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by bfirsh 4y ago
Major contributor to the Docker Python SDK and attempted contributor to a better Docker Go SDK here. The Go SDK is very low level, and a lot of the high level stuff happens inside the client code in a way that is hard to extract. There was
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by bfirsh 4y ago
You need to put in the herokudns.com address that the CNAME is pointing at – e.g. stark-wisteria-rnbgkawldfk6gq7m8308ytts.herokudns.com in our case.
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by bfirsh 4y ago
This got us back online. Thank you so much.
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by bfirsh 4y ago
Looks like just DNS for the CNAME is broken. $ dig @1.1.1.1 stark-wisteria-rnbgkawldfk6gq7m8308ytts.herokudns.com A ... ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ; OPT=15: 00 09 6e 6f 20 53 45 50 20 6
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Issues with upstream DNS provider(status.heroku.com)
165 points by bfirsh 4y ago|149 comments
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Run Stable Diffusion with a Cloud API and Docker Image on Replicate(replicate.com)
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by bfirsh 4y ago
You can run it with Cog: https://github.com/replicate/cog cog predict r8.im/stability-ai/stable-diffusion -i prompt="cow flying in space" Or you can run the Docker image directly. More deta
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by bfirsh 4y ago
We have an API for Stable Diffusion on Replicate: https://replicate.com/stability-ai/stable-diffusion
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Uncanny Spaces: A series of talks about how to make art with ML(events.zoom.us)
1 points by bfirsh 4y ago|0 comments
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Ongo – Generate a painting from text with guided diffusion(replicate.com)
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CogView2 – Generate vivid images for any (Chinese / English) text(replicate.com)
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Laion-AI/erlich – Generate a logo from text with a latent diffusion model(replicate.com)
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by bfirsh 4y ago
You can do this with Cog! Once you've written cog.yaml, you can run arbitrary commands inside the environment which has CUDA installed correctly: $ cog run python train.py
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by bfirsh 4y ago
There is a fair bit of overlap. Cog is optimized for getting a deep learning model inside a Docker image. We found that ML researchers struggled to use Docker, so we made that process easier. It generates a best practice Dockerfile with all
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by bfirsh 4y ago
Hello HN! One of the creators of Cog here. We built this to deploy models to Replicate ( https://replicate.com/ ), but it can also be used to deploy models to your own infra. Andreas, my co-founder, used to work at Spotify. S
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by bfirsh 4y ago
Hello HN! Cog lets you package machine learning models in a standard, production-ready container. We built this to deploy models to Replicate[0], where it has been battle hardened with hundreds of models, but it can also be used to deploy m
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Show HN: Cog – Docker for Machine Learning(github.com)
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by bfirsh 5y ago
I learned the difference between Philips and Pozidrive at school, thank goodness, and this has saved countless stripped screw heads. I am surprised how few people know about it, even professionals. It’s particularly important when using pow
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by bfirsh 5y ago
Here's a web version if you don't want to read a PDF: https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/2201.00223/
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by bfirsh 5y ago
Is there some aggregation of these domain-specific review sites anywhere? Wirecutter has been pretty hit-and-miss for me recently. I have found my best product recommendations through a bunch of random blogs who have some particular experti
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by bfirsh 5y ago
Hah! I have vague memories of this. I think this might have inspired it, yes.
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by bfirsh 5y ago
Would it have needed leader election though? It's a stateless system. It might have been enough to ignore spoofed ARP replies, or to not attack machines of its own kind.
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by bfirsh 5y ago
Oh, yeah. That's a very good point. That's probably why it stopped working. I always thought the network admins pulled the plug assuming they'd been hacked.
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by bfirsh 5y ago
This was 13 years ago so my memory is fuzzy... if I recall correctly, spoofed ARP replies were unicasted to every possible address on the network. It switched from machine to machine slowly, which is fine because they all served the same co
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by bfirsh 5y ago
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hyt24p4j43szpdi/logo.gif?dl=0
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by bfirsh 5y ago
Reminds of me my school leaving prank. I rewrote the whole internet on my school's computers. Google's logo became "Leavers '08", Facebook became "Hatebook" and was red, YouTube only played videos of cats,
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by bfirsh 5y ago
My Show HN for "Fig", with 15 points and a quip about it not working on clusters: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7002634 This got acquired by Docker and became Docker Compose. Swarm was the attempt at making
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by bfirsh 5y ago
One thing I found is our furnace fan and its filter is surprisingly quick and effective at cleaning up wildfire smoke (and cooking smoke...) https://twitter.com/bfirsh/status/1434677458171678721
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by bfirsh 5y ago
If you don't want to read a PDF: https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/2108.05939/
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by bfirsh 6y ago
Why do fruits have such dramatically different seasons? It makes sense to me that some fruits only fruit in summer when there is enough energy, and some that require less energy fruit all year round (e.g. apples). But why does citrus only f

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