computers before cars = self driving cars. THEN AI before CRM = ai driving CRMs.
> I don't think it actually counts as circular. It is. The GPUs go on to be used to get loans to then get more GPUs.
> Why is it a big deal? Nvidia invested $2b into CoreWeave for 9% equity stake. Depends if they actually got the $2b in real money. There's a difference. It's a big deal if no money was involved. Nothing even entered…
The Java compiler almost does ZERO optimizations. So you really want to you should ask why the JIT rather than compiler does optimizations in Java?
> If they'd just put the date in the version field, people would know how old the software is Does it tell you anything? If this "software" just bumps the date and never provides anything meaningful it is useful to you?…
> doesn't tell you whether Java 27 is old or new. "Java 26.1: What's New?" would How does 26.1 tell you that? Because you "assume" it is a date? It also still doesn't? How do you know the new 1 isn't 26.100? >…
> The current numbering scheme is annoying and distracting, bears no information yet is still error prone. > This release should've been called 26.1, then 27.0, 27.1, 28.0 and so on. And how does that bear any…
> but rarely, if ever, in the lime light I disagree. The open web likes bashing it as a scrape goat. Reddit, X/Twitter, etc. It's died down some lately but there were at least a couple a years when this was very out…
> I would say I'm still in this mindset. Numbers are hard to come by but analysts optimistically put Chinese SaaS market at ~10% of the size of the US. Exactly it's mindset. I used pulled up 1st result when I used…
Rumors are Nvidia H200s got approved so infrastructure might be improving soon.
5.6 for Thursday was already officially announced. As to the capacity issue: no, it's happened before. Maybe related. Maybe not.
> Interesting how the prevalent opinion until yesterday seems to have been that OpenAI & Anthropic are irreversibly ahead Not the way you're implying? The GLM 5.2 hype was blowing way before this. Neither xAI nor Meta…
> Chinese companies have always had a very low willingness to pay for software Are we still left with this mindset? Maybe once upon a time but it has definitely been changing. There's plenty of B2B and enterprise SaaS…
More like they have a less focus on margins and more on cost recovery.
> Why did postgres win vs mysql? They did? By social media? According to a lot of social media devs Java is also “dead”. Having said that the issue is MySql / Mariadb is moving more and more behind commercial products…
> Taiwan solved tax evasion No. Not even close. It maybe improved it. These surface level posts that people then run with and it spreads is no good. 1. Yes that transactions have to be recorded 2. No it can't tell what…
Then they should have just called it Fairytale
> OpenAI can also use the naming playbooks of current Intel Past Intel had way better naming. It'd just be OpenAI GPT 5.6++++++++++++++
> but I’ve also found that JFR works really well with LLMs There's also async profiler. LLMs just use whatever. Lots of choices.
> I hope Mark Cerny launches his PS6 sooner rather than later With the current RAM and SSD prices... I rather a bit later.
> If low latency is your goal than you don't want JIT. JIT has two issues in low latency... There's startup "AOT cache" via Leyden that speeds up startup. Isn't native speed up it's quite a big boost. Then there's…
> Average go, rust, c++ and c will outperform amazing java programs Not true. Many benchmarks have shown otherwise. it is at least competitive in many areas. > and the former will also be way way more easy to run,…
> I don't particularly like eager new colleagues who come up with (hallucinate) wrong answers. People are most likely to come up with suggestions and ideas earlier rather than later. Often they’re not learning what is…
> Pretty soon they might just ask people to write code themselves. GPT-10 Human Ultra
> This is an open source project, not a F500 company. Vercel?
computers before cars = self driving cars. THEN AI before CRM = ai driving CRMs.
> I don't think it actually counts as circular. It is. The GPUs go on to be used to get loans to then get more GPUs.
> Why is it a big deal? Nvidia invested $2b into CoreWeave for 9% equity stake. Depends if they actually got the $2b in real money. There's a difference. It's a big deal if no money was involved. Nothing even entered…
The Java compiler almost does ZERO optimizations. So you really want to you should ask why the JIT rather than compiler does optimizations in Java?
> If they'd just put the date in the version field, people would know how old the software is Does it tell you anything? If this "software" just bumps the date and never provides anything meaningful it is useful to you?…
> doesn't tell you whether Java 27 is old or new. "Java 26.1: What's New?" would How does 26.1 tell you that? Because you "assume" it is a date? It also still doesn't? How do you know the new 1 isn't 26.100? >…
> The current numbering scheme is annoying and distracting, bears no information yet is still error prone. > This release should've been called 26.1, then 27.0, 27.1, 28.0 and so on. And how does that bear any…
> but rarely, if ever, in the lime light I disagree. The open web likes bashing it as a scrape goat. Reddit, X/Twitter, etc. It's died down some lately but there were at least a couple a years when this was very out…
> I would say I'm still in this mindset. Numbers are hard to come by but analysts optimistically put Chinese SaaS market at ~10% of the size of the US. Exactly it's mindset. I used pulled up 1st result when I used…
Rumors are Nvidia H200s got approved so infrastructure might be improving soon.
5.6 for Thursday was already officially announced. As to the capacity issue: no, it's happened before. Maybe related. Maybe not.
> Interesting how the prevalent opinion until yesterday seems to have been that OpenAI & Anthropic are irreversibly ahead Not the way you're implying? The GLM 5.2 hype was blowing way before this. Neither xAI nor Meta…
> Chinese companies have always had a very low willingness to pay for software Are we still left with this mindset? Maybe once upon a time but it has definitely been changing. There's plenty of B2B and enterprise SaaS…
More like they have a less focus on margins and more on cost recovery.
> Why did postgres win vs mysql? They did? By social media? According to a lot of social media devs Java is also “dead”. Having said that the issue is MySql / Mariadb is moving more and more behind commercial products…
> Taiwan solved tax evasion No. Not even close. It maybe improved it. These surface level posts that people then run with and it spreads is no good. 1. Yes that transactions have to be recorded 2. No it can't tell what…
Then they should have just called it Fairytale
> OpenAI can also use the naming playbooks of current Intel Past Intel had way better naming. It'd just be OpenAI GPT 5.6++++++++++++++
> but I’ve also found that JFR works really well with LLMs There's also async profiler. LLMs just use whatever. Lots of choices.
> I hope Mark Cerny launches his PS6 sooner rather than later With the current RAM and SSD prices... I rather a bit later.
> If low latency is your goal than you don't want JIT. JIT has two issues in low latency... There's startup "AOT cache" via Leyden that speeds up startup. Isn't native speed up it's quite a big boost. Then there's…
> Average go, rust, c++ and c will outperform amazing java programs Not true. Many benchmarks have shown otherwise. it is at least competitive in many areas. > and the former will also be way way more easy to run,…
> I don't particularly like eager new colleagues who come up with (hallucinate) wrong answers. People are most likely to come up with suggestions and ideas earlier rather than later. Often they’re not learning what is…
> Pretty soon they might just ask people to write code themselves. GPT-10 Human Ultra
> This is an open source project, not a F500 company. Vercel?