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One of the reasons I never run any agent on my home machine. Containment is mandatory, even more with proprietary harnesses.

Good article because it clearly exposes the methodology and the shortcomings of the measurements (mostly the front CDN of a ~20k number of old continent entities of apex/www domain).

1. Compute costs collapsed since the advent of Cloud and yet hyperscalers still have fat margins.

No, compute costs collapsed (before mid-2025) because of normal technological progress on all fronts of compute.

Before Jeff first talk about this, I got one of those cheap Ethernet adapters (with the new realtek chip) on aliexpress for ~55€. It works really well, but I don't have USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 hardware, so I only get ~4Gbps out of it. But I'm pretty happy to break the 1G barrier, and the adapter will be useful in the future when I get better hardware; and I don't have to go through a 2.5Gbps or 5Gbps step.

You can install the Google Camera, if you use sandboxed Google Play. It has all the same features AFAIK.

More specifically, it was this set: https://emojipedia.org/apple/iphone-os-2.2

Interesting tidbit:

Emoji support required iPhone OS 2.2 and a SoftBank SIM card.

People love to say how great these big clouds are, until they discover they've been paying ten times the market price outside of crises.

Yes, and they will to preserve margins at some point. They're just doing a huge Mexican standoff, waiting for others to move. All smaller clouds have raised some prices already.

They'll probably wait for summer, the world cup finals, or whatever's last big US government thing is so it flies under the radar.

It's a bit higher than 4 now.

I was wondering why I saw them for cheap on aliexpress…

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As the article says, they most likely changed their mind, probably following quite a bit of background discussions and industry influence.

Interesting that t8i is both for post-training and inference.

Screen, battery and charging port replacements are already routine at any repair shop, at least for the devices I buy.

Next: replaceable storage? Since flash-based storage is widely known as a consumable that tends to fail first.

Why wouldn't it move the needle? Less time spent, less frustration, more performance, more resources focused on the business?

What's the plan to migrate off of it ? https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/data-center-end-of-life#...

It might be a bit CPU and RAM starved… Which in theory should be OK, but in practice you'll find production workloads that struggle because of this. Just make sure whatever you want to run on this is indeed extremely GPU-bound, or you might have bad surprises later.

Thanks for the context. Since I'm not interested in betting, I had not clicked on the grey on white About link at the bottom, which says:

All the trains, delays, and data on this app are real.But the money isn't – because for that I'd need to move to Malta. Or Cyprus. Or Schleswig-Holstein.

It would be fun if Google lost its months of edge in the LLM value race because it alienated early adopters paying $250/month by using a 0-strike system with no customer support.

880mm^2 die

That's a lot of surface, isn't it? As big an M1 Ultra (2x M1 Max at 432mm² on TSMC N5P), a bit bigger than an A100 (820mm² on TSMC N7) or H100 (814mm² on TSMC N5).

The larger the die size, the lower the yield.

I wonder if that applies? What's the big deal if a few parameter have a few bit flips?

Having written an emulator, the conclusion was a bit less surprising. It's also probably not definitive, as it might depend on the specific hardware (and future emulator optimizations); you even say in your blog that the hardware you use is not the hardware Microsoft targeted.

Spoiler is in the conclusion:

Yes, it is absolutely key to build your app as ARM, not to rely on Windows ARM emulation.

If anyone from Collabora Office is looking, there is a weird paragraph with syntax-colored HTML in https://www.collaboraonline.com/blog/collabora-online-now-av... "*A Note on Early Releases"

This does not surprise me from the company that accidentally deleted the widevine L1 certificate on my phone (that never had any third party OS) during an update and could not restore it, nor would it replace the motherboard (for which it claimed it was the only possible fix).

What does Vercel get out of Next.js? Just default integration of overpriced cloud infra.

It's a bit sad to see hardware manufacturers changing the pixel layout because we weren't able to adapt modern software to do sub-pixel font rendering that works with different layouts out of the box.

It's quite simple but unusable on Firefox Mobile :-/ (Cannot edit Sites).

Anyone want to try a prompt injection? All we need to do is to get one or two story in the front page that have a good < 80 characters prompt injection.

Wow, I thought those would be as lost as the Doctor Who episodes. Kudos for the great research and archive work!

Is this a new proprietary model?