nektro

great resource but the expanding dots are a really terrible way to represent this

palindrome

> Respectfully, it's very hard to see how anyone could look at what just happened and come to the conclusion that one company ends up classed a "supply chain risk" while another agrees the the same terms that led to that.

to be clear i think your assessment of this situation is likely, but it could also be the case that pete and co likes sam more than they do dario.

first time I'm hearing that this is frowned upon. i usually ignore or politely decline

> The only way they will is if the [..] AI companies start to implode

this is the theory of those who are expecting the ram shortage to be short, yes

genuinely one of the most evil things humans have produced. shameful.

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wow, end of an era

wrote about something similar last year https://mlog.nektro.net/posts/2025/git-deleteallotherbranche...

I love the idea of a site like this existing but the expanding dots is a really bad way to visualize this.

I don't see how that would have any effect because it is not going to remember its interaction with each email in its context between mails. Depending on how cuchoi set it up it might remember threads but I presume it is going to be reading every email essentially in a vacuum.

she's mentioned in the second sentence of the post

the biggest buyer of robotics is the military and i really hope waymo stays out of that

> “I want to work to ensure Californians know the importance of investment and entrepreneurship to our state’s current and future economy,” Tan wrote.

I know a dog whistle when i see one, didn't have to read much further but did anyway.

its far simpler than that; not caring about what they've built if the check is big enough. because they've taught us that "if i don't build it, they'll just hire someone else. might as well be me that gets the money." but if there was solidarity or more regulation it'd be much less of a guarantee that these things would be built.

the definition of vibe coding is that you never check what it's doing, you only check its output; eg the actual website/feature you're having it build.

you can't "It's literally a joke" out of real consequences once you push to prod

> It’s lacking a notion of virtual hosts, or being able to serve different endpoints on different hostnames from a single IP address.

this is the answer. but fantastic read of an article

congrats on actually mentioning capitalism in this article

objectively good news. thanks, google.

the burst will be bigger than anything we've ever seen. so everyone pretends its not there (which only makes it bigger but alas), and money only material exists as people's faith in it so that's enough to punt the problem down a bit further.

this is the real reason it hasnt caught on

just over a month ago I had my car broken into and nearly everything in the backseat was stolen. I was for sure upset but I never called the cops over it.

the money's gonna run out and LLMs will disappear overnight

you should not get fined and it should not be a crime to graffiti

you'll likely be interested in [1] and [2] for further reading

[1]: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/7240

[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq1XqP4-qOo

not true

https://github.com/nektro/zig-unicode-ucd if you'd like reference for another implementation

if we had UBI these apps wouldn't need to charge in the first place

@dang this domain should probably be expanded from showing just workers.dev