But for cabling, OS2 clear bend rated cable … pre-terminated is like the same price and currently have 25gb optics but I’m able to run over 100gb in my house without having to drill holes etc. (runs along the baseboards)

The cables are super thin… and clear/transparent

And I never have to replace the cable again I’m pretty sure haha

The bidi sfp28s $25 are awesome :)

And worst case if your service loop just … loops …. Eh haha

Gonna try using it for other things like hdmi etc too with a cassette :)

Curious to see how the others actually do.

i'm curious to see how it works for like linux support. What if you could toss like little raspberry pi's or something on speakers....and make your own DIY object sound system? haha

I think this might be possible with some of the linux sound projects...

that would be amazing.

Sad this doesn't work fully with atmost yet.. but it's all so young/new.

This is probably a valid use case for mythos haha

Do we know if they tried 2 different disks?

Also they could’ve tested this in other places too?

As a dev in a couple different opensource communities I would love a subsidized AI/Llm subscription to help create test cases and maybe find things I missed.

Might be a minority opinion though lol

Hyperscalers generally have access to preferred pricing. Would be great to have access to that for open source projects.

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Good to see more competition.

Downside the cables are kind of heavy and sometimes folks dont like that.

Born and raised in GA, it wasn’t until I moved to CA, the bay specifically, after college that I realized things like flood warnings multiple times a month and, flooded out roads during the summer weren’t just part of life lolll

My ex moved to ATL from Seattle, and it was just WILD watching her go… “you guys have RAIN, here… like it comes down HARD”

When Waymo came here and also when Tesla started doing self driving (I drive a Tesla with FSD ) majority of the time, I was constantly seeing things that were GA specific that these systems were just clearly not trained to handle.

The data was there but it wouldn’t surprise me if the folks building these ADAS systems had just no clue what to do to handle cases like “ice storm caused all the roads to be iced over and now there’s no lane markings” and “flash flood comes out of no where” and “it’s so dark there no street lights for a couple of miles”

1) someone deepseeks deepseek lol:

Generates their own weights and figures out a way to determine all of the intermediate states.

2) places realize there’s real risk with using a model that might have things baked into it that produce specific flaws that could be security bugs, but only under certain conditions.

You however…. Maybe need to switch to decaf?

Without that, there wouldn’t really be great vlm and conversational models.

The AI companies might have paid for the dictation of some videos on their own but voice assistants etc wouldn’t have existed and our ability to have AI that eventually understands the world would be much much harder.