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by computershit 3y ago
If I was looking for a virtual synth deck and came to you asking for a recommendation and you said Helm but actually meant the Kubernetes Helm not the synth Helm, you would have a very solid point. But you would also be an idiot.
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by computershit 3y ago
Yeah no sorry, anyone who reads BNW outside the lens of the cold war endgame knows that Huxley's angle was never any -ism but human consumption in general, and harmful extremes of that consumption informing literally every other aspect
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by computershit 3y ago
Great nostalgic implementation, took my money for sure. One suggestion I'd make to make it more like the real thing is make a number press of 1-2-3-4-5 hold/unhold their respective card on desktop.
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by computershit 3y ago
They have been monetized for awhile now while their open source offering has been supported.
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FastStream: Effortless event stream integration for your services(faststream.airt.ai)
2 points by computershit 3y ago|0 comments
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by computershit 3y ago
Or https://it-tools.tech
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by computershit 3y ago
Can I use minio?
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by computershit 3y ago
Ansible might not be perfect, but, like you, having done this for two decades, I seen some shit with all of Ansible's competitors (the same hate you have for Ansible I have for Chef). The stlib in Ansible is what will keep me using it
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by computershit 3y ago
Yup. Totally down, happened right as I opened a PR.
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by computershit 3y ago
> Almost any Midsummer's Night Dream Couldn't agree more. It's easily my fav Shakespeare because it is so much fun.
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by computershit 3y ago
> Grafana works, but it doesn't support logs and traces out of the box Grafana doesn't support anything out of the box by that logic. Before you get any viz in Grafana you have to add a data source cmon.
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by computershit 3y ago
> I'm tired of ecosystems. > Bring back the 90s. Bring back personal websites. Bring back people sharing their own content on their own terms. Not sure if you remember the 90s like I do. The percentage of people sharing their own
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by computershit 3y ago
It's below the fold on rosenpass.eu but: > Rosenpass is a key-exchange protocol using techniques that are secure against attacks from quantum computers. It achieves the same security guarantees as WireGuard, using two strong post-q
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by computershit 3y ago
If you think this is even close to gpt3.5turbo quality, try passing code output from OpenAssistant straight to 3.5turbo and see what happens.
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by computershit 3y ago
I don't know anyone who's used Midjourney more than a day and stuck around in one of the newbies channels; pretty much everyone slides into the bot's DMs. The social angle is not what's fueling Midjourney's success.
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by computershit 4y ago
> The year is 2026 > that gpt6 has just asked midjourney 8 at the current rate gpt16 and midjourney --v 20 are more likely
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by computershit 4y ago
BRO. Your transcription is SO fast. I've hacked at a similar project passing to the Whisper API and honestly I was already blown away with its speed and accuracy (as was anyone I showed it to), but your implementation is so much faster
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by computershit 4y ago
> Finally: If you are not willing to have a nuclear reactor right beside your house, but are willing to have one beside someone else's house, you are a coward and are not really in favour of nuclear power. Did anyone even make this
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by computershit 4y ago
What makes yaml not generatable?
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by computershit 4y ago
I mean, Tiktok as psyops really isn’t a stretch at all when you consider the control the CCP has over any Chinese established entity.
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by computershit 4y ago
I love this idea, I'll definitely try it out when provisioning for scenario machines is up again. Nice work.
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by computershit 4y ago
I dig it. Nice work.
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by computershit 4y ago
I created a Jesus Christ, who apparently returned three weeks ago and has been giving sermons and preparing for the final battle with evil in a former courthouse at the corner of 22nd Street and Lexington Avenue in the heart of NYC.
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by computershit 4y ago
The reasons were related more to accessibility and the data team's ability to fold the orchestration framework into their workflow and not be constrained by it. A lot of that was on me not having the time to make it easy to adopt, but
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by computershit 4y ago
Dagster is extremely nice to work with. I did a bakeoff of Prefect vs Dagster internally at my current employer, and while we ended up going with Prefect for reasons, I am still so impressed with the way Dagster approaches certain pain poin
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by computershit 5y ago
It's basically akin to Canada deciding to invade the US because of the existence of the Proud Boys.
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by computershit 5y ago
There was no vote in the sub, that was on r/wallstreetbets earlier this year. That's actually how this should have been handled, but instead it was all mod-driven.
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by computershit 5y ago
A-freaking-men. I listen to old music because it bangs and it’s real. I feel like this article posits a perceived problem and then makes no attempt to read between the lines to understand why no one is listening to a garbage product.
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by computershit 5y ago
The Star Tribune actually just released a breakdown of carjackings in Minneapolis by neighborhood (Edina won't show up here since its a suburb, this is just to illustrate that it is not just a handful of incidents in the city). Keep in
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by computershit 5y ago
Oh man, Librewolf was the one I meant to link.

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