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Posted by diek 9 hours ago

MongoDB CEO resigns to join Meta(www.reuters.com)
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d2kx 8 hours ago|
But is MongoDB's stock web scale?
hedgehog 8 hours ago||
Because there might now be people on this site literally born after that fad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
davidw 8 hours ago||
I wish he'd make more videos - they were really funny

https://www.youtube.com/@gar1t/videos

hedgehog 8 hours ago||
Speaking of xtranormal, around the same time there was a great treatment of the lean startup (you have to iterate!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J9KhpgYVB0

I worked at IMVU [1] so it was extra funny.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMVU

lenerdenator 7 hours ago|||
Web scale is old hat. We're now on planet scale.
cozzyd 6 hours ago|||
needs more sharding.
blitzar 8 hours ago||
thats an excellent question
12982712 9 hours ago||
Finally we'll get authentic webscale AI.
mshockwave 8 hours ago||
in case anyone who doesn't get the reference: https://youtu.be/b2F-DItXtZs?si=gxrqufTAy-YQ88wW
1123581321 9 hours ago||
Does Muse support sharding?
baby_souffle 8 hours ago||
Yes but only when using /dev/null for backing the shard storage layer
brianm 6 hours ago||
thought it was million monkeys consistency, so `/dev/urandom`
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general_reveal 8 hours ago||
I mean, Mongo is to be a $600 dollar stock imho. You see, the amount logs AI creates or intermediary text storage it creates is just stunning. Nice entry for leaps. Plus, Mongo swiftly added their vector db too. It’s a obvious play.

I wonder if they’ll pair him with another acquisition like Porcupine. META has now realized how much money there is in selling a picks and shovels (as we see with Muse Spark).

jmclnx 8 hours ago||
>Desai led product and engineering at Cloudflare

Well, this could end meta :) Once I get the Cloudflare prompt I bail assuming the site does not what me to read their content.

Yes, the number of sites I go to is decreasing daily, but gopher, gemini and USENET is still around and seems to be slowly growing.

mikert89 8 hours ago||
I still think regular people, and markets, have not caught onto the implications of superintelligence. Its happening, and the tech oligarchs have seen it behind closed doors
shimman 8 hours ago||
Yeah, it's definitely this and not that Meta probably offered him a salary package that ensures generational wealth measured in centuries. Definitely the science fiction scenario, that is totally the realistic one and not a greedy wealthy CEO doing something that enables their greed.
drivebyhooting 8 hours ago||
I think so too.

Just now in 2026 we start to see glimpses of AI supremacy, e.g. navier stokes.

It’s similar to the deep blue moment. It took a while before consumer hardware could beat Kasparov, but the watershed moment was deep blue.

I reckon some private demos using far more compute than is available to us peasants convinced the tech oligarchs 3 years ago to pursue their seemingly coordinated AI push.

htrp 9 hours ago|
Facebook going to be selling Muse into your company as your AI coworker