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Is that true? I heard for the X3 the pogo pin cable they ship has 2 pins not 4 but you can buy one and it will transfer data and let you flash custom firmware.

They are simply spending more money than they are making, burning cash like crazy and they got investments to try and prop up their chest, but this tells me they are desperate

Think of it as a democratization of technology

Incredibly naive take when these models are closed behind (for now subsidized) paywalls.

This "democratization" argument is so nauseating, seems like the Bun port to Rust as a marketing piece (the primary motivator) sold it well!

You can because all allocations are tracked and explicit

That's so dismissive, the HashiCorp products were a game changer in a world that had very little, Vault and Terraform are super widely used

The sun is bigger than earth which is bigger than the moon, it's pretty simple really

I do hope they keep their stance and philosophy though it is not the easiest with a BDFL governance. I do not have predictions though, it seems silly to try and do so when it will be a random chance outcome

To me, most on HN have drank the AI koolaid (and/or are financially invested in it), and God forbid a direct and personal critique on a project owned by Anthropic!

We must not let the shareholder value fall /s

Your prediction is extremely short sighted, and I can only guess it is because of your extreme pro-AI stance, as well as not being part of the open-source community.

Why aren't you feeling the operating loss? :(

They're encouraging the model of course

Why the alt account?

I value them a lot, happy that the EU didnt bend down to Apple.

If it werent for the EU, the companies would get away with all sorts of shit.

Is as if people forget companies are evil by nature and will fuck you any chance they get.

Did you miss an "/s"? That's horrendous!

Not in the EU

Kind of reminded me of the prelude to Handmaid's Tale

Very different context: that PR is from a maintainer, and trusted member of Zig, which surely discussed the implementation/design internally as well

I could recommend trying out source hut!

But remember to not ask about Taiwan!

It's a trade off for sure, maybe if companies could have "honeypot" environments where they update everything and deploy their code, and try to monitor for sneaky things.

What does that actually do? Force the "effort" to be static to what I set?

How does it do with the "car wash" benchmark? :D

What about Qwen? Does it get that right?

Bots too, vanderBOT!

I had a problem with a Realtek wifi card, where it would become slow for a few seconds every couple of minutes, had to disable a setting , maybe it helps you: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Network_configuration/Wirel...

That's a bargain Johnny boy! My company gives me $250 in AI tokens to use every day!

It's great, this is the kind of content I look for in HackerNews, I'm so fucking tired of LLMs and AI posts

I love your take <3

Following your analogy, if there is a way for the lawyer to never lose a case due to misinterpreting the law...

Knowing Sam, that's exactly what happened -- and the echo chamber inside OpenAI wouldnt dare to disagree