richardwhiuk

There's no economic reason why running a model locally should be better than using a cloud hosted version.

Small businesses are equally vulnerable, and it's possibly to perform cyber attacks at scale - Gen AI makes this easier

I have a high revenue business opportunity.

If you give me $100, I will give you back $101, funded by equity raises.

Very high growth, very high revenue, huge customer satisfaction.

We hope to be profitable one day, already foresee a mechanism to double profitability per transaction and also double the number of transactions our customers perform.

Please let me know if you are keen to invest.

Steadily increasing for five years

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This is probably just an acquihire.

It’s not clear that’s true. States which don’t fear being attacked are more likely to attack other states

It’s easy to be better when you only implement the mainline of the API

I wonder how it compares to https://mirage.io/

In private companies, it's much more caveat emptor, than in the public markets.

It's not actually a VM - it's a container, and they are fundamentally different. This feels like false advertising.

Is the uptime any better?

You can’t sign the CLA if you are contributing code which you don’t have the right to relicense and isn’t appear under the CLA

You can’t buy an M3 chip on its own

It’s not realistically plausible to build bridges that won’t be brought down by that size of ship

Get a key from a map and forget to check the error.

CLA allows them to relicense your contributions under their own license - e.g. proprietary

A DCO would be the more friendly option.

Because Go silently gives you zero/null instead

They are aware. They don't want to pay the cost benefit tradeoff. Education won't help - this is a very heavily argued tradeoff in every large software company.

What hypervisior environments don't have this?

Move to the UK

Almost all cloud providers help here by having inter-region failures as well.

There are multiple AWS services which are "global" in the sense that they are entirely hosted out of AWS East 1

If trains are frequent enough, passengers do ignore schedules and just turn up. This is common on metro/subway/underground services.

They did. 10 years ago.

Apple has had that for 10 years.

They can, it’s just this administration isn’t interested in doing so.

Basically it comes down to how much shared vs dedicated resources each core has.

It's unreasonable to ask them to do a job, and then tie both their hands behind their back and tell them they have to accept being punched in the stomach and that they should be happy about this.

If you want to tax banks and pay the money directly to fraudsters, I guess that's a model you can aim for.

In these days of CGNAT, a residential IP is shared by multiple customers.

Airports usually are privately owned I think?

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