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541.
by _joel 2y ago
"It looks like you're trying to fine tune an LLM, do you want help with that?"
542.
by _joel 2y ago
You too!
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by _joel 2y ago
I've paid for and been a happy user of https://www.beonex.com/owl/ when I've needed to in the past.
544.
by _joel 2y ago
I'm referring to this https://garden.glennstovall.com/notes/build%20your%20own%20d...
545.
by _joel 2y ago
Yes, quite trivially...
546.
by _joel 2y ago
> A WEB interface (via bloutooth and cgi-scripts) using a webserver. and serve cool warez
547.
by _joel 2y ago
How have I lived for this long on the interwebs an never realised this was a thing?
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by _joel 2y ago
I have similar experience to yours. I would prefer them not to be on it but it has network effect, as their friends are all on it too.
549.
by _joel 2y ago
Reminds me of a 90's gameshow back here in the UK, Nightmare. One player would be blindfolded whilst the other team member tried to guide them around a grid avoiding being captured.. "Left, no, my left, no I mean your left, no!!!&
550.
by _joel 2y ago
k9s is easily my favourite k8s util
551.
by _joel 2y ago
This will lead to strawberry appeals forever.
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by _joel 2y ago
https://github.com/oracle/graalpython?tab=readme-ov-file#why...
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by _joel 2y ago
https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/3093/how-does-the-... :)
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by _joel 2y ago
Interesting, could set the "bad" response codes to be in a minor keys and and "good" as major and feed that into a generative player. Listen to the stream and if it starts sounding moody and broody, check monitoring.
555.
by _joel 2y ago
Yes, the system beep, although that just makes the terminal flash on my setup :)
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by _joel 2y ago
There's a bunch more companies, Sierra Space with Dreamchaser, a space plane that will dock with ISS or whatever replaces it. But there's Gravity, Rocket Lab, Astra, Relativity, Stoke etc. It's never been such a vibrant secto
557.
by _joel 2y ago
Still an EVA, so counts. Spacewalk is what the media protrays it as.
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by _joel 2y ago
They were cool, until you loaded them into a 4 cd autoloader and they got stuck. Not that I ever did that... :)
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by _joel 2y ago
Paywalled and archive.is not coming up with the goods.
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by _joel 2y ago
That's why I said waterfally
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by _joel 2y ago
Don't tell Rick Sanchez
562.
by _joel 2y ago
Jeff's dad works there :)
563.
by _joel 2y ago
I've worked with offshore companies that are similarly as bad, but then again there have been some that have been excellent. In your case, I don't know how they lasted 6 months if they're not committing to git etc, if that&#
564.
by _joel 2y ago
Or https://zitadel.com/
565.
by _joel 2y ago
My fave https://grid.iamkate.com/
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by _joel 2y ago
Considering the price of olive oil now, I can see why it's attractive for criminals.
567.
by _joel 2y ago
derp, I need my eye checking!
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by _joel 2y ago
edit, I can't read.. Gitlab's currently on fire, don't worry about it. https://status.gitlab.com/ Also, really, nowadays everything should be MFA or SSO backed with MFA.
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by _joel 2y ago
ipmitool has dug me out of many sticky situations in the past, although it needs to be handled as proper oob, in terms of network isolation.
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by _joel 2y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by prod server in this context, we deploy to k8s. We use testcontainers[1] that run locally on the laptop via IntelliJ. There's a bunch of integration tests that take a good while to boot via docker-desk

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