vdfs

https://docs.kernel.org/process/cve.html states that because almost any kernel bug can potentially compromise system security, the CVE team acts with extreme caution and labels nearly all bug fixes with a CVE

Any kernel bug gets a CVE even if it's not really a vulnerability or can be exploited

Remind me of Firefox changing version to catch up with Chrome

Don't underestimate them, can also crash linux/plasma https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49849626

This a weird SNL thing, the only ones that does geo block on youtube (afaik), their quality is way down so not even worth enabling VPN to watch them

Well that's not something you say in a Rails conference, best language or framework for a project has been debated before I was born and will continue to be

And witness

On which platform do you submit bids?

That would be a big win for linux users

Most now use agents as "pass me the butter" robot

And two models released same day + openai chip

Yeah, when you spend billions in infrastructure you get to save $300k occasionally

You are absolutely right! It's not just that you spotted it, it's how you pointed it out that make your comment upvote worthy

It's a big confusion, some[0] say an email was sent about significant price increase, personal I haven't seen anything official

[0] https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/deepseek-pl...

Your example is not complete, you have to show how it will run claude/codex, you have to do extra things to install run and mount folders there, this one does that with less config, also with this agents can run docker, lxd doesn't allow you to do that

An other intesting use for this data is OSNIT about war, like recent conflicts it's used to confirm hits on specific places and sort validation for state-media reports

Chromium is a solid browser, Firefox is second atleast in every aspect, but their companies "politics" is what make the difference, it's hard to swallow pill but Chromium is popular for a reason

I went directly to the comments like a true phone addict

It's not just currency, Amazon Canada have some jumps recently not in US version:

https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/

> (PS: It is time to let ASML sell to CXMT.)

Why? High demand and low supply is very good for shareholders and make indexes go up, their goal is not to meet demand, they want exponential qurartly revunes

These protocols add so much complications it makes wifi/tcp/ip a blaze

They fix some problems but add more, you endup just like that xckd about protocols

> Ball is more dense than water

Wouldn't that mean the water level will raise a bit because: displaced weight > displaced volume?

Edge also had, and now even Chrome have it.

Edge had the open links in the other split, chrome doesn't

Amazon Bedrock, but they don't have this model yet

> experienced devs

No one on their team had Rust experience

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Maybe because the 1st thing any experienced technical person would think about? It's like rebuilding and optimizing the racing track to make F1 run faster.

Competitors was always possible even before AI, you could hire cheap and good developers you build almost anything even without AI, marketing and sales are more valuable when dealing with competition not devs/engineering

You were NOT the Chosen One! It was said that you would NOT destroy the Sith, BUT join them! Bring balance to the Sheets, not leave it in darkness!

You would be speaking to an AI instead of chatting with it