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by alexeldeib 3y ago
> Signal validity out of band, not in band with the data. Could you expand on this?
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Yeah, I recently went down this path. It’s all doable but frankly I’m not a nation state target and getting locked out after a kernel update or similar would be far more annoying. Instead I’m leaning toward separate boot and root disks, wit
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
That’s not really the point though - it’s more like saying the NYC metro area isn’t only Manhattan. Brooklyn would be the 3rd largest city in America by population. I agree it’s kind of irrelevant and the original point was correct: DC is a
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Are you still using LUKS for these? How are you invoking decryption with the pass phrase protected key?
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I’m modestly familiar with nix. I’ve written flakes and some other derivations. I’ve dabbled with overlays and such but I’m not super familiar. I liked flakes enough I created a template repo for packaging dev envs. Until this post/you
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
That’s why I was curious about utilization since you mentioned low memory usage. I believe time slicing can work on those smaller cards these days. Did you explore any other optimizations like batching or concurrency for same model? Model h
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
If you aren’t fully utilizing gpu memory, can you use time slicing? Or MIG for A100? Orthogonal solution but could help.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I guess comments provide a simple paradigm for many languages
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Err. I might be misunderstanding. Don’t you agree with my counter argument to GP? You’re saying animals are extra steps and I’m saying both plant alone or mixed use could be sustainable?
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I don’t support exhaustive mono cropping, but without reading a book, is plants vs animals really the issue? You seem to have frame it as “land destroying plant only farming” vs “animal and land friendly mixed use” which seems like a false
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I'm not agreeing or disagreeing, just answering the question as I saw it :)
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I think it’s alluding to “they” being non binary/woke to refer to a single person
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
tbh, on re-read I agree it's awkward, but to take some of the bait: >> an entirely ideological win > What does that mean? ideological win makes sense. what's an entirely ideological win? one without non-ideological impact
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
GANs are established engineering. Infinite funds and frictionless spheres aside, you don't need to break ground, but copy/paste/glue existing code with some comprehension. LLMs are newer than GANs afaik, it just so happens GA
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
What makes you think it’s an LLM? It made fine sense to me, it’s just an odd style
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
This sounds far more like a roommate situation than a semi-nuclear family. Still applies, albeit less so. Not like looks are real evidence, but it points them the right direction.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
> Tech, Capital, and Web3 may be in a slump at the moment but industrial, environmental and infrastructure can't find enough people I don't think that was their suggestion, it was a pragmatic appeal to hiring chances in case a
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
It varies by school. https://www.npr.org/2023/06/27/1184461214/examining-the-impa... > Berkeley and UCLA, the most selective public universities in the state, saw a declines in Black and Hispanic enro
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Oh, I see what you’re saying. I agree. Although even with driving, an unlicensed driver would still be liable. I suppose it depends what you consider agreement to social rules and how you define liability. I can certainly be held liable for
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Why only the light on the original machine? Why bother showing the light at all?
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Perhaps not, but negligence and malpractice are different. Average joe can be negligent and legally liable (driving for example). No idea what the legal precedent for negligent software engineering would be…
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I think you and parent/GP all agree? A thing can be anti competitive, and a strategic failure.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
now, that is interesting. Alphabet only big co missing in that list? e: nvm. Apple not there either.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2023/07/18/microsoft-and-me... I think this is effectively an Apple + Amazon + Google ban? (MS employee, just noticing interesting intersection of announcements and licen
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
that’s my take too. At least for ignite, I think Lucas had to take time off for college. Not sure about footloose. I guess another reason I suggested a refresh ;) Firecracker and firectl themselves are maintained of course, but lower level
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I love the vagrant UX, I’d be thrilled to see a refresh for 2023. Box management is odd. Weaveworks ignite/footloose are also good but don’t quite scratch my itch. I think vagrant UX with ignite style kernel/rootfs as oci image is
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
Surprisingly, not that bad ;) just a cheap hetzner box.
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
These blogs are wonderful. I'd read them before figuring out firecracker snapshot/restore, but wanted to say it here. > i/o speed we use io_uring custom io_uring based driver for the VM block devices? or what do you mean h
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
yep, same
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by alexeldeib 3y ago
I’m in US east coast with a dev box in Helsinki. My dev box can still hit github.com, but I can’t at home.

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