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leetrout
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9mo ago
I am hoping nuclear batteries make a comeback by the desire for all this compute and its voracious appetite for energy.
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This is interesting to me because I was put on prescription 50000IU D2 and it gave me heart palpitations.
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9mo ago
This is why lounges are in such high demand. You get treated normal within their confines.
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I respond well to magnesium oxide and magnesium citrate in capsules but the chelated magnesium gives me heart palpitations or makes them more frequent if I am already having them. I hadn't noticed shortness of breath since the palpitat
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9mo ago
Quick feedback if you're still monitoring the thread: I did /imagine cheeseburger and /imagine a fire extinguisher and both were correctly generated but the agent has no context. when I ask what they are holding in both cases
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9mo ago
> Docker created a standard so successful that it became infrastructure, and infrastructure is hard to monetize Open infrastructure is hard to monetize. Old school robotics players have a playbook for this. You may or may not agree DBs
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9mo ago
I don't comment very often on political posts and this is borderline off topic but if Trump had handled the pandemic by following the science we were putting to work and championed doing the best we could for saving lives he would have
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9mo ago
One of the ring style page turners?
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They are using charm bracelet lip gloss and some others. https://github.com/charmbracelet/lipgloss
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Tangential topic: Who provides exfil proof of concepts as a service? I've a need to explore poison pills in CLAUDE.md and similar when Claude is running in remote 3rd party environments like CI.
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Indeed, I think it is and I was given coke for my tummy as a kid so I was making the connection between coke's medicinal properties to on-the-market nausea meds.
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There is a difference here, though. Compilers and the languages they enable aren't out-and-out ripping off previous creations. Lots of folks are mad about how the power of these tools comes from training things they put out in the open
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I was surprised to see nausea meds for kids that's phosphoric acid and sugar... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucose/fructose/phosphoric_ac...
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What's he doing? Tech is an exhausting treadmill for me at this point. Hard to find somewhere I can work where my high empathy is a positive power and not a stressor.
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9mo ago
They were posting a job for $250k last year.
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9mo ago
As CEO of htmx I agree with everything you said. The synergies we are developing within the web development ecosystem continue to make us a leader in the space.
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9mo ago
Just because you can doesn't mean you should. But congrats on launching!
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10mo ago
For those like me that are missing context: https://qz.com/boom-supersonic-jet-startup-ai-data-center-po...
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10mo ago
You should almost never stop testing in prod. https://www.honeycomb.io/blog/testing-in-production
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10mo ago
Related check out chain of draft if you haven't. Similar performance with 7% of tokens as chain of thought. https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.18600
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10mo ago
Replying to myself since OP shared elsewhere they are using Tier. $950.00/month for 100TB @ 1Gbps 20A @ 208V 61 Usable IPv4 or free BGP And half rack is $650 / mo for 30TB @ 1Gbps (so basically the full month at 1/10th full
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10mo ago
Turn on power saver and try again :-/
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10mo ago
It is also terrible to scroll on iOS with power saver turned on.
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Sure, some places charge to upgrade. Some places are metered. 100Mbps is 33TB / mo. 1Gbps is 330 TB / mo. I'm curious what they have and how they prevent saturation from a client or they just pass on networks managed by the D
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I looked around for reasonable datacenter colo in the triad and triangle and didn't get anything promising. Where are you physically hosting your infra? Curious if you are having to buy bandwidth as well. Some of the Midwest data cente
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10mo ago
Have you tried Echo instead of Gin? I find it to be much more friendly and approachable with its docs compared to Gin.
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> Two have sadly taken their own lives despite seemingly good FAANG careers Sorry to hear that. Unfortunately I think we have way over indexed on "success" being tied to money and seeking these careers at companies that drive p
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Curious if anyone in the thread has / is using windmill? They don't seem to have jumped for AI hype (yet?)... https://www.windmill.dev/
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Have you used AWS bedrock? I assume these get pretty affordable with prompt caching...
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10mo ago
By hand :( But I like your project. Do you use Tanka?
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