suhputt

might make sense to link to the actual material you're referring to

it's funny that this is being framed as big tech vs us government, when in reality this move is probably strongly influenced by the desire to help openai and other big tech against anthropic

my guess is the company is rotting from the inside and drowning in tech debt

the time it takes for light to travel from los angeles to virginia is 12 - 16 ms, round trip is 30ms lets say - that is a noticeable delay, and it could be easily disproven that 80% of traffic is literally routed through VA

now.. could they just copy the traffic and send it to VA on a side channel? probably?

> Not sure what commit history you are referring to.

lol

already have :)

yup this is a daily occurrence at this point

There were no comments in this thread besides the author's when this made it to the front page. This was very obviously artificially promoted (probably via bots) to the front page - this has become a very noticeable pattern in recent times.

so, ignoring the the fact that you yourself didn't actually write this (based on commit history), and the fact that your claims about better security are dubious at best, the most interesting thing I find about this whole situation is - how did you get this to the hackernews front page so fast?

that's the real (not-so) secret sauce here :)

investment is not revenue tho... this is equivalent to nvidia buying its own chips...