentioned HTTP3 and QUIC. For all of these, there are thousands of projects (including multiplayer games and even enterprises) that didn't…
Well, not all killer drones run any kind of transformer model so...
Coming from the enterprise SQL world, I never took SQLite seriously for the very reason that field types were not enforced by default. (Yes, I was agog when it became the backbone for app metadata on smartphones.)…
> The cancel lands on a process that has never heard of the query, and nothing happens. > Peering fixes this. The processes are aware of one another, so a cancel that lands on the wrong process is forwarded to the one…
I'm sure all of this is "correct", but the fact is that many of us (myself included) enjoyed years of trouble-free service from our Commodore 1541 disk drives. And we could easily compare them with the Apple ][…
Thank you for helping remove my ignorance!
I had no trouble with it once I realized it wanted me to drag the border area.
For sure. The original quote by Max Planck in his "Scientific Autobiography": "A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents…
The world got more benefit because it was kids like us who learned on these Commodore machines who rose in ranks in the tech world in the 1990s and laid the groundwork for products like the Palm Pilot, the iPod, and the…
You might be right but -- why would they have watied until these recent weeks?
I think the writing and the voice are both brilliant, in this case.
First movers rarely take the prize, though, do they? Les Paul and Mary Ford pioneered overdubbing voices back in the 1940s and 50s. The Beatles stole it from Buddy Holly. And Elton John from the Beatles.
If automatic scaling were free, this would be true...
So many things that could be said about this. For one -- I truly enjoyed the accidental repetition in the article that marked the effort as likely not aided too much by AI. But I couldn't help, most of the way through…
No one must ever lose. Or ever learn how to lose.
Argh -- perfectly read. I was thinking of Huawei.
"Let's isolate China's semiconductor industry," they said. "This will all turn out well," they said.
Sure. Except that nobody ever does just stick to those elements.
> (Theme music) I like this guy already.
Bona Fides: I learned c on with the K&R book on an Amiga (and transitioned to enterprise software engineering from there). This seems like one more "When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail" take. I…
And I'm over here on SiliconFlow using Stepfun AI Step-3.5-Flash at $0.10/M input and $0.30/M output tokens (262K context window) for complex market analysis work in rust utilizing vectorized instruction sets. It…
I tried it through siliconflow (I have no relationship to them other than as a normal customer) with the command line Pi agent and it's pretty good at adding features to a rust lang code repo. Compared to Deepseek V4…
I imagine the commenter was referring to the article title wrt satire.
Thanks for this!
Silence! Something something NPU at the edge hand-wave. /s
For sure -- but these are the 'exceptions that prove the rule'. Someone else mentioned HTTP3 and QUIC. For all of these, there are thousands of projects (including multiplayer games and even enterprises) that didn't…
Well, not all killer drones run any kind of transformer model so...
Coming from the enterprise SQL world, I never took SQLite seriously for the very reason that field types were not enforced by default. (Yes, I was agog when it became the backbone for app metadata on smartphones.)…
> The cancel lands on a process that has never heard of the query, and nothing happens. > Peering fixes this. The processes are aware of one another, so a cancel that lands on the wrong process is forwarded to the one…
I'm sure all of this is "correct", but the fact is that many of us (myself included) enjoyed years of trouble-free service from our Commodore 1541 disk drives. And we could easily compare them with the Apple ][…
Thank you for helping remove my ignorance!
I had no trouble with it once I realized it wanted me to drag the border area.