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karolist
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karolist
3y ago
The monitor remains connected to the machine, the machine is unaware monitor is no longer using it as input source, but I assume this part, maybe there's some CEC notification firing.
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3y ago
digital nomad sorta implies remote, non-office work, I fail to understand how KVM is helping simulate work as you imply? It just makes switching computers easier, nothing more. You can switch manually or you can just use separate work and p
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3y ago
Before settling back to one computer, I've done the cable replug thing manually, then used the urgreen USB switch as in the README then settled to using a monitor with built-in KVM switch, and it was the best. The problem is when you w
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karolist
3y ago
It's easier but only at the beginning, when the needs are simple and you dream of unpredictable QPS spikes that cloud will magically handle for you, summed up pretty well in https://world.hey.com/dhh/we-have-left-t
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3y ago
My conclusion after reading this is never give it your all unless it's your own company. Burnout after working for someone else in tech should not happen at all. The post overall has negative undertones so it feels like the burnout was
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karolist
3y ago
Not exactly what you've asked but Mac Studio exists, with 192GB at that.
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3y ago
Impressive credentials, pleased to have had this short discourse with you, even though I disagree I am proud this evening, have a nice day
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3y ago
Amazon is super evil, I appreciate you find value in their services, this can be true and the company can still be evil though. It leeches off opensource, it actively fights against employee rights, it copies most successful products in the
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3y ago
Money? We can only vote with our wallets and that's what we should do. Should we support all shitty companies and, dare I say, regimes employing people just because of "but think of the salaried employees" line? You know hist
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3y ago
short term thinking
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3y ago
Do not use amazon, do not buy books from amazon, do not use AWS, do not get their certs, do not work in places that use AWS, do not watch prime, do not use their opensource tech.
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3y ago
"leave instead of trying to change things" - yeah how about no? I applaud everyone brave enough to stand up for their rights like this.
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3y ago
out of curiosity, why no sort-of-established pkg and internal dirs? What do you think of https://github.com/photoprism/photoprism structure?
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3y ago
I actually use lmstudio with settings preset for deepseek that comes with it, except for mlock set to keep it entirely in memory, works really good
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3y ago
Not Switzerland, still Europe, still can't fire on the spot during layoffs like in the US. I know it's an exception though.
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3y ago
Same here, I run deepseek coder 33b on my 64GB M1 Max at about 7-8t/s and it blows all other models I've tried for coding. It feels like magic and cheating at the same time, getting these lenghty and in-depth answers with activity
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3y ago
So it's a space time trade-off then? Store enough searched and weighted positions into the model and infer them. In this way, inference is replacing Stockfish search, just less accurately, but much faster and with memory required for t
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3y ago
No other software I hated more than IE6 in my life. I've started webdev in 2003 and was doing PSD to HTML/CSS conversions in the evenings and nights after my webdev dayjob. Opera and Firefox was a pleasure and easy to convert for,
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3y ago
Why not remote builds? https://bazel.build/remote/rbe
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3y ago
It's not the first time I saw an article posted and then an expert in the field comment on it rather quickly, I thought I may be missing something how other people use this site, had no negative intentions asking this and thanks for th
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3y ago
How come you found this post and commented on it so quickly, do you have some sort of search scanning frontpage for terms of interest or was it by chance? Curious
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3y ago
does the pulsating dot contain randomised white noise or it's solid and it is my vision?
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3y ago
This. It's the npm install 100 packages and do everything with JS vs Rails arguments all over again.
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3y ago
k8s is simply a set of bullet proof ideas to run production grade services forcing "hope is not a strategy" as much as possible, it standardises things like rollouts, rolling restarts, canary deployments, failover etc. You can rep
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3y ago
it's free but you don't get consultants visiting you and taking your team for drinks so there's that
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3y ago
Works fine, beautiful and simple UI, I have it on my Dell R230 homelab server, running inside a container under Proxmox VM
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3y ago
just wanted to say leexi.ai is incredibly responsive, good job.
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3y ago
Reminds me of chifir, which is still popular in Russian and easter-euro prisons "Ultimately, making chifir involves brewing a great deal of black tea and for a long time. It may be left to brew overnight and drunk either hot or cold.&q
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3y ago
Average life expentancy is influenced by far more factors than just diet, especially in lawless times with minimal creature conforts.
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3y ago
It's a form with some text field inputs which get interpolated into a predefined constant string. In the current age of tech I assume it's not a joke, but I understand why you ask.
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