Am I unusual in not having looked at my parents or grandparents photo collections? I occasionally look at my own, but that's about it.
I agree. And let it be legislated. I was replying to "Why aren’t the data centres just honest about their water usage if it’s seemingly so low?".
Where doesn't Iroh work well?
Yes, and TLS/QUIC/Wireguard all offer encryption. What toomim is excited about is this combination of technologies, and that's more than just NAT punching or encryption.
> We use them because we want the best model available. We want GPT-6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, and Opus 5.5. They're really good models and open-source models are not even close. I want the best model, but I can't…
Transparency is not the same thing as honesty. Companies might want to avoid this being used as a side channel to infer the amount of their compute. Companies might want to avoid setting a precedent where activists can…
Sorry, yes, I meant how could I donate to Timur if he's not being funded my Valve for this. +1 to buying Valve's products.
D1 does look great. I usually don't bother setting up services with state, but maybe CF D1 is hands-free enough.
I think we agree, though I can see why it might not have seemed that way, since I didn't draw attention that users might rightly conclude the overall tradeoff is worth it, even if another tech is sounder in some minor…
Yeah, they seem well placed with their cheap-but-grear offerings. I'm a cheapskate so am sometimes motivated by this cheapness, but each time I realise it's easier to just stick with what I know (Linux daemons) than…
What do you think about CloudFlare Artefacts?
Awesome. Is Valve funding this work in particular? How can people donate?
When a technology becomes popular enough, it develops a community that solidifies that choice: conferences, books, extensions, a generation of engineers that see things in terms of React. A technology needs to be a lot…
Yeah, I'd guess Oracle DB isn't attractive to startups, and that's probably a long term risk for them. There is plenty of $$$ at the top, at the moment. Oracle Cloud offers them some long term strategy.
The Dutch government provides baseline standards: https://www.bio-overheid.nl/bio2/bio-producten/baseline-info... I'm sure NixOS can provide those, but rather than each department figure out how to do that,…
They likely offer at least some of: * typical deployments * training/consulting * compliance with Ditch regulations * shared infrastructure for custom builds, and CVEs
Could it be selection bias? Perhaps you and employers that happen to stick with Oracle aren't looking for the same thing?
When the category is playing with cubes, I'm not so sure?
At $FAANG, ~all changes go through feature flags. There are processes to make changes outside of feature flags, but they have enough friction that it's easier to just use a feature flag. This level of paranoia is…
I don't think I spend more than $20 USD on DeepSeek though?
Maybe I need to upgrade from DeepSeek Flash 4.1. How are people using 5.6 Sol? API pricing? Subscriptions? I like because DeepSeek 4.1 Flash because I never experience quota issues, and it's still cheap and mostly good…
I would be very concerned if an RNG simply produced a natural 1.
I cannot see why this litmus test is either necessary nor sufficient for evaluating the success of LLMs.
It's advantageous in rules-based systems, but many aspects of life, particularly interpersonal, are not rules-based. Systems thinking pays well, which is advantageous, but this might be short lived, now that LLMs can…
Unconsciously masking is still tiring, and masking doesn't generalise well to unfamiliar situations.
Am I unusual in not having looked at my parents or grandparents photo collections? I occasionally look at my own, but that's about it.
I agree. And let it be legislated. I was replying to "Why aren’t the data centres just honest about their water usage if it’s seemingly so low?".
Where doesn't Iroh work well?
Yes, and TLS/QUIC/Wireguard all offer encryption. What toomim is excited about is this combination of technologies, and that's more than just NAT punching or encryption.
> We use them because we want the best model available. We want GPT-6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, and Opus 5.5. They're really good models and open-source models are not even close. I want the best model, but I can't…
Transparency is not the same thing as honesty. Companies might want to avoid this being used as a side channel to infer the amount of their compute. Companies might want to avoid setting a precedent where activists can…
Sorry, yes, I meant how could I donate to Timur if he's not being funded my Valve for this. +1 to buying Valve's products.
D1 does look great. I usually don't bother setting up services with state, but maybe CF D1 is hands-free enough.
I think we agree, though I can see why it might not have seemed that way, since I didn't draw attention that users might rightly conclude the overall tradeoff is worth it, even if another tech is sounder in some minor…
Yeah, they seem well placed with their cheap-but-grear offerings. I'm a cheapskate so am sometimes motivated by this cheapness, but each time I realise it's easier to just stick with what I know (Linux daemons) than…
What do you think about CloudFlare Artefacts?
Awesome. Is Valve funding this work in particular? How can people donate?
When a technology becomes popular enough, it develops a community that solidifies that choice: conferences, books, extensions, a generation of engineers that see things in terms of React. A technology needs to be a lot…
Yeah, I'd guess Oracle DB isn't attractive to startups, and that's probably a long term risk for them. There is plenty of $$$ at the top, at the moment. Oracle Cloud offers them some long term strategy.
The Dutch government provides baseline standards: https://www.bio-overheid.nl/bio2/bio-producten/baseline-info... I'm sure NixOS can provide those, but rather than each department figure out how to do that,…
They likely offer at least some of: * typical deployments * training/consulting * compliance with Ditch regulations * shared infrastructure for custom builds, and CVEs
Could it be selection bias? Perhaps you and employers that happen to stick with Oracle aren't looking for the same thing?
When the category is playing with cubes, I'm not so sure?
At $FAANG, ~all changes go through feature flags. There are processes to make changes outside of feature flags, but they have enough friction that it's easier to just use a feature flag. This level of paranoia is…
I don't think I spend more than $20 USD on DeepSeek though?
Maybe I need to upgrade from DeepSeek Flash 4.1. How are people using 5.6 Sol? API pricing? Subscriptions? I like because DeepSeek 4.1 Flash because I never experience quota issues, and it's still cheap and mostly good…
I would be very concerned if an RNG simply produced a natural 1.
I cannot see why this litmus test is either necessary nor sufficient for evaluating the success of LLMs.
It's advantageous in rules-based systems, but many aspects of life, particularly interpersonal, are not rules-based. Systems thinking pays well, which is advantageous, but this might be short lived, now that LLMs can…
Unconsciously masking is still tiring, and masking doesn't generalise well to unfamiliar situations.