Looks good. I normally package a webui up with vite and serve that but I'll keep this in mind

Yep, exactly, you can also do code splitting by adding multiple entry points. https://github.com/gsxhq/vite does the heavy lifting

On the repebble compare chart the round is marked as having both a speaker and mic, that’s incorrect right?

I'm guessing he updated the chart? The chart at https://repebble.com/watch shows mic-only.

>// Classify incoming emails using Workers AI const { score, label } = env.AI.run("@cf/huggingface/distilbert-sst-2-int8", { text: message.raw" })

This is neat but be careful using an LLM to parse email content. The demo is a BERT model which is a good but I can see how someone might swap this without realising the implications

Also really nice to see emails from workers, its something I have wanted for a while!

The speed of light is incredibly slow and data through a wire is even slower. Proximity is worth something

>The speed of light is incredibly slow

I get where you're coming from but still I find funny in so many levels that the literal speed limit of the universe is too slow for our mundane (or even banal in FB case) needs. the universe isn't good enough to our need to move bullshit across the globe. surreal.

In the same vein it would be awesome if this _need for speed_ would materialize in infinite funding of neutrino based communication research.

As a side note, if you liked the above comment, but haven't yet read "A Fire Upon the Deep", you will probably enjoy it.

Doesn’t matter for training, as all GPUs are colocated in the same DC.

So why put a datacenter in Louisiana, far from the vast majority of people in the Americas?

You’re pretty close to Texas tech hubs, plus Meta was able to convince them to pass Louisiana Act No 730 so they save a ton on capex

Distance is a minor factor. They'd put a data center on the moon if it had an abundance of cheap energy.

Incredibly cool work, and a great primer on diffusion

Are you aware of more in depth material outside research papers which I’ve mostly read already?

Trade becomes easier. Metaphorically pushing the bar across the room.

Countries also keep cash funds at the NY Federal reserve too

Outstanding article, don't skip the youtube videos!

Thank you!

Very cool work! I really like being able to see the blocks and directly interact with them. It's nice to feel out how the ECC works. I can see myself using this to draw custom QR codes in the future!

My understanding is that with most current reactors there is an inner loop that is constantly recirculating (reactor to turbine) that does not leave containment. This goes through a heat exchange with other water to jettison waste heat from the system. This waste heat can be something like taking water from a river and ejecting it back into the river, just slightly warmer.

I’m curious how much using less water actually matters. It’s not like the jettisoned water is dangerous or radioactive

You could move the sanitation to the front end securely, it would just need to be right before render (after fetching the data to the browser). Some UI libraries do this automatically (like React) and the dompurify can run in the browser for this task.

It could have done a better job outlining how to do it properly

GP was talking about input sanitization, not output

Yes, but the AI was talking about implementing output sanitization in its proposed solutions.

> An alternative approach is to store the raw markdown content and handle rendering and sanitization in the browser: