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dizhn
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4mo ago
CRAN is not a conventional package repo. Its audience is not really people who care about programming or software. It is a means to an end for them and slop is perfectly fine. The language itself is also very simple and has defaults that p
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4mo ago
Besides $1 means you need to give them your credit card from day one. That's probably the only reason they have that minimum limit to begin with.
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4mo ago
You only have to have them be your domain's name servers. Domains can stay at another registrar. This is pretty risk-free. They didn't even used to be a registrar until recently and they don't support registering all tlds so
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4mo ago
What do you think about the thresholds themselves? How often are they updated usually with new research?
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4mo ago
First time I am hearing of paying for DNS resolution but I am just a civilian.
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4mo ago
It sounds like they made it free for customers for up to 500 domains. It also sounds like they were charging for DNS resolution before? Or is it DNS hosting? >So, we’ve eliminated DNS query fees entirely. > Bunny DNS no longer charges
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4mo ago
This is unlikely on a server but is the Virtualization settings enabled in the BIOS? Worth a look if you have a 10 to 100 fold performance difference. (Though not even sure if proxmox would run with vt turned off).
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Doubt it because you clearly have a problem there. Same kind of disk?
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Up until the final release that's exactly how they recommended using docker so, yes.
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That's true but there are peculiarities. People usually don't do it on Windows VMs for instance. I myself do not use it at all but prox also does KSM (Kernel Samepage Merging) which activates when RAM usage is at a particular co
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4mo ago
Anything in particular? Paca? I used forgejo for a while and it was OK.
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Opensuse OBS. Tiny bit better because the build environment doesn't allow a network and binaries are not allowed as far as I know. Fedora has a similar thing COPR. Both of these support building packages for other distros as well as ap
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4mo ago
I meant the credits are included in the application you download from there. Install, log in (via google) and You'll get glm 5.2 + turbo. Mine actually either got replenished or they are not checking by login because they are full aft
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Startup time probably. They can start firecracker from a snapshot state.
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4mo ago
FYI.. This is coming with 3mil GLM 5.2 tokens right now. (Needs login. Google SSO fine) https://zcode.z.ai/en
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Yuck! I'd heard of these but I am always like "it IS open source". But so is Mozilla. I actually did test a build of Ladybird. The sites I looked at (without login or anything) basically all work fine but they are VERY slow.
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The extensions are in addition to their own included ad and other nuisance blocking features. I've been testing migrating from Firefox to Brave Origin (the paid fork with no crypto features that has a free linux build) and it works pre
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Paseo with opencode backing.
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Mr Erdoğan launched and initiative yesterday to become the leader in the AI space. As absurd of a claim as his 2023 (hard) landing on the moon.
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I believe opencode go but only using deepseek flash would last you longer. (Equivalent to $65 in tokens but it's a monthly payment so you have to be using it up or deepseek direct will be cheaper) First month is $5, later $10. Cancel a
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I am on a mobile browser and the desktopy look of the gtk and qt ones are pretty bad.
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Katana is the name of a line of amps from Boss. A bit too close as a field to have the same name.
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What a beautiful little thing Alpine is.
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Pangolin would have been a better direct fit than Authentik. It does come with an embedded idP nowadays but can also use Authentik. Another tool to keep an eye on is Netbird which is like a tailscale like mesh but has proxy support for wha
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All models do it. It's their training. They didn't have "a person does this in a week but an LLM could in a minute" in their training yet. They also don't have the concept of elapsed time unless you ask them how lon
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I was just assuming this will be a subscription service like Kagi.
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Static builds cannot have cgo too if I am not mistaken.
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Total "Damn if I do, damn if I don't" situation . I put a similar disclaimer on my AI stuff too. It would be much easier if they didn't mention it. But if they're like me, they want to give people the means for an i
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Do you know if it has any kind of orchestration/queue support or if there's another project that does it embedding Judge0?
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5mo ago
Then they should become salt producers too. Win win (win).
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