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by 100ms 6mo ago
Managing backup exclusions strikes again. It's impossible. Either commit to backing up the full disk, including the 80% of easily regenerated/redownloaded etc. data, or risk the 0.001% critical 16 byte file that turns out to conta
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by 100ms 6mo ago
No love for Gcore Labs? They're seemingly completely unknown but their free DNS product is rock solid. They also have a FaaS platform I've never gotten around to trying. Some of their products have a high premium but the range ava
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by 100ms 6mo ago
Rereading this, I have no idea where 3.9 MiB/sec came from, that 200 requests/sec would be closer to 8 MiB/sec
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by 100ms 6mo ago
Not quite $5, but a $6.71 Hetzner VPS # ioping -R /dev/sda --- /dev/sda (block device 38.1 GiB) ioping statistics --- 22.7 k requests completed in 2.96 s, 88.8 MiB read, 7.68 k iops, 30.0 MiB/s ge
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by 100ms 6mo ago
NVME read latency is around 100usec, a SQLite3 database in the low terabytes needs somewhere between 3-5 random IOs per point lookup, so you're talking worst case for an already meaningful amount of data about 0.5ms per cold lookup. Sa
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by 100ms 6mo ago
Happy eyeballs, that makes a lot more sense thanks. Someone's "magic eyeballs" here apparently isn't reading his own writing :)
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by 100ms 6mo ago
Aha that makes more sense, I thought it was specifically to do with job scheduling from the description. You can do something similar at home as a poor man's CDN by racing requests to regionally replicated S3 buckets. Also magic eyebal
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by 100ms 6mo ago
> Google's strange job optimisation technique (for jobs running on hard disk storage) Can you give more context on this? Opus couldn't figure out a reference for it
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by 100ms 6mo ago
I dislike how Zen (and many similar cases, not picking on Zen here) report being not for profit or transparent, while the auto-recharge mechanism guarantees they are sitting on a float of at least $5 per account, and presumably an average o
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by 100ms 6mo ago
I don't see why a model architecture isn't possible with e.g. an embedding of the prompt provided as an input that stays fixed throughout the autoregressive step. Similar kind of idea, why a bit vector cannot be provided to disamb
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by 100ms 6mo ago
Why is it half dead? They only jettisoned the ancient support library, the compiler itself AFAIK remains best in class and has commits on GitHub as of 15 hours ago
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by 100ms 6mo ago
I don't understand enough about the US system of government. Are there any hopes of seeing Trump unseated before his term is up? If not for the astonishing damage he's doing to the western world, then only for the sheer fatigue fr