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I wonder who they were facilitating the targeting for given the target countries.

TLDR: retry only if the error is owned by the immediate next hop (assuming you can determine ownership). The engineering is sound, but the article misses a important connection to queueing theory which shows in much simpler terms how retries can increase the instability of a system already under stress.

Did you try adding tests.

The reason why the models are getting better is training on users conversations.

No they are not. Read the docs.

A what ?

The article is ridden with misconception. Have you guys ever heard of the CAP theorem ? Disturbed system suck let's implement a non distributed one. The title is also misleading: Postgres transactions are not distributed.

For open source AI, AI infrastructure must be public just like roads, rail, ...

How does it handle dependent cards ? And the spare the they should be blah blah

Why the downvotes. Please elaborate when downvoting.

That's called counterfactual thinking.

Unfortunately this monopolistic cancer has become the only way for businesses to get to their customers.

Practically speaking, doesn't using force while preaching democracy just ruin the concept for everyone? If we accept that 'might makes right' in international affairs, we create a world where power—not rights—governs every interaction and where democracy and human rights while they may have tangible reality in some "islands" become propaganda used to gain higher moral ground.

The author of the comment I replied to seems to find it perfectly okay for "might is right" to be the norm. I pointed out that if we believe that this way of thinking is okay at the international politics level then the corollary is that democracy and human right must be a farce. Don't be mistaken, what we see happening at the level of world affairs will trickle down to everyday life. At the world stage, this wicked way of thinking leads to genocides being normalized. At the societal level it leads to societies with no morals. Might is right at every level.