justahuman74

Great, they can fix the bugs being filed by another part of their company

Does Google seriously not have a whole team of people who help maintain ffmpeg?

Somewhat related, does rust handle the riscv vector extension in a similar way to simd?

riscv was already gaining a profile mechanism outside of ISO, for example 'RVA23' is a known set of extensions

Why didn't they just keep it on life support?

I'm surprised that's not against regulation in a bunch of countries

They don't even have to call them Tesla. They could be "Whitebox EV Van" brand

Nebula has NAT traversal and failover relaying I beleve, but not magic dns

If this goes well - will they do v4 as well?

tailscale appears to be a paid product with a free tier, nebula (while DIY) is free

SDN is great if you're trying to build something like a multi-tenant cloud on top of another network of machines. Your DPUs can handle all the overlay logic as if there was a top of rack switch in each chassis

Is this then cheaper to have AppleTV than subscribing to F1TV streaming?

Will Netflix still make Drive To Survive?

What do people do about PTR records on residential addresses?

The social media companies must dislike this as it'll make people even less likely to post anything

> since people will assume a local number is less likely to be spam.

Local number has become an spam signifier for me

To give a concrete datapoint, last month's bill was $820 for just the electricity generation and transmission (so no gas included) - that was for 1900 kWh for 1 month. That handles a 2000 sqft house with central AC, with two EV cars that are driven about 20mins/day, and we only charge those at night when the rates are low (low=$0.3/kWh)

Sourdough can actually be a pain to cut without making a giant mess of the crust

> $56k would pay a lot of electric bills.

In california, if you have AC and electric car that's 56 months.

My guess is organizational inertia around dependency chains

At some point the electricity will be near-free, and we'll just pay transmission fees

Inference will get much much cheaper. We're paying $30000 for a top of the line gpu right now, but that's only because everyone insists on buying nvidia, so nvidia has full incentive to charge the absolute maximum.

Long term that vendor lock in will go away and prices will go down to something reasonable.

Long ago CPUs were super expensive too, now they're so cheap we put them in toothbrushes

Its pretty common for 4 year olds to not yet know about planetary orbits, and to also find rocket launches fascinating

By then we'll just launder the blame onto the AIs

What's the likelihood that any TSMC buildings are surviving though if there is an invasion

That makes it a Hyatt issue

So which state's ISPs do we need to IP-ban?

and other HN readers working on LLM powered bots to write the replies

Go to England and try to get even two small towns to agree on what the sounds are

One thing that wasn't mentioned, what was the motivation for the re-write?

You must see the irony in saying this given what the parent comment has.