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Isn't this done so they can defuse Anthropic's excuse for regulatory capture?

They'll go after those too. Give it a minute.

1. For all normal countries, if they get caught, there's consequences. For Israel there's no consequences even if they get caught.

2. Israel is embedded in US politics. So US government is allowed to purchase this from Israeli contractors but I doubt they would be allowed to purchase sensitive stuff like from a neutral country like UAE.

So, the US is the customer and also protects Israel so Israel has built an entire industry around it.

One thing they should've learned from Nvidia is that it's really worth it for them to invest making their devices function as broadly as possible. Crypto and AI waves both benefited Nvidia much more than AMD partly due to their devices being more universally usable.

That "partly" was worth hundreds of billions of dollars but AMD were cheap/shortsighted enough to hire a few dedicated engineers.

> ... preventing a dedicated American enemy from getting nuclear weapons

It was called JCPOA but Israel didn't like it because it would've meant peace for the region. War _is_ the point for Israel at this point.

> The Qt framework acquired by Nokia, and mismanagement thereafter leading to the KDE Free Qt Foundation's origin.

KDE Free Qt Foundation predates the whole Nokia debacle and smartphones by more than a decade.

Maybe it will, but having a performance comparison will be very interesting nontheless.

I'd attribute it to 2008 financial collapse, and in general, the pressure put on the middle class that began a decade earlier.

And I genuinely believe blaming things on social media and news is just a diversion so we wouldn't look at the main issue.

Nuclear threat is incredibly real. Please call your congressmen.

Who cares about US vs. China. We're talking about jobs here and economy.

dang, you should consider this an existential threat to hn.

I hate myself for saying this, but HN should consider closing new registrations for a while until we figure out what to do with this.

We had an enterprise account on Heroku. We invested a little in Dokku and moved to self host it as of a few months ago.

We now have a kubernetes (k3s) backed Dokku self hosted on Hetzner. Significantly cheaper but pretty robust.

Just saying that it's not literally, but you are right, most people wouldn't be interested in self hosting.

It's not really a simple CLI tool though it's really interactive.