@martin_casado@ivanburazin do you recall all the previous avatars of AWS that failed? these iteration went downward to @ivanburazin’s point
when it went higher up from
AWS, which services do you think gained momentum? and which services won against the incumbent?
@martin_casado entertainment is fat tailed, but what constitutes utility/quality of life changes every generation, across societies… then entertainment moves into quality of life domain… then we fight over it coz we can’t have enough of it
@AravSrinivas does it matter if it’s another browser download or a general app download?
assuming you’re building populat apps already, why anchor it on the prevailing browser paradigm?
after i got oauth working with an Streamable HTTP MCP Server and Client, i seem to have landed in a world with no dimensions, total imagination zone…
like what if you had a ‘thinking’ calculator, what could you think up if you had 200 slightly smarter versions of you?
two years is a long time to learn a new skill, right?
but it just occurred to me that ‘think step by step’ is an instruction meant for me to make the model do stuff, not for the model… 🤦♀️
confession: vide coding feels a lot like drunk coding, unbridled eagerness mixed with brain farts that don't take the basic/most obvious context into account
meanwhile, my husband, the sane one, is left cleaning up after me...
@levie what benefits of control do you mean? (compared to other available open weight models)
are you aware of any major app using the llama family?
ps: i’m a fan of open weight models, just not sure if there’s sufficient ‘pull’ yet
@CharlieShrem am i allowed to say that we're on the path to devaluing the dollar, and it might be a good thing? (reduces cost of servicing debt, etc.)
meanwhile, tariffs are just move on the board to invite others to also devalue their currencies? and lower their interests?
@zerohedge devaluing isn't necessarily a bad thing if it's over-valued, right?
might we say the dollar needs a devaluation too? could help with our debt servicing costs?
they do need monetary easing, but they got a lot of savings which the US treasuries have soaked up historically