SomaticPirate

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Gojq: Pure Go Implementation of Jq(github.com)
1 points by SomaticPirate 3y ago|0 comments
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
At a quick glance, they seem significantly different. https://ai-infra.fun/ contains things like OpenAI & Anthropic under the LLM section. I don't see that on https://landscape.lfai.foundation/ .
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
Based on what reasoning? (Honestly curious)
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
The source code is on Github? Why not run it yourself and perform the peer review? The implementation is quite straightforward
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Why 10B crabs vanished from the Bering Sea(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by SomaticPirate 3y ago|0 comments
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paraSITE: the bandage over the nomadic wound (2016)(archinect.com)
33 points by SomaticPirate 3y ago|16 comments
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
This is a fork of Terraform after Hashicorp changed the license
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
So its patent encumbered? If there was a time for the “bio-hackers” this would be it. I heard everyone can perform some basic CRISPR so could we make this bacteria at home?
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
I feel like these anecdotes make more sense with numbers. What is your combined household income? > $250k? I mean, if this is where people are feeling pinched I agree I have no idea how the middle class is surviving
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
Until I see a study that actually shows that “ergo” keyboard layouts actually make a difference I will continue to use QWERTY. I still believe the actual contour of the keyboard (ie Kinesis or Microsoft’s ergo keyboard) have a much larger i
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
Anyone know the subtext? What is the $44 billion dollar mistake the author is referring to?
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
I think this just demonstrates the power of vendor-neutral Open Source. I don’t mean that in an inflammatory way. Istio, a collaborative project from Google/IBM that was arguably going to be a slight differentiator for their respective
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
How are you invested in Anthropic?
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Eating microwave popcorn increases the level of PFAS in body (2022)(uclahealth.org)
388 points by SomaticPirate 3y ago|416 comments
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
A bit self-serving but GPU scaling supposedly follows Huang’s Law (from Jensen Huang of Nvidia) which claims GPUs more than double (~1.7x) every 2 years https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huang%27s_law#
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
VINwiki leverages this to form a community
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
Apparently OT is a threat to DD to the point of them asking contributors to not add support for their agents… https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co...
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
If there are trying to reduce entitlement spending, maybe they should start with their own state pension system. Maybe start with state representatives and move from a guarantee benefits system to a 401k or similar system where benefits are
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
Or manufacture controversy for engagement? For example, I posted the 4 comments above all from accounts I own (/s)
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
Without getting into the finer points, my understanding is this: My company needs to make metal squares. There is a defined process for it. I just need a welder to weld all four corners. No R&D here. I need a website with some features.
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by SomaticPirate 3y ago
Also pg_vector seems to be gaining traction
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
Just knowing that they have this stance makes them seem even more toothless than before… Atleast before this I assumed AI claims were outside of their regulatory domain.
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
US passenger rail is unsafe. We have no way near the level of sophistication of European passenger rail transport. We have a significantly higher number of derailments. Even the worst European rail is more safe than US rail.
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
Blatant disregard for GPL. I hope to see some lawsuits for this. Doing things like this really should be an ethical violation for engineers. Every engineer should be able to say no to building something like this
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
Just doing some quick math, for a relatively well paid dev at $120 per hour with 260 work-days in a year saving about an hour a day that equates to about ~$31k needed to justify going into the office on a purely pecuniary front.
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
Microsoft paid Sting to perform the night before their layoffs https://www.theregister.com/AMP/2023/01/20/microsoft_sting_d...
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
Google Cloud’s IAP tunneling has basically made this a non-issue. All access is logged and its extremely easy to get around without any public IPs. Also easy to port-forward instances to your local machine. I’m always surprised that other c
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A walkthrough of the probability problem “Gambler’s Ruin”(twitter.com)
1 points by SomaticPirate 4y ago|0 comments
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
Go’s choice to default to its own TCP/IP implementation has bitten me personally to the level of requiring a machine restart. The Go IPv6 DNS resolution on MacOS can cause all DNS requests on the system to begin to fail until a restart
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by SomaticPirate 4y ago
Also would like to know this. This post is a bit light on content. It sounds like they just moved to K8s from RDS. In my experience, Postgres works decently but there are sharp edges running it containerized (OOMS in subprocesses might not

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