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   by e12e 3y ago

   Wrap it in homebrew and have ruby call out to sudo. Problem solved /s
2. 752.▲
   by e12e 3y ago

   > Function calling/tool choice is done at the application level and currently there's no standard format, Is this true for open ai - or just everything else?
3. 753.▲
   by e12e 3y ago

   I mean it's susceptible to fire an ac/cooling failure - other than that? Redundant power, redundant connectivity are both feasible?
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   by e12e 3y ago

   Just noting that sometimes one can do both: seperate postgres DBs/clusters for different use-case, seperate instances of a web server for TLS termination, caching, routing/rewriting, Ed:static asset serving. Benefit is orderly arc
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   by e12e 3y ago

   > Although there’s no dedicated gem for Ollama yet https://rubygems.org/gems/ollama-ai https://github.com/gbaptista/ollama-ai > A Ruby gem for interacting with Ollama's API that allows
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   by e12e 3y ago

   Thanks for the mention of f-droid basic - looks like what I need to have sane updates - without switching to neo store: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.fdroid.basic/ https://gitlab.com/fdr
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   by e12e 3y ago

   Is that? https://github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Store https://f-droid.org/packages/com.machiav3lli.fdroid/
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   by e12e 3y ago

   Well, ultimately it comes down to "current"(stored) state vs "desired" state, as mentioned in part 6: https://blog.boltops.com/2020/10/06/terraform-hcl-nested-loo... Quote: Consideration:
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   by e12e 3y ago

   HCL has its quirks - bit I'm not entirely sure they are without merit in this case - HCL describes resources - and it's important that when your iteration count goes down, resources are deleted. Some discussion in sections 6, 7 an
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    by e12e 3y ago

    Don't forget that there have been native Linux builds of Microsoft SQL server for a long time - along with (Linux) docker images.
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    by e12e 3y ago

    > As long as it doesn't have access to outside of the container, who cares? https://snyk.io/blog/cve-2024-21626-runc-process-cwd-contain...
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    by e12e 3y ago

    Curious if you have experience with terraform/open tofu/hcl for k8s?
13. 763.▲
    by e12e 3y ago

    > We are always adding new supported packages & apps How do I make a package and host/submit it?
14. 764.▲
    by e12e 3y ago

    But this doesn't do anything for packagers - making it easy to write new packages? So far I think the best part of helm is installing/using packages - it's the terrible yaml-template soup that is the problem?
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    by e12e 3y ago

    No worries. I wasn't aware of "g." or the jumplist (space-j) - or that macros had progressed that much - so thank you too!
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    by e12e 3y ago

    I don't think that's true today. Big difference running TeX on a 7Mhz 68000 and a 8 core multi GHz cpu. See also: https://hyphenation.org/ https://github.com/mnater/Hyphenopoly
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    by e12e 3y ago

    Helix claims that "g." should: "Go to last modification in current file"?
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    by e12e 3y ago

    text-wrap: balance; is all well and good - but does browsers finally do a decent job of hyphenation with hyphens: auto;? Last i checked TeX/LaTeX did a lot better. I don't so much mind showing a ­ in a title/headline
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    by e12e 3y ago

    Hm, i wasn't much of a user of visual mode in vim. Seems something like gv is coming to helix: https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/1596 What does g; do? Helix has (experimental?) macro record&#x
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    by e12e 3y ago

    > 42 million gigabytes per second Per day?
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    by e12e 3y ago

    > YouTube Premium costs more than Amazon Prime & Netflix. In Norway: Yt premium 119nok/m Amazon prime 14.99 usd ~ 156nok/m (listed as "plus tax, which would be another 25% vat - but I don't think that's right
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    by e12e 3y ago

    I would recommend the helix editor[1]. You won't get the deep magic of emacs, or the benefit of learning vi key bindings (sadly there's not yet a helix mode for gnu readline) - but you get a great modal editing experience, good de
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    by e12e 3y ago

    Don't discount preventing carpal tunnel!
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    by e12e 3y ago

    Iirc DSL used to fit on mini/business card CDs. No real motivation to get much smaller - unless fitting on a floppy. Then for a while there were small usb drives that were interesting, and with better options for persistent user data t
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    by e12e 3y ago

    > extremely small outfit Maybe by us standards (1.4m active) - but the legion is almost 10k active personell - close to 10% of the French forces. Still, Ukraine claim their foreign legion stand at 30k.
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    by e12e 3y ago

    The French Foreign Legion seems to do ok?
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    by e12e 3y ago

    I don't enjoy documenting the graph in two places, first in models, then in factories. But yes, the pattern is essentially the same, just our example methods and Faker - without Factory Bot.
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    by e12e 3y ago

    > The issue is being reported by owners of numerous Pixel models, including the Google Pixel 5, 6, 6a, 7, 7a, 8, and 8 Pro, suggesting that it isn't confined to a particular hardware architecture. > The root cause is unknown but
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    by e12e 3y ago

    You might want to try and maintain a synthetic dataset for testing and staging that has the same "shape" as your production data - to avoid exposing sensitive data. We're currently trying to have each rails model implement a
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    by e12e 3y ago

    Sounds like a fun variant, allowing that as a move... (Remicent of shogi).