chadgpt3

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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
How much would you be willing to pay for managed Postgres?
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
The link goes halfway down the page so many people won't have scrolled up to the top.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
They do, as long as possible and for free. Some comments said if they can't source replacement parts they may force you to change server. I wonder if they'll still grandfather your discount in that case.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
First two sentences. Only new plans are affected. Hold onto your servers as long as you can.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
You continue to pay the old price as long as you don't change your plan!
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Every company complies with national security letters with gag orders, which it's strongly implied this was.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Or even if it is a bubble and we all develop brand loyalty to the competitors who scaled.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
That's the situation for Micron. Not for Hetzner, since nobody is using them to run large scale AI.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Maybe I should start a port-forwarding business.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
This feels like an AI written paraphrase of something I already heard on YouTube - probably Ed Zitron? That is to say, it's definitely AI written and probably plagiarism. And what the heck are those images meant to convey? (oh righ
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Yes, it divides the bytes read by the element size to get the return value. Which is the obvious reason you'd pass an element size of 1: you want to know how many bytes were read.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Stating the truth is unhelpful for finding it? It is because of racism. People were told about the invasion coming over the border, and that Trump would stop it, and they voted for Trump.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Paste someone else's code. Say it's your code. Tell the model to fix it. The diff between the input and output code is your list of vulnerabilities.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
It's a legal requirement in Germany exactly so the police can track who bought a spam server or a pirate server etc
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
They do.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Liquidation of massive data centers
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Where can I see the source code for those models?
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
AWS, GCP are still more expensive because they are just that greedy.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
"Do one thing, and do it well." Do you want hetzner identity management? Why? Xkcd standards situation? They host servers, that is what they do, I buy groceries from Walmart and I don't complain Walmart doesn't support
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Summary: everything is 3 to 5 times more expensive. Existing plans grandfathered in. Existing servers will come back into circulation at their previous prices as they get canceled. Don't buy.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
yeah, but hetzner isn't in this position, micron is
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
it can't be bad - if it's bad you must be using it wrong
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
DLSS 5 Deep Learning Super-Sampling
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
AI is a nothingburger, it's just the latest capital flight. Undeployed capital needs to go somewhere and this time it's AI, last time cryptocurrency, before that metaverse. One might reasonably ask why these bubbles keep getting b
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
because it's for new customers.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Now you are still saving 3x. You underestimate how expensive AWS is. If you already moved you're still saving 10x because the increases are for new orders.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
It seems to be 2-tier pricing. You can pay 4x for guaranteed delivery... they may have excess capacity at some point (-LTD SKUs) and then you can pay 1.1x while stocks last.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
"Death of me" Number of living cells when I'm 99: 100000000000000 Number of living cells when I'm a 2 day embryo: 50 This decline in my living cells is just a blip
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
They sell it to us.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Got some info about this?

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