WaxProlix

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by WaxProlix 1y ago
Are you referring to Israel here, who stole the recipe from their closest 'ally' and has made not one or two but hundreds of nukes outside of the NPT?
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by WaxProlix 1y ago
Appreciate the AMA. I'm curious about options for transitioning employees from the temporary (and now at-risk) Uniting for Ukraine parole status to something more stable and long term. Is H1B lottery just going to be a Ukrainian's
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by WaxProlix 1y ago
You're right about gamers, but other verticals are looking bad for Intel, too. The two areas you mention (data center, integrated OEM/mobile) are the two that are most supply chain and business-lead dependent. They center around r
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Late reply but yes, very silent. The 4-bay DAS next to it gets a bit noisy though, unsurprisingly.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Works for me as well https://chatgpt.com/share/67e3f838-63fc-8000-ab94-5d10626397... USA, but VPN set to exit in Canada at time of request (I think).
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
I'm a huge fan of my underprovisioned homelab, squeezing perf out of a tiny old i3 based system is weirdly satisfying. Just one more container, baby! One more transcode stream...
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
> Somehow the prices are still high enough that it's cheaper to buy a cheap used car and drive it instead. Cars are even more heavily subsidized, maybe?
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
That sounds awful :( sorry yall are going through that.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Even beyond that you have a ton of pragmatics post-grice to deal with. Computing implicatures is complex and requires a lot of knowledge about context etc. The truth value of a statement and the 'truth value' of a speech act are
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
What side effects/problems are you referring to?
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Good reminder, just went to the doc foundation and donated a bit. I've been using LO (and OO before) for ages, remiss not to pay it back at all. Thanks!
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
If you read the article, you might get some insight into the comments.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
ServPro is actually one of the less bad ones. BELFOR are even pushier, and take advantage of the fact that building owners and building renters tend to have different priorities in fire cases to gain unlawful access to damaged units. I had
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Probably depends a lot on the team culture. Depending on what part of the product lifecycle you're on (proving a concept, rushing to market, scaling for the next million TPS, moving into new verticals,...) and where the team currently
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
I haven't used their Rails hosting, but I have liked Fly.io for other PaaS-y things before. Heroku is technically still around. https://fly.io/docs/rails/getting-started/
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
If you're willing to cave on the clamshell form factor, there's a bunch of neat stuff in the HackberryPi / Lilygo T-Deck space.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
The new $2k card from Nvidia will be 32GB but your point stands. AMD is planning a unified chiplet based GPU architecture (AI/data center/workstation/gaming) called UDNA, which might alleviate some of these issues. It's
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
You've introduced a new element here - the credit card. And if you did have the money and whimsy it'd still show up with (regulated, mandatory, industry-standardized) safety documentation.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
You can't just click a few buttons and have industrial machinery - and when you DO get it there's a ton of safety warnings on and around it. And I don't agree with your fundamental premise; self owned computing should be fo
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Thanks, I've got a homelab/server with a few layers of protection right now, but had been wanting to just move to a vpn based approach - this looks really nice and turnkey, though I dislike the requirement of using a 3P IDP. Still
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
And yet sqlite is the most distributed database code on the planet by an order of magnitude.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
I'm not a vegetarian or anything just pointing out how nonsensical the above post was. Your take seems to be that it's a matter of ease or convenience that we eat meat - I think that's more or less true. But it's probabl
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
You can't do a drowned rat study without drowning rats. You can eat all kinds of things without torturing the animals - if you have no alternative please explain clearly why, why eating meat is important enough, and convince - actually
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
I've only used azure a little bit, and mostly liked it - but I'd love to know what kinds of things you're referring to here (mostly on AWS only, so probably I don't even know what I'm missing out on).
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Which atrocities? What wasn't shown on mainstream media? In my experience, most of what mainstream media claimed initially around atrocities was proven to be categorically false - up to and including the president of the USA going on l
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
Awesome stuff thanks, as to kremwork I wasn't aware they'd survived little marias closing - glad to hear some culture is left in the city. Funny to hear of it via HN but hey small world.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
I've not found that to be the case, though I'm only casually interested these days (too old to feel comfortable at most events, worried I'm more there to relive the good old days than a 'genuine' interest etc). With
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
I hadn't intended to take away from that. And I've used these scripts myself for spinning up resources - they're definitely a help.
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
I decided to run proxmox on my homelab rather than having a k8s setup, and I've come to sort of regret it. LXCs are awesome, but being bound to just them or qemu VMs doesn't fit all of my needs. With Kubernetes I could just add su
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by WaxProlix 2y ago
This is American policing, I've been pulled over or even detained for just walking several times. I think it's a combination of power tripping, nothing better to do with large police forces and many vehicles, and a fundamental dis

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