Frontier models do not trade on 100x earnings either.

I wonder why the apartment buildings in the US never have mini splits but always use PTACs or window units. In my opinion, they suck.

Because a database is a kv store. Most workloads won't tell the performance difference as long as the store works.

Multi-cluster federation is still hard.

DNS is a federated, read-optimized, geo-replicated key-value store with eventual consistency.

An AI hate wave is here, yet when I opened the link:

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Axios = Company

Madison Mills = reporter (no control over Axios)

AI wave timeline:

Investors throw money at AI and companies using AI

Company X sees investors throwing $$$ and starts dancing too

Axios (monkey see monkey do)

Future:

Investors stop throwing money then dancing stop.

People run websites on a VPS with 32MB RAM decades ago and it was fine. What is new about this?

Is "Mostly-reliable" TCP connection a real thing? A TCP connection is either reliable or not working at all. That is what a proper abstraction should be like.

Using AI: pay-as-you-go via token usage.

Using human workers: monthly subscription but rate limited due to biological nature.

They aren't. They act like seniors. But that is all the business needs.