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by latchkey 1y ago
https://archive.ph/RQIzF
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Why Vietnam Ignored Its Own Laws to Fast-Track a Trump Family Golf Complex(nytimes.com)
10 points by latchkey 1y ago|3 comments
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by latchkey 1y ago
Or this https://github.com/casey/just
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by latchkey 1y ago
The guy is worth $100m and torturing someone for their holdings... seems like there is a lot more to this story than what is being reported.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Previous discussions: You’re a little company, now act like one https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1395164 (June 1, 2010 — 153 points, 14 comments) You're a little company, now act like one https://new
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by latchkey 1y ago
Small companies are hungry.
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by latchkey 1y ago
[2023] Curious if this has changed at all since then.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Clarified "starting out on that project". I've been doing this for 30 years and I'm also a CEO. I've had multiple successful projects, like starting Java@Apache and open sourcing Tomcat. I made a lot of mistakes alo
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by latchkey 1y ago
Sorry you're not getting my point. It isn't a complaint. I'm responding to a rather flippant "feel free to help" with some advice from someone who's been doing this a long time. I've got a project that has
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by latchkey 1y ago
As an open source developer for 3 decades now, I used to have this flippant attitude. Trust me when I say, it doesn't work. Build the framework for tests and then require anyone who wants to help build the product to write tests with t
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by latchkey 1y ago
We are building something like this for AMD MI300x GPU CI workloads. Except that every time someone shuts down a VM, we start a fresh one; hot spares cuts down your start up time. We take on the small fortune expense and multi tenancy does
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by latchkey 1y ago
Seems amazing given that most HPC is locked up in super computers.
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by latchkey 1y ago
This is rather technical, but SCALE is a solution to enable Nvidia CUDA code run on AMD GPUs, without modification of the original codebase. The results in this early experiment show that even though performance hasn't been a focus yet
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Ron Buckton laid off from Microsoft(twitter.com)
36 points by latchkey 1y ago|3 comments
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by latchkey 1y ago
hipify attempts to do that, but it potentially requires you to maintain two source trees, which isn't optimal. In this case, you'd want to run a CI/CD to convert your CUDA code at build time and compile that. But I think ther
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by latchkey 1y ago
Oh, interesting! Thanks for the additional context. This is one area where it is clear that Nvidia is a leader by not only providing the underlying kernels, but also the overall product framework integrations. One would have to port that en
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by latchkey 1y ago
Great feedback and thanks for the follow on twitter. Agreed, their software stack needs work, but thankfully that's why they are sponsoring developer events like you attended. The progress is happening fast and this is something that w
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by latchkey 1y ago
After ETH PoS, GPUs are no longer used for wide scale crypto mining.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Great, let me know if you want a 1x AMD MI300x VM to build/test on. Free. https://x.com/HotAisle/status/1921983426972025023
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by latchkey 1y ago
zcal.co is great and integrates with stripe (although I haven't used that feature)
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by latchkey 1y ago
If it is a self contained monolith, that's perfect for this. You have a long running process, which scans a database for new work and then posts to localhost.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Oh, I wish they would install tiny horn buttons on all the vehicles in Vietnam! In that country, the horn is a method of communication, much to the ire of literally everyone trying to exist.
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by latchkey 1y ago
I'm getting IG videos in my feed for a company that sells after market fixes because older Teslas have such poorly designed electronics, that they fail in common ways. The memory goes bad because they write useless logs to a chip, and
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Full days I was a swallow flying over the sea [video](youtube.com)
1 points by latchkey 1y ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 1y ago
Cloudtasker is a wrapper around the actual GCP Cloud Tasks service, that's not what I'm talking about here. What I'm talking about is the implementation detail of Solid Queue itself.
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by latchkey 1y ago
The end user doesn't need to implement the queue or the worker. They just need to implement the http api for receiving POST messages. The queue "server" is effectively just a http client that reads messages from the database
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by latchkey 1y ago
To clarify: I'm talking about implementing the core functionality of GCP Cloud Tasks, not using that specific product.
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by latchkey 1y ago
If this was part of reducing operational overhead, why not implement something functionally like GCP Cloud Tasks [0]? Since this is part of Rails, all you would need to do is implement regular http endpoints, no need for workers/listen
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by latchkey 1y ago
Discussions on similar submissions: Teardown of the SpaceX Starlink User Terminal https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25277171 (December 2, 2020 — 158 points, 138 comments)
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X402 An open protocol for internet-native payments(x402.org)
2 points by latchkey 1y ago|0 comments

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