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Remember that these systems still operate as infrastructure inside the companies.

If new weapons still operating inside any of these companies spew a million bullets on my house, they are still liable. Humans are setting these system up and they still have to behave responsibly.

When has anyone faced scrutiny over their lies to these politicians?

Wake up babe, new recursive self learning technique just dropped.

These are not the Gemma model family you might be thinking of. Gemini models weights are never made open.

I use multiple OSes. I do not want a different list of extensions and preferences on each machine I am on. Firefox makes it simple and uniform.

I have been only using GLM models since last December and have had the best experience without any drama about tokens and geopolitical restrictions. The quality has been great and I am doing more and more with the latest 5.3 and am really excited that consumer hardware will develop in the next few years where I can run these at home.

I am very excited that more makers will come up with fast memory for consumers rather than enterprise. Companies can only pre order so much RAM.

At some point there will be a surplus of fast memory and even in a crash the current generation of SLMs are bounced to be plenty to build a lot of intelligence at home.

RustFS

Still a massive market looks like.

Grow our way out of that means hitting the $50 trillion number.

I'm with you on that. I was just curious about Azure reliability stats.

There's a reason you say that with a throwaway account. Even you know it's shameful.

Is there any data on Azure being terrible with stability? Would love to see data than anecdotal stories.

He would not have been attached the current administration if he had even hinted at so. Quite the opposite.

I highly doubt 415 million people will find enough reason to purchase $100 worth of Anthropic, especially when the price of intelligence keeps going down and smaller models become more and more capable to meet the average person's needs like drafting emails, customer support, basic RAG.

They are worth (on paper) so much that there are not enough retail money to buy them anymore. All these companies can do is put Uncle Sam on the hook to print money for them. There is no other way.

PgBouncer? Don't even know er.

These days, most of them are from the DBOS folks. :)

The goal is to replace these 5 year old with a team of Nostr aware agents. /s

>Regardless of its flaws, OpenCode is the harness I’ve been the most productive with by far, and I’ve tried them all.

I feel the same way. It's the right amount of 'gets out of my way' and 'won't nuke my machine'.

Especially the ease of using Plan mode and quickly getting stuff done.

Is file IO a bottleneck now?

Is there anyone who is NOT building another AI sandbox solution?

That hand dryer placement is absurd.

Spent a day trying to get it running 2-3 weeks back. Gave up after a day.

Why? Don't tell me you've never tried a non-US based model, ever.

There's a number of US providers who also run it, if that is your preference.

> terminally online losers

Listened to the founder on 20VC episode talk endlessly about sleeping and showering in the office and comparing their insurance company to Alexander the Great and Napoleon.

Silicon Valley is just so disconnected from reality.

The only assumption I am making is that NVIDIA and others dig thier claws into western governments and make decade long contracts for even greater surveillance. Trillions of dollars worth.

So it's MS products all the way down.

> it is invalid to argue that there should be no scale.

And to put that into policy gets rid of the scale for everyone. You can see it with abortion restrictions in various states. Instead of the doctor's expertise, the lawyers are the ones to decide.

Then again this is very much on point for the US. There are no experts other than lawyers. /s