lillecarl

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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Corruption, Zoning, Investment housing
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
It's a pretty special language, lazy evaluation and very basic types. However after spending the time to learn it to an intermediate level I think it's pretty great. Flakes are not great however, they're what happens when you
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
He's talking about tunnelbroker from HE being treated as malicious traffic by Cloudflare
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
I reported it to Github, supplied links to the edits and to this HN thread. The canned response was: "Our review of the account(s) and/or content named in your report has concluded. We have determined that one or more violations o
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
https://github.com/zigbook/zigbook/pull/45#issuecomment-3592... Would this be grounds to report zigbook to GitHub maybe? This is wild
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
There's also the option of embracing it. https://github.com/Lillecarl/lix/commit/9ac72bbd0c7802ca83a9... I'm not ashamed to use AI if it improves my output, people draw the line of "acceptable
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Be like clippy, entirely useless and annoying?
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
You'd map to asyncio.create_task then asyncio.gather the result to fill your CPU core.
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Where does CAM? Fit into your view? In high school CAD/CAM we used various CAD programs for designing (sculpting?) things and then imported them into CAM to generate g code programs, set tool constraints and such
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Where I've worked and we've been in the cloud I've always promoted just running in one AZ, I run my own things in one Hetzner DC (hel1). I've done hybrid cloud as well and in that case we only have one AZ for the on-prem
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Kustomize can render Helm charts. It's "very basic" as in Kustomize will call the Helm binary to render the template, ingest it and apply patches. I wrote a tool called "easykubenix" that works in a similar way, ren
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Both Jsonnet and CUE are implemented in Go which happens to be the language Helm is written in. While I agree that it reduces "general embedability" it's ripe fruit for Helm to integrate either or both of these as alternative
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by lillecarl 1y ago
"the rare European company that is better than its American rival" this is a shitpost
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Absolutely everything in the modern economy stops him from forming a competing company, this naive stupid market is the solution idea needs to stop being regurgitated, it's toxic to society.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
The fancy Mellanox NVIDIA Connect-X cards have kTLS support which offloads encryption to the NIC, Netflix has blogged about how they use it to send 100 Gbps encrypted traffic of a single box (Their OpenConnect infrastructure is really cool)
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Aaaaah it's not ready to go on HN yet! But thanks for posting :)
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by lillecarl 1y ago
It's not impossible that they have directional antennas pointed at different towers nearby-ish, if you do directional antennas the triangulation thing kinda fails. Just speculation though, it's more likely they just paid the right
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by lillecarl 1y ago
No, the denser the area the more radio towers there are making precision better.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Maybe edit and clarify your misinformation that Europeans hate the police? We don't.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Every ClusterAPI infrastructure provider is similarly easy? Or what makes Hetzner Kubernetes extra easy?
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by lillecarl 1y ago
People always say they're bound to maximize profits, which is an interpretation of "doing what's best for your shareholders".
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Isn't this just repackaged RAG pretty much?
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by lillecarl 1y ago
I'm hopeful for the second hand market, imagine when these have paid for themselves and you can do local inference of crazy capable models!?
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by lillecarl 1y ago
500 meters is very close, if it ACTUALLY affects you negatively I'd say your concerns are valid, but at 2km it's only going to be the skyline, which isn't your property unless you're in NYC.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
I can, if someone assaults me I'm either running away or swinging back. We gave them access to our markets, they didn't give us access to theirs. What this is is just "playing even". This is not the same as surveillance,
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by lillecarl 1y ago
That answer is American propaganda, Teslas (especially earlier ones) are famous for their crappy build quality. Tesla would be nothing without the Elon hypetrain. Chinese Teslas had higher standards early on, panels aligned and such.
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by lillecarl 1y ago
You can also burn it for energy, this is what Sweden (and probably our neighbors) do. Yet we're at 0.7x global average CO2 per capita. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_carbon_di... Do more with t
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by lillecarl 1y ago
"written on rust" is one pro, the other is the native scrolling thing, I appreciate workspaces with a bit of leeway. If you're already on hyprland it'll be an easy switch
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Use K3s in cluster mode, start doing. Cluster mode uses etcd instead of kine, kine is not good. Configure the init flags to disable all controllers and other doodads, deploy them yourself with Helm. Helm sucks to work with but someone has a
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by lillecarl 1y ago
Drive-by contributions of all kinds suck for the most part, don't contribute if you're not going to do it properly. At some point there's got to be more than one person able to review PRs (if the project scope mandates it). L

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