I hadn't seen the news about MinIO yet.

For others that are surprised by this, it seems that there is a fork of the UI called OpenMaxIO

https://github.com/OpenMaxIO/openmaxio-object-browser

I don’t think so.

You can accept yourself and be content/happy and still want to learn new skills, try new hobbies, and grow.

I feel like all the truly transformative growth, those periods when you sprint from a nobody to the cutting edge, or start from a blank sheet and build a work of genius the likes that humanity has never seen, the manic energy that drives this, it always comes from hate. A hate for the self (wanting to prove something to yourself) or a hate for others (wanting to prove something to others), (which may really be the same thing; you're trying to invalidate your self-criticism and the perceived criticism of others by proving that you're better at something than most anyone else in the world). Mentally healthy people become mailmen.

What you describe as "hate" can work much more efficient when coming from a somewhat loving competitiveness, I think.

Exactly. When people talk of "hatred" in such context, the nature of the feeling they describe has very little in common with the kind of feelings I've had at some points. If you think you're worth growing, and improving, and rebuilding, isn't "hate" way too strong of a word?

There's a bit of both. There' s a part of you that believes in yourself and wants to prove it, that's why you're even trying. But there's another part (or something external) that doubts your abilities. The "hatred" is from that part that believes you're capable to the part that believes you're incapable.

I think the better word here is contempt.

Bit of a corollary but I've just never been motivated by love. E.g. I don't feel driven to perform well because I love my teammates or love my company or love the world and want to do good by them. It's always a hatred-contempt of wanting to prove someone wrong or to prove that everyone else has been doing it wrong (whether on a team level or a world level). That's actually why I stopped being too chummy with my direct teammates. If you like someone too much, you lose the desire to brutally outshine them. Some part of you pulls you toward the group average so as not to become ostracized.

I don't think that a genuine love for humanity will give you the energy to do good for humanity. It must come from hatred-contempt, there is no other way. "Let me show you fucking animals...". It will never come from "I love you all so much let me build this for you."

I love this insight, but mailman might not be the best example if you recall the origins of the phrase, “going postal.”

1000% correct. the second you look in the mirror and you're happy with what you see, baby, you just lost the battle.

You lost the battle of ambition, maybe, but I'd say you've won the battle of happiness.

Rails 1 to 2 was a big one indeed. Rails 2 introduced restful routes iirc, which meant refactoring a lot of fat controllers.

Would this requirement to start from ground zero in current LLMs be an artefact of the requirement to have a "multi-tenant" infrastructure?

Of course OpenAI and Anthropic want to be able to reuse the same servers/memory for multiple users, otherwise it would be too expensive.

Could we have "personal" single-tenant setups? Where the LLM incorporates every previous conversation?

Does that mean that people who don't pay tax, don't get it? (unemployed/retired/...)

The Child Tax Credit is mostly refundable.

https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/individuals/refundabl...

When BTC goes down, altcoins typically also go down, so it would have a negative effect on $TRUMP.

I had never heard of "pig butchering".

> The practice is called “pig butchering” because scammers deliberately build up trust and emotionally manipulate victims over an extended period—much like fattening up a pig—before ultimately stealing as much money as possible in a final act of financial “slaughter”

I can highly recommend a recent series of podcasts by The Economist on precisely this topic https://www.economist.com/podcasts/2025/02/06/1-pigs-in-a-ba...

It's a direct translation of the Chinese 杀猪.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_butchering_scam

And it's a bad expression, because it's the scammers own smug term of contempt, and makes victims less likely to come forward/warn each other thanks to the shame.

It's a huge deal in China, though Europeans are starting to get targeted as well.

Too bad the market can stay irrational longer than I can stay solvent. I feel like a stock market correction is well overdue, but I’ve been thinking that for a while now

I would be bankrupt multiple times over if I moved on just Tesla stock with a rational mindset.

> if we wanted to build a deterministic AI we could

What's holding us back from building a deterministic generative AI?

I probably don't understand enough, but I assumed that the non-determinism was "inherit" in the current LLM technology

It's close to the mantra "strong opinions, loosely held", which I appreciate a lot.