baobun

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by baobun 2y ago
> What are alternatives to containers that provide similar capabilities? VMs on one hand, tools like Guix and Nix on the other. > More philosophically, are containers a necessary component needed to run software at scale (such as repl
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by baobun 2y ago
I guess just like Scottish law is adapted to Scottish environment, similar adjustments can be made were applicable. No one suggested porting Scottish code verbatim to Alaska. Also, it's not like long hikes with camping along the way ar
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by baobun 2y ago
You can get very close to the Xmonad experience with Qtile. It's the most flexible tiling WM in terms of tiling modes, I believe. Python config and runs under either X11 or Wayland. https://docs.qtile.org/en/latest
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by baobun 2y ago
Happened to Linus Tech Tips last year. https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/23/23653115/linus-tech-tips-...
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by baobun 2y ago
RSUs aren't technically equity. Did Altman ever address the tangential conversation about RSU cancellation?
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by baobun 2y ago
Why?
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by baobun 2y ago
> In particular, the malicious proposer constructed their own block that broke the sandwich bots’ sandwiches up and effectively stole their money. Deep cognitive disonnance or do these people really think they have enshrined privilege al
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by baobun 2y ago
> In particular, the malicious proposer constructed their own block that broke the sandwich bots’ sandwiches up and effectively stole their money. Deep cognitive disonnance or do these people really think they have enshrined privilege no
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by baobun 2y ago
Could you point to where Flashbots representatives said similar things in the past?
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by baobun 2y ago
Was looking for a specific computer part not that long ago and only place I found indicating stock was seller on Amazon. Never shopped there before but finally bit the bullet and made an account. Deposited $300 gift card. Amazon blocked my
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by baobun 2y ago
Business is business. I wouldn't call Zuck a hypocrite for not exposing himself on TikTok. (There may be other reasons to do so but that's not here nor there) You are also committing the classic mistake of anthropomorphizing Larry
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by baobun 2y ago
Lerna, if that's major enough for you.
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by baobun 2y ago
I wouldn't expect Oracle to have a license complication with itself...
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by baobun 2y ago
Check out Rhasspy. You won't get anything practically useful running LLMs on the 4B but you also don't strictly need LLM-based models. In the Rhasspy community, a common pattern is to do (cheap and lightweight) wake-word detection
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by baobun 2y ago
Should be doable using FwMark and routing policy / nft rule? So you'd put a fwmark on the interface , allowing you to route the VPN traffic separate from the traffic that should go over it. Then you have some mechanism to trigger
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by baobun 2y ago
This is perfectly applicable for 5 figures.
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by baobun 2y ago
90s cyperpunk existential anime produced with an eye for western markets could also describe Serial Experiments Lain and I am surprised to see no mention of this absolute classic. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_
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by baobun 2y ago
The "Quora ruined Quora" narrative was also recently featured, in Feb: https://slate.com/technology/2024/02/quora-what-happened-ai-... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39241448
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by baobun 2y ago
I can assure you crap like this would be just as prevalent, nontransparent and unenforced regardless of VAT and pricing rules. It wouldn't actually pass already. Besides, I'm sure there are stories of foreign tourists being ripped
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by baobun 2y ago
Maybe not surprisingly, I've had a couple of tech-literate friends where they thought they were the only ones with a recovery key but it turned out (luckily, here) that MS had a copy after all.
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by baobun 2y ago
For anyone else (considering) switching file manager: Check if it depends on the gvfs package or not. You either want it (virtual filesystem support, stuff working "out of the box", background daemon, DE integrations) or you don&#
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by baobun 2y ago
It can be useful to crush old habits. Also very useful if you do a lot of context switching or are an occasional user, to make sure your brain and fingers are in "vim mode" (at least one other line in the file makes this rather ob
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by baobun 2y ago
Huh? It's typically stated on receipts, by law.
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by baobun 2y ago
Just to add on, haproxy does service discovery too. https://www.haproxy.com/blog/consul-service-discovery-for-ha...
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by baobun 3y ago
To each their own but I find Fedora upgrade cycle is just a bit too tight for my preference. Properly planned you can get away with yearly but it still feels like I'm due for a dist upgrade every few months. I'm curious to try out
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by baobun 3y ago
> "There was another girl in there that was something she shouldn’t have been doing and instead of getting involved and doing what they asked, the director kicked me out. So technically that’s failure to complete your terms of the c
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by baobun 3y ago
There are families of distributed filesystems. Most famous would be Ceph and GlusterFS and there are a many newer ones - maybe one of them would fit your use-case?
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by baobun 3y ago
Sounds very "Oceania was at war with Eurasia; therefore Oceania had always been at war with Eurasia" (excerpt: https://www.abhafoundation.org/assets/books/html/1984/24.htm... )
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by baobun 3y ago
Please don't bring group-identity politics here.
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by baobun 3y ago
Wow, that was a ride. Really pushing the Overton window. "Regulating access to compute rather than data" - they're really spelling out their defection in the war on access to general computation.

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