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by ecnahc515 3y ago
I think their view point is that AGI "can solve any problem" so the problem they're solving for is "all of them", to which AGI is "the answer".
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by ecnahc515 3y ago
Devil's advocate: 10 year old accounts are probably just as likely as any to get hacked into and used for crypto mining, and honestly I bet a majority of their customers don't even use GPU instances.
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by ecnahc515 3y ago
Well, they're selling the ~ 2022 BMW 5 Series or the 20223 BMW 5 series. The year is part of it. That's not the case for CPUs.
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by ecnahc515 3y ago
Let's hope we don't get to Horizon Zero Dawn too soon.
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by ecnahc515 3y ago
I assume the discount code you give in the "pirate" copy is unique, so do you have any stats on how many people are buying with the "pirate discount"?
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by ecnahc515 3y ago
Well, they could also just mean their service is a multi-process program (as opposed to threads, which...are also processes), but it's not super clear.
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by ecnahc515 3y ago
How does it handle k8s API versions that were not yet released when the model was released?
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
Everyone else commenting is missing the point, because as you've said, Prometheus can discover targets via k8s endpoints/pods dynamically already, and you can run a sidecar to reload the config file. The main point of Prometheus o
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
I'm pretty sure this is how Nvidia's game ready drivers work. They come with a bunch of pre-made profiles for popular video games, so the optimal settings are configured based on what applications are being executed, which is also
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
This doesn't make much sense. You're probably running your software on Linux servers, so having native containers in MacOS doesn't really do much (Also...there is sandboxing in MacOS/Darwin already). And bringing Linux t
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
To add to this, the hypervisor can do more to integrate with the guest so that this issue is mitigated somewhat. For example, with KVM and a Linux guest there's a lot of optimizations to share memory pages between the two. For referen
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
This just a classical false dichotomy. Because we spend resources on one thing doesn't mean we can't spend resources on another, and it doesn't mean resources for one thing are being taken away from another. It's not a z
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
It's probably related to how we read and write. Top down, left to right. Rows are the entries, columns are attributes. Your list will potentially grow forever, whereas the attributes are typically fixed. Your width is typically fixed,
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
That's my thought as well. They could also potentially retroactively generate the source tarballs using the old method for every possible repository/tag on Github, store it, and serve that, and then only generate it on-demand for
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
I imagine GitHub would be equally upset if every project every started uploading their source tarballs themselves, as presumably the point of their source tarball feature was not needing to store the source tarball for every repository ever
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
Downloading a source tarball is significantly cheaper on both sides than git. A source tarball is 100% served from CDNs, whereas I don't believe the same isn't quite true for git (even over https).
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
Okay, so your point was more about the specific directions being given, than the presence of a person in the road. Overall I agree.
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
In basically every example you gave, you still have to stop until people move though. The result is the same, despite everything else. The only one that's a bit iffy is if you're being carjacked, is a bit of an exception. Legitima
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
This is awesome. Have you seen http://tea.xyz ? Made by the creator of brew. I think it has a lot of interesting ideas, especially since it also has some of the same features as asdf/venv/rbenv/etc: managing multip
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
The main advantage is the content addressable part. Existing overlay filesystems only handle the overlay aspect, and then tools like docker/containerd attempt to reuse layers efficiently, but it's not perfect. The same files from
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
The reflog does exist on the server too, but it's not really accessible without access to the git repo on the server, so not much use in eg, GitHub. That being said, GitHub also exposes some of these details, for example: in PRs when y
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
I think it is your place, because it's your time being taken by people asking questions. It's an often a thankless job people do because they want to help. If you think you might be doing more harm than good by "just answerin
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
Sometimes all you need is an atomic counter though (or lock). Like, for the commonly used Prometheus metrics format, you usually just have global, atomic counters, because it's arguably the most efficient/easiest way to do it. Hig
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
Have you done the training missions? I found those really helped.
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
Using rebase and reflog really taught me a lot about git, because it "rewrites" history and exposes you to some nuance. Like: basically nothing in git is ever gone if it was at one point committed to the repository, that includes
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
A kernel module could exfiltrate data just as easily though.
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
That's not true, you can configure journald to be in-memory only in which case there's no binary log, no file. If your using systems, you can't really git rid of journald, but you can get rid of the binary logs.
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
And you don't need journald to read the log files either, you can use `journalctl --file /path/to/file.journal` to read them directly via `journalctl`.
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
Go can use escape analysis to determine if a heap allocation is actually required in some cases.
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by ecnahc515 4y ago
And he wasn't treated very well by his family as a result either. So you're kinda choosing between your family and leaving. Not saying you should always pick family, but for a young 20 something year old girl, that can be quite th

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