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by _joel 1y ago
The Jespsen tests pass quickly too!
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by _joel 1y ago
Then you have to maintain a pipline and registry just to fix something that should be fixed upstream?
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by _joel 1y ago
What about the gerrymandering?
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by _joel 1y ago
> government surveillance policies are more popular then some folks in HN circles would suspect. "Ignorance is bliss"
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by _joel 1y ago
It's unified on the Air too though?
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by _joel 1y ago
Sure, Mac's are also arm based, my question was about general performance, not architecture
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by _joel 1y ago
How would this fare alongside the new Ryzen chips, ooi? From memory is seems to be getting the same amount of tok/s but would the Ryzen box be more useful for other computing, not just AI?
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by _joel 1y ago
Yep, this still blows my mind, has a radius of 330 million light years, of, er, nothing (well 60 galaxies compared to what should be several thousand). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bo%C3%B6tes_Void
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by _joel 1y ago
Is that from the sci-fi novel "Dyson Fear" :)
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by _joel 1y ago
sure, but I mean "road warrior" client. Typical, average company VPN users. Ironocally getting a technology like wireguard in k8s is easier than replacing an established vendor/product that serves normal users.
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by _joel 1y ago
I must be a bad person as my dog loves his balls being thrown in a wanger
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by _joel 1y ago
I use and advocate for wireguard but I don't see it's adoption in bigger orgs, at least the ones I've worked in. Appreciate this situation will change over time, but it'll be a long tail.
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by _joel 1y ago
No worries :)
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by _joel 1y ago
Please see the comment further down the thread.
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by _joel 1y ago
Thanks for the reply, unfortunately I've not heard of the podcast before, the only thing I see is the AI art and AI chat embedded on the page too. Just looked and sounded off. Appreciate that's not your intention, but it's ho
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by _joel 1y ago
No, listen to the audio on the site originally attached. It's definitely AI.
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by _joel 1y ago
The sample that's on the site, it's definitely AI generated.
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by _joel 1y ago
Just not enough to actually record a podcast, but generate a script and send it to an API to generate a (very recognisable) AI voiced podcast. It's literally called "Talk Python" with no humans talking.
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by _joel 1y ago
AI voice on podcast too, no thanks.
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by _joel 1y ago
They make handheld gameboys nowadays :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irHI_2WdQXc
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by _joel 1y ago
Yep, me too. I've taken the reference memory mcp that anthropic release and bolted on pgsql, but with a bunch of other features that are specific to the app I'm building. Like user segmentation/isolation with RLS (app is mult
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by _joel 1y ago
They do, new feature, not available in claude code but via API headers. https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/agents-and-tools/tool-use/me...
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by _joel 1y ago
Don't take my word, here's Matt Ahrens, a, ZFS developer. It's not required but a good idea. "There's nothing special about ZFS that requires/encourages the use of ECC RAM more so than any other filesystem. If
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Enshittification with Cory Doctorow [YouTube] [video](youtube.com)
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by _joel 1y ago
https://jrs-s.net/2015/02/03/will-zfs-and-non-ecc-ram-kill-y...
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by _joel 1y ago
They also looked at using Origami with the Kirigami to see if they could pack the parachute in novel ways (according to the Nature video)
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by _joel 1y ago
So AWS Beanstalk? :)
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by _joel 1y ago
Totally, backup disasters are a regular occurence (maybe not to the degree of negligence) but the Estonia DR is wild.
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by _joel 1y ago
Probably about 1996(?) remember getting this on a floppy disk, full RTOS GUI with a networking stack, wondering how they could do that with such a small footprint. For reference I recall having to write stacks of disk set floppies for Slack
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by _joel 1y ago
I wonder if that's sustainable though, as either the tools get better or companies realise it's not a magic bullet? Time will tell.

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