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by esseph 4mo ago
> on a stock Centos system Either an old experience you had, or a newer experience you had on vastly out of date packages and probably podman itself?
482.
by esseph 4mo ago
> don’t handle this well for our web development on macOS In general this seems to be a common complaint here. If you're developing with cloud runners or on linux infra you won't run into this, but on macOS for local developme
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by esseph 4mo ago
HP is nuts HPE I've had very good luck with for HCI.
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by esseph 4mo ago
Why the hell is this flagged? It's definitely a relevant topic.
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by esseph 4mo ago
Ah, thank you for this. Someone flagged you, so I vouched.
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by esseph 4mo ago
> because I'd rather not give money to Mullvad any more ?????? Why?
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by esseph 4mo ago
It will be very difficult to get those used in production in any US enterprise in the Fortune 500. The topic at hand wasn't rust conversions, it was token cost. Effectively token cost for most in the US is whatever the companies and US
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by esseph 4mo ago
> There's a limit to price hikes due to competition Unless you say you have the best model in the world, and then everybody will fight to use it. > No, they don't, they can also be defaulted on/written off. Bye, bye wor
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by esseph 4mo ago
> Could you explain your mental model of the situation a bit more? I'm talking specifically about US-based AI companies / hardware companies and their circular investments and their customer-facing pricing. > We basically k
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by esseph 4mo ago
... Care to explain your thoughts on this? I'm absolutely fascinated.
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by esseph 4mo ago
No, because those loans still have to be repaid.
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by esseph 4mo ago
Depending on what an "AI datacenter" means, their loads don't fluctuate nearly as much as something like a smelter.
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by esseph 4mo ago
Do you have an Independence Day from another world power?
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by esseph 4mo ago
Not event remotely the same kind of product. This is for creating extremely fined grained permissions, controls, and auditing between users, devices, applications, and infrastructure, bound with IAM. Like you can give Sarah access with her
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by esseph 4mo ago
In an enterprise style deployment you (in theory) would be geographically clustering endpoints, where each entrypoint into the network has a cache of access permissions and resources. I can't tell if this app supports that without digg
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by esseph 4mo ago
Not really. There is nothing immune to breaches and NK has some of the best and most persistent State-backed cybersecurity threats in the world.
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by esseph 4mo ago
A lot of that is still there in various ways.
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by esseph 4mo ago
I use it every day through both my pixel phone and the website itself on desktop.
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by esseph 4mo ago
There will always be more work to do, especially for someone else's company. What's the rush? Friday will still come at the same speed, and it's unlikely you will receive an increase in pay to account for your increase in pro
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by esseph 4mo ago
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2026/05/07/iran-missiles... CIA report claims 70% available. There are massive connected and independent tunnel systems that house, protect, and maintain those sy
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by esseph 4mo ago
Depends on the nature of your startup, and if you have significant infrastructure/architrcture for your workload or not. If you have significant scale you likely have a DevOps / SysAdmin type.
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by esseph 4mo ago
Hundreds of thousands
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by esseph 4mo ago
> Was this pitched as an operation that would take a huge political commitment of troops and drag on for years? That has been the military assessment in leaks, yes.
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by esseph 4mo ago
> Because it's not true. CENTCOM can reopen the strait whenever they want This is not true. There is too much coastline to guard to protect from coastal drone launches. There are too many cheap drones and not enough cheap drone coun
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by esseph 4mo ago
> Like they're reinforcing my point, that if you have 10,000 qualified candidates and capacity to review 500- grepping for Havard becomes an "easy" way to filter. The best engineers I have ever worked with mostly didn&#x27
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by esseph 4mo ago
I quickly lost any interest in that site once I realized its dependence on social verification. That "bar" turns the site into an elitist social club. No thanks.
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by esseph 4mo ago
Not that I can find in the docs anywhere. Compute only.
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by esseph 4mo ago
> That is my objection. When I drive a gas car don't need an app. I drive until my gauge gets "low" and then find the next gas station You may use your phones maps app while driving to show you the nearest gas station, or
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by esseph 4mo ago
I got to this and laughed. I know SO many people that feel the exact opposite way about Wikipedia > but with left-leaning bias, because Wikipedia).
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by esseph 4mo ago
> You do realize that the person you're replying to is not making a value judgement and probably agrees with you. No, in fact I see no indicators at all that it is the case. > If you have two groups of people, one with a low but

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