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   OpenTofu Turns One with OpenTofu 1.9.0(thenewstack.io)

   8 points by cube2222 2y ago|0 comments
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   One of the tricks of using AI effectively is getting a good feel / mental model of it. And that mental model is in fact extremely weird , because you have this thing, which quacks like a human, has an immense (superhuman) amount of kn
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   > are we going to pretend otherwise? aren't we in fact pretending otherwise? Right now I believe that stolen iPhones are effectively bricks (barring state-level actors with unpatched zero-days)?
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   You literally skipped the part of the sentence making it not absurd - "in terms of single-device volume".
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Very much agreed with SteamOS possibly occupying a lot of gaming PC market share in the not-too-distant future (though not sure if Microsoft cares/should care too much about that). However, I expect that this process will still take a
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   The important part for me > A promised beta version of SteamOS will be released publicly before May, Valve said, "which should improve the experience on other devices, and users can download and test this themselves. And of course w
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   IANAL but you can have that without getting yourself a full copyright license to all contributions - as CLAs generally do, and what enables license changes. A popular more lightweight solution is the DCO[0]. [0]: https://develope
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$120k We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable i
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   by cube2222 2y ago

   UUID v7 is what you numbered #2. For the others, it’s best to read up on Wikipedia[0]. I believe they all have their unique use-cases and tradeoffs. E.g. including information about which node of the system generated an ID. [0]: https:&#x2
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I personally use the Zed editor AI assistant integration with Sonnet for anything AI-related, while using a JetBrains IDE for coding / code reading, side-by-side. I haven’t found anything comparably good for JetBrains IDEs yet, but I’m
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I think the problem with long chains of steps on their own (without the bfs stuff) is that your failure probability quickly grows to unreasonable levels. Basically, if each step has a 97% chance of being completed correctly, if your task re
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    > The improvements one group makes in its would-be "fork" are freely available to the main community. IANAL, but there's a caveat here, which is that a lot of these forks are due to companies relicensing to source-availabl
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    I think many people have been in this situation. In practice, and I'm extremely biased here, I'd consider the most risk-averse option to be going with OpenTofu but not using any of its exclusive new features. With this you get dep
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Yeah, esp. the AWS provider is pretty memory-intensive. I believe someone on the team did some investigation into this (running providers remotely) but it's not really a priority (if it is for you, feel free to voice that on the issue
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    OpenTofu is doing really well I'd say, and only picking up steam as it's going. Product roadmap-wise, the team has made some big improvements that have been requested by the community for years, with another big release coming ver
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    TLDR: it can be caused by hint bit updates, as well as page pruning - both can be kicked off by a select query, and will be counted as part of the query’s statistics. However, the article as a whole is both a much wider and deeper dive. I r
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Importantly, it works in a peer-to-peer kind of way. Apple devices act as kind of beacons and nearby iPhones can notify Apple servers of any nearby devices they detect (in a way not decryptable by Apple, only by the owner of the devices). S
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Yeah, agreed. Personally, I'm using Goland for editing, along with Zed for its AI assistant. I just have the same project open in both, and do any AI editing in Zed. I really like the AI UX in Zed with the chat window on the right bein
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Fwiw, copilot is not a particularly powerful LLM. It's at most glorified smarter autocomplete. I personally use LLMs for coding a lot, but Copilot is not really what I'd have in mind saying that. Rather, I'd be using somethin
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    There’s honestly so much interesting stuff here, esp. the llm-related things - large concept models (operating on and predicting concepts, not tokens), dynamic byte latent transformers (byte-level alternative to standard tokenization), spar
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Nice, I'm excited for more development and adoption in this area, as I enjoy gaming on VR! I've recently got a Quest 3 (previously had a Valve Index) and I'm frankly blown away by the progress over the last 5 years, and also
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Fwiw HorizonOS does support hand tracking (at least in the Quest 3 which I have) and you can navigate the UI without controllers. It works quite well. The Quest Pro also supports eye tracking, though not sure how well-integrated that is int
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    With tools like Apple Intelligence and its genmoji (emoji generation) and playground (general diffusion image generation) I expect it to also take on some of the current entertainment and social use-cases of stickers and GIFs. But that’s pr
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    To me, currently, visual generative ai is an evolution and improvement of stock images, and has effectively the same purpose. People pay for stock images.
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    For me even if I know what I want, if I’m using gen AI I’m happy to compromise and get good enough (which again, is so much better than I could do otherwise). If you want higher quality/precision, you’ll likely want to ask a profession
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Agreed. It’s still much better than what I could do myself without it, though. (Talking about visual generative AI in general)
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    Worth noting here that this is the existing ChatGPT subscription, you don’t need a separate one.
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    There’s an ongoing related livestream[0]. [0]: https://youtu.be/2jKVx2vyZOY
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    It’s still memory-safe, so not that big of a gun.
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    by cube2222 2y ago

    You get a web chat interface with those models directly, both in the individual and team version of ultimate.