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by andix 2y ago
I'm wondering if this process can be GPU optimized. It's possible to rent really beefy GPU cloud instances for a few bucks per hour. <1 hour seems to be in reach.
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by andix 2y ago
Any tips on how to easily fetch the key length of DKIM-Keys from DNS? Just by looking at the DNS entries I can't easily determine the key length ;)
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by andix 2y ago
Technically speaking you can’t be late to your own wedding. If you’re not there, it isn’t your wedding. ;)
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by andix 2y ago
This vastly depends on culture and context. We consider it impolite, if you show up for an invitation at someone’s home before the time you were invited for. Many would say it is even impolite to show up less then 5 minutes late, and consid
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by andix 2y ago
Are those real ROM-based-systems, that could execute code directly from ROM, without loading it to RAM first? The only ROM-based-systems I worked with are the Atmel AVR microcontrollers. They don't need to load code into RAM for execut
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by andix 2y ago
I think it's either 8, 32 or 64 bit. Maybe 16 bit. The size of memory space is not necessarily aligned with the bit width of the CPU. There are a lot of 32 bit systems that can use much more than 4 GB of RAM. And there are no 64 bit sy
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by andix 2y ago
This looks a bit cumbersome to write to me. I really like the JS preview/rendering plugins for fenced code blocks in Markdown. For example Mermaid, which is supported by many Markdown renderers or IDEs. [1] It would be fun to have some
698.
by andix 2y ago
I can't confirm that. I have a few Logitech devices and they are still fine after years of heavy use (mx ergo, and master series).
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by andix 2y ago
I know this list, and I always came back to ingress-nginx after trying out an alternative. ingress-nginx works best for me, it just doesn't have HTTP/3 and it doesn't seem to be a priority for the project. I guess most people
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by andix 2y ago
The most useful thing for AI on an operating system level is in my opinion aggregation and summarization of data from different apps. And somehow connecting the different apps in a smart way. Like the iOS Shortcuts app, but with dynamically
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by andix 2y ago
I guess the point is: even fantastic AI products are often not useful to the majority of people.
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by andix 2y ago
I'm really missing HTTP/3 in ingress-nginx for Kubernetes. I guess most people use a CDN/Load Balancer in front of it. I didn't find a good general purpose alternative for ingress-nginx yet. ( https://github.co
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by andix 2y ago
30 years ago a lot of software was developed on 25 by 80 character displays and without multitasking. It also worked.
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by andix 2y ago
For me it's like: Oh, that solution is really smart. A few minutes later: Something doesn't work. 15 minutes of bug fixing only to find out the AI solution is nearly impossible to fix. Delete it and code it from scratch.
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by andix 2y ago
I don't agree. Copilot/etc is kind of worthless for me, it creates so many issues that I've never bothered to work with it. AI is awesome for solving issues, asking it questions about code, asking for possible solutions. But
706.
by andix 2y ago
That might be true, I've only completed it once a few years ago. But if you don't want to the more complicated parts, then you want to skip the last one for sure.
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by andix 2y ago
It also doesn't make any sense for most of the people to compete with the geniuses on the public leader board. It's like signing up for the Olympics as an amateur athlete.
708.
by andix 2y ago
No stars are required at all. You can also skip some days if you don't want to do them. Or only to the first stars. However you like. First/silver stars will also increase your score in the leader boards.
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by andix 2y ago
Remote human intervention to some degree is not unexpected at all. The question is only how often it’s going to be needed.
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by andix 2y ago
Yes, they are really great at abstracting the SIMD operations, but the abstraction has only very few common methods. I'm not sure how much real world benefits those abstractions have. Once you need more complex operations, you need to
711.
by andix 2y ago
Im sure there is some US law, that considers this an act of terror against the national power grid ;)
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by andix 2y ago
Did you sign up as a private individual or was it a company account? I think they are extremely strict with private accounts, especially outside of EU. Most individuals only get a few resources for a few bucks per month, which probably isn&
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by andix 2y ago
Is it an option for you to just move the servers to one of Hetzner's Europe location? I guess a lot of high bandwidth applications don't require low latency.
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by andix 2y ago
If you need long term price security, than you need to get a long term contract. The big cloud providers will give you that if you pay them enough in advance, but probably for at least 50 times the price per TB.
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by andix 2y ago
Copper Sushi doesn't load for me, but I'm wondering how it is going to beat the awesome electricitymaps. They have all the data and quite a good viewer.
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by andix 2y ago
If you use 20 TB each month the price will be 25.39€ instead of 5.39€. I can't think of any business that would seriously struggle with this 20€ monthly price increase. Price increases are not a nice thing, but this one is not catastro
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by andix 2y ago
A lot of things can break (hardware, networking, ...). Spanning the workload over multiple clusters in different regions is already satisfying the "backup cluster" recommendation. Many workloads don't need to be multi-region
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by andix 2y ago
I'm not sure if an attacker could get some additional sensitive information from me with access to the microphone or the camera, if they already have full access to my PC (files, screen captures, keylogger). Most things they would be i
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by andix 2y ago
Isn't one of the strategies also to run one or two backup clusters for any production cluster? Which can take over the workloads if the primary cluster fails for some reason? In a cloud environment the backup cluster can be scaled up q
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by andix 2y ago
Thanks, this is really important context, I expected a link to an example video as the first comment. And yes, it's really bad. No idea how someone could think this could replace a human.

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