latchkey

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by latchkey 2mo ago
on the bright side, this rant doesn't sound ai generated.
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Systemic Risks in the Managed PostgreSQL Industry: Extension Risks Are Real(mehmetince.net)
5 points by latchkey 2mo ago|0 comments
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Even Claude Is in the Dark About Dario Amodei's Wife(wsj.com)
53 points by latchkey 2mo ago|7 comments
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Tether Completes the Largest Inaugural Financial Audit in History(tether.io)
6 points by latchkey 2mo ago|4 comments
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by latchkey 2mo ago
I worked at Pivotal Labs, it was an amazing experience to be in an environment where everyone was onboard with a very well defined methodology. Certainly not for everyone, but everyone who was there had the same mentality. A bit like you&#x
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We improved 15 LLMs at coding in one afternoon. Only the harness changed(stencil.so)
2 points by latchkey 2mo ago|1 comments
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We Need to Talk About Leopold [video](youtube.com)
8 points by latchkey 2mo ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 2mo ago
i was avoiding the harness wars, but a friend recommended it and i just switched to it from codex... and i feel like i just leveled up. what sells it for me is that it uses LSP's to edit the files. so much faster and more accurate edit
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by latchkey 2mo ago
don't get me wrong. it has improved. i use it all day, every day. my favorite ux goof right now is the fastmode switch button right next to the stop button and how much space it all takes up.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
low bar. we've had anchor hrefs for decades now.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
images were just one glaring example... i didn't say anything about ruined, i just think a lot of those 'rough edges' are a bit more rough than they could be. it is a code editor after all. how about integrating the LSP so th
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by latchkey 2mo ago
sorry, i didn't mean a quantity of time, i meant depth of usage.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
> Their ACP integration is good (finally), at least with Codex. you must not use it much. try pasting in an image, quitting zed and restarting (ie: upgrading the app). it shows you the base64 encoded data instead of just showing the imag
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OpenFlexure Microscope – The OpenFlexure Project(openflexure.org)
2 points by latchkey 2mo ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 2mo ago
GPUs were used primarily for ethereum and to a lesser extent, other shitcoins. ETH switched to PoS in Sept 2022 and 18+ million GPUs were turned off almost over night. Nothing else has the liquidity to sustain a large operation any longer.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
You're welcome. I was the one who uploaded the firmware mods. The CU's is genius though, I didn't know about that.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
It was a box of 12 and 6 shared one of 2 PSUs in the box. Each board was effectively an independent "server".
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by latchkey 2mo ago
I ran 20,000 of these boards for an eth mining operation. The interesting thing here is that this was right before AI happened the way it has and we couldn't find anything profitable for these after eth switched to PoS. Company shut do
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by latchkey 2mo ago
here i was thinking this was a link to the latest wd video where he destroys a cybertruck while wearing vision pro's...
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by latchkey 2mo ago
For orange juice, on a "selected" story, i made left arrow open the comments and right arrow open the story. bang bang. currently rocking 666 users... https://oj-hn.com
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by latchkey 2mo ago
weird question, i don't see why not. osx has a fantastic virtualization story. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run...
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by latchkey 2mo ago
just curious why you'd bind to a priv port inside of a container.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
you don't need buildkite or blacksmith anymore. codex trivially built me a self-hosted gh actions runner workflow for ephemeral vm's (just a big bash script that manages the vms with qemu). i even sped up the builds with my own cu
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by latchkey 2mo ago
If you are using a stolen credit card to buy tokens and resell them, then the cost per token is the amount the credit card cost you (and building/running the proxy service), not the value of the tokens themselves.
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by latchkey 2mo ago
we over clocked and under volted... the goal was to lower power and run the clocks as fast as possible.
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by latchkey 3mo ago
she makes a lot of wild claims for clicks and gets to the front page with them... sigh.
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by latchkey 3mo ago
I like Meg a lot a human, but Meg is all doom and gloom. Every single post she makes is about how GPUs fail [0] and now she's onto how financing is a big thing just waiting to crash and "nobody knows what a used GPU cluster is wor
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by latchkey 3mo ago
They do make it clear... # privacy we store your key fingerprint, not the full public key. no IP logging. no tracking. no analytics. chat messages and game scores are stored in postgres, tied only to your fingerprint. don&#x27
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by latchkey 3mo ago
seems weird to not include shell scripts. https://github.com/capitalone/VulnHunter/blob/main/vulnhunt/...
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by latchkey 3mo ago
It was discovered recently, however we were dealing with asrock and AMD directly given the quantity we bought, and they didn’t say anything. Kind of lame imho.

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