I've heard this argument for AGI or SI. If the model gets smart enough then they won't have to sell inference, they can make money by doing any valuable thing.
But x.ai also hosts Grok? Why would google stop developing their own models? I think you're right that Google will try to make money from their infrastructure (that's basically what Google Cloud is too).
I think the commenter was asking if Google sells TPU chip hardware to use outside of Google's own infrastructure and cloud.
It also supports RDMA (sometimes called "SMB Direct").
I agree. What is stopping me is primarily the metadata stuff. For example, Sonarr runs a closed-source service called Skyhook which exists to make efficient use of TheTVDB. Since Sonarr is free open source software…
Just release it under a pseudonym. The worst they will do is force it off GitHub! Don't redistribute the firmware files if you're really concerned. I am also sort of struggling with this idea so I get where you're…
Sky wet
A little late and I can't remember the full details, but I did go through kindlemodding dot org. I suspect initially I couldn't get WinterBreak2 working on an unregistered kindle. IIRC you have to reboot after setting…
I'm a seasoned embedded engineer and it took me hours to figure what the "right" jailbreak was and how it worked. In the end it was easy to accomplish but as usual the documentation is abysmal. I sometimes catch myself…
Yeah. It was infuriating trying to figure out Minecraft Java mods because they are all like that.
I've been thinking an AI could be trained to bid on jobs. Probably too many real world problems to make it practical, but I can't get it out of my head.
Rambling paranoid incoherent article. This person is either not technical at all or is having delusions. The only screenshot of an actual error is about "dsldevice.domain_not_set.invalid" which is apparently some crappy…
Pretty confusing, there is a Cisco Antares small language model... https://blogs.cisco.com/ai/introducing-antares-the-most-effi... Guess everything is just going to be named after stars for awhile.
If you host a webserver on the internet it is normal to receive that kind of traffic all the time. Source: I host a server on my Comcast connection.
I don't actually believe the claims of this blog. A driver for a monitor from Windows update allowing mcafee antivirus and/or other programs to be installed automatically? I think more details should be shared. Also…
Technically this one is piping it to tar? But I agree with the sentiment.
In this case there is a two phase staleness check. The bot marks it as stale and it is correct to "bump" it if you think it is still important. The nixpkgs repo works the same way. I think it backs off from adding stale…
I'm guessing this is here because it was featured on an episode of Beef Season 2 from Netflix.
TMCH = Trademark Clearinghouse
Maybe we can synthesize large amounts of limited information. I thought that new training data is mostly synthetic anyway.
That is part of the plot of the TV show "Mr. Robot". Not just the loans, but balances too!
Why would you assume they physically walk around the entire space instead of teleporting/moving in VR?
Also discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44381838 from June 2025.
Quantenna used 1.1.1.1 for RPC to their wifi chip in their SDK by default. Should not have been exposed to global routing but of course people screwed that up.…
I don't think there was ever a design to be one frame behind. Compositing requires the GPU to do some extra work to draw the frame to be presented. This typically takes very little time (much less than a full frame…
I've heard this argument for AGI or SI. If the model gets smart enough then they won't have to sell inference, they can make money by doing any valuable thing.
But x.ai also hosts Grok? Why would google stop developing their own models? I think you're right that Google will try to make money from their infrastructure (that's basically what Google Cloud is too).
I think the commenter was asking if Google sells TPU chip hardware to use outside of Google's own infrastructure and cloud.
It also supports RDMA (sometimes called "SMB Direct").
I agree. What is stopping me is primarily the metadata stuff. For example, Sonarr runs a closed-source service called Skyhook which exists to make efficient use of TheTVDB. Since Sonarr is free open source software…
Just release it under a pseudonym. The worst they will do is force it off GitHub! Don't redistribute the firmware files if you're really concerned. I am also sort of struggling with this idea so I get where you're…
Sky wet
A little late and I can't remember the full details, but I did go through kindlemodding dot org. I suspect initially I couldn't get WinterBreak2 working on an unregistered kindle. IIRC you have to reboot after setting…
I'm a seasoned embedded engineer and it took me hours to figure what the "right" jailbreak was and how it worked. In the end it was easy to accomplish but as usual the documentation is abysmal. I sometimes catch myself…
Yeah. It was infuriating trying to figure out Minecraft Java mods because they are all like that.
I've been thinking an AI could be trained to bid on jobs. Probably too many real world problems to make it practical, but I can't get it out of my head.
Rambling paranoid incoherent article. This person is either not technical at all or is having delusions. The only screenshot of an actual error is about "dsldevice.domain_not_set.invalid" which is apparently some crappy…
Pretty confusing, there is a Cisco Antares small language model... https://blogs.cisco.com/ai/introducing-antares-the-most-effi... Guess everything is just going to be named after stars for awhile.
If you host a webserver on the internet it is normal to receive that kind of traffic all the time. Source: I host a server on my Comcast connection.
I don't actually believe the claims of this blog. A driver for a monitor from Windows update allowing mcafee antivirus and/or other programs to be installed automatically? I think more details should be shared. Also…
Technically this one is piping it to tar? But I agree with the sentiment.
In this case there is a two phase staleness check. The bot marks it as stale and it is correct to "bump" it if you think it is still important. The nixpkgs repo works the same way. I think it backs off from adding stale…
I'm guessing this is here because it was featured on an episode of Beef Season 2 from Netflix.
TMCH = Trademark Clearinghouse
Maybe we can synthesize large amounts of limited information. I thought that new training data is mostly synthetic anyway.
That is part of the plot of the TV show "Mr. Robot". Not just the loans, but balances too!
Why would you assume they physically walk around the entire space instead of teleporting/moving in VR?
Also discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44381838 from June 2025.
Quantenna used 1.1.1.1 for RPC to their wifi chip in their SDK by default. Should not have been exposed to global routing but of course people screwed that up.…
I don't think there was ever a design to be one frame behind. Compositing requires the GPU to do some extra work to draw the frame to be presented. This typically takes very little time (much less than a full frame…