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Cloudflare blog post: https://blog.cloudflare.com/pingora-open-source

Damn, I was hoping Mistral would carry the open source torch for AI. I might be forced to create an actual open source AI company.

> 23. Talking about what you’re going to do makes you a lot less likely to actually do it. Keep your plans to yourself.

Do people agree with this? I've generally heard the opposite.

Do we know how much was transferred to the attackers wallet in total from all attacks?

Kudos for the great documentation.

Is Unison something I can easily self host? I wouldn't want to be vendor locked to Unison Cloud.

Is it compatible with OpenStack?

I think you should be more specific what multiplatform means in the project description. i.e iOS and Android

The t-shirt doesn't have their name on it. I don't see how it will help spread their brand.

$263.42K for an entry level position, wow.

I'm not sure if an MIT license is sustainable long term. I see most open source companies adapt AGPL, open core or source available licenses.

Officially, it's open source as long as "the code is released under a license in which the copyright holder grants users the rights to use, study, change, and distribute the software and its source code to anyone and for any purpose".

A demo would be useful.

They should include the original copyright notice in their version of the software according to your license.

Obligatory: "Yes the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders." https://www.newyorker.com/cartoon/a16995

Thanks for the explanation, that helps a bit. I still think a video explainer would be helpful. :)

As someone who's never heard of a metarepo before, I'm still not sure exactly what it is or why I should use it after reading their landing page. I think a metarepo explainer video would helpful.

I'd be interested to hear how you plan to approach licensing for the premium hosted features?

Thanks for the blog post, I also enjoyed their previous post on making a transformer by hand: https://vgel.me/posts/handmade-transformer/

Looks great. It would be useful to have a wiki page about the Elastic V2 license. e.g https://www.elastic.co/licensing/elastic-license/faq FYI the first link to your license is broken on this page: https://www.ubicloud.com/docs/about/terms-of-service

I think the blog post would be a lot easier to read if the code blocks had a background or a different text color.

I'm looking forward to seeing what what projects you work on at Answer.ai! I'm a big fan of your fast.ai courses and all the work you've done in the AI industry.

I'm really surprised people will go to so much effort for a blue bubble.

Oh man, I'm not looking forward to Microsoft AGI.

This is so cool :)

Considering how cheap they sell their home smart speakers, I can't imagine it's a very profitable division.

Your About page is really lacking in detail. https://www.phind.com/about I wouldn't feel comfortable using your service without a lot more detail about the founders and company etc.

Do they support GPU's?

Ideally it would factor in battery charge levels at departure, ideal charging stations along the route, the time to needed to recharge the battery at charging stations along the route and arrive at the destination with enough battery. A custom model may be necessary, but with the world transitioning to EV's it may be worth integrating it into GraphHopper as a profile in the future.

Is there any plans to support EV routing?