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So... what is the estimated cost to find the key using AWS H100 or similar service?

I suspect that if a nuclear war brings humans to extinction tomorrow, this project could be looked at by hypothetical aliens, visiting our planet in the future, as the "Antikythera mechanism" of our times. (well.... if we can trust the video)

If I understand correctly, the definition of "largest trading partner" in the graphic is misleading because it is based exclusively on physical goods. But the US exports to many countries an impressive amount of digital services (Microsoft, Google, Meta, Apple). If we take into account the value of these services I think that many parts of the map would return to blue.

How many of you upvote this pretenting to find some day the time and spirit to read and learn from it, but perfectly knowing that will never happen. I'm one of them unfortunally, gosh!

Of this, €20bn will be earmarked for AI gigafactories. This reminds me of Northvolts. https://www.bruegel.org/analysis/northvolts-struggles-cautio...

It's all in the model. If you look for a good definition of "intellingence" that is compression. You can see ZIP algorithm as a primordial antenate of Chatgpt :))

Same like you. I like it because is less a framework, and more like a library. Light alternative compared to Express. You can use it as base and choose the library you prefer for other functionality (routing,body-parsing,... )

Doing so would mean incentivizing customers to seek alternative routes and migrate to competitor. Thus with the risk of losing the current moat.

It's not Haskell, but you can write great functional programming code with Javascript. I think it is very ergonomic for FP. Remember that Javascript is the world's most misunderstood programming language =))

Most likely the source code alone is not enough, probably the system works with third party paid cloud services or third party components that could not be licensed.

I like knex, but would love it more if all methods does not mutates the original data structure. A pure version of knex would be great

Would be nice to know max RAM usage by each implementation.

Node: - easy to deploy: If you dont complicate yourself, with cpanel or plesk hosting is just matter of copy the files. - Terabytes of npm packages (even too much :)) - A non bloated and nice language (JavaScript) - Optional type checking with typescript if you want. - Non blocking IO

I'm quite sure is talking about "low size update packages"

Maybe you are fortunate or I'm not because in projects I have experienced missing o changed maven repository urls and changed deps packages names or url. And was an hell to fix.

In my experience this only happen if the project does not have a lock file and does not specify a node version (two good practice that must be followed).

I would love the author to test and old java/maven project. Node is a paradise compared to that stack.

It depends. Let's suppose we want to search info about the bio of historic people, for example Julius Caesar. Google will return for sure the link to english wikipedia. But let's assume that Italian Wikipedia got more deep info about Caesar. Would you prefer to see a less complete English version, or get the most complete Italian version (and auto-translate it in English with any available tools to read it)?

Yes, was about this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42114990 . I don't know we ended up here! sorry!

A use of LLMs by search engines that I would like to see applied:

# At indexing time - The search engine use LLM to convert all the page content into a "common language" (English?!) before indexing.

- Use LLM to rank the page (detect page spammy/informational level)

# At query time - My query is translated to the "common language" - Result list most appropriate results unbiased by page language, but only by spammy/informational value.

In Google Chrome select text, right click and click "copy link to highlight". It create a link with ~:text=

Can I suggest you the novel "Maiden Voyage" by Denton Welch. Is a portrait of Shanghai in 1930 by an english boy

I think the "F" is OP Zahir https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Zahir

It is always a good idea to write a library, not so for frameworks https://www.brandons.me/blog/libraries-not-frameworks

and funny 7523 is a prime number.

Owning is overvalued. The things you own end up owning you.

If works with C why not Rust

For the same purpouse I ofter use this https://github.com/calmm-js/partial.lenses

The GC could be very smart and optimized, but at the end... "Any sufficiently complicated program in a garbage-collected language contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of malloc and free". https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22802451

Haskell have a garbage collector (and it have a lot or work to do). So even if you are in the context of immutability, if you don't want a gc, you still need to take care of memory yourself using RAII like Rust or any other low level technique. About syntax for me haskell is beautiful. But maybe it's just my love for having type notation aside from function declaration and not mixed.