madmax108

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Nomad can do everything that K8s can(mrkaran.dev)
36 points by madmax108 3y ago|19 comments
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Llama 2: Open Foundation and Fine-Tuned Chat Models(ai.meta.com)
3 points by madmax108 3y ago|0 comments
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by madmax108 3y ago
It's always amusing to see DNS "hackery"[1] like this, and always makes me go back to DNS Toys ( https://www.dns.toys/ ), which generated a huge discussion on HN a year ago [2] --- [1] well, it's not reall
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The two questions I ask every interviewer (2017)(blog.wesleyac.com)
3 points by madmax108 3y ago|0 comments
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by madmax108 3y ago
Honestly, I think I'd rather travel as much as possible, and gain first-hand experiences of places, things, and people who live and experience life differently than me, than write long winded articles in the New Yorker where I have to
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Sequoia India and Southeast Asia Is Now Peak XV Partners(peakxv.com)
1 points by madmax108 3y ago|0 comments
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SRE in the Real World(docs.google.com)
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by madmax108 3y ago
I know this "blog" is probably hokum, but in my experience, the power of having a good network is incredible. I've been in tech for a decade, and only had a peoper whiteboard interview for my very first role, and have been ab
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by madmax108 3y ago
I know you are probably joking, but: https://lmql.ai/
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The Making of the $Turbo Meme Coin with ChatGPT: The Joke That Became a Reality(hackernoon.com)
2 points by madmax108 3y ago|0 comments
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by madmax108 3y ago
For sports like F1 where there's a lot of $$$ that goes into running the sport itself, it's still understandable, but I always find it funny when you have cricket players (which is huge in India where I'm from) walk out with
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FOMO? YAMO. (2022)(nadh.in)
2 points by madmax108 3y ago|0 comments
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by madmax108 3y ago
The solution is quite evident is it not? Regulatory bodies to set response latency and limits with over-life degradation as an additional parameter. Only reason "they’re just being asked to turn lead into gold and often get silver.&quo
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Git Purr: Git Commands Explained with Cats(girliemac.com)
2 points by madmax108 3y ago|0 comments
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by madmax108 3y ago
It's a two-edged sword no? Accepting $$$ at skyhigh valuation is great, but in 4-6 months time, the same "investors" will come in asking for you to justify the valuation you've raised at, asking questions like "Wher
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by madmax108 3y ago
Gotta say, while I respect the hell out of repl.it and the product they've built, I simply cannot fathom how they justify a $1.1B valuation for what is at it's core an online coding platform/IDE In a parallel world, repl.it i
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Repl.it raises $97.4M at $1.16B Valuation(twitter.com)
17 points by madmax108 3y ago|10 comments
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by madmax108 3y ago
Grafana OnCall is an OSS alternative (with a cloud offering) that works great out of the box if you are using Grafana/Grafana Alerting for monitoring your systems and want to have a pager-like system with phone/SMS/telegram i
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BabyAGI: AI-powered task management system(babyagi.org)
3 points by madmax108 3y ago|0 comments
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by madmax108 3y ago
https://catbox.moe/ ... It's a filehost popular among 4chan users. Basically OP asking folks to "show me the code"
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by madmax108 3y ago
For user-facing documentation, I noticed Docusaurus ( https://docusaurus.io/ ) coming up in conversations more and more, so finally bit the bullet and moved our customer-facing documentation to use docusaurus as well (origina
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by madmax108 4y ago
A similar project in the circuit-sim space which is also part of GSoC every year: https://circuitverse.org/
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by madmax108 4y ago
What alternatives exist today? Honestly, I think langchain just fills a void for having a more streamlined "api" for LLM-driven app workflows which is why it's hyped. Plus the fact that they have bindings for both JS and Pyth
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by madmax108 4y ago
Haha, came here looking for the Anathem comment! Fraa Orolo can finally rest in peace* ;-) * (Well ofcourse no spoilers)
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by madmax108 4y ago
Congrats Bob! If anyone's interested in the history of the early internet, I recently read the book "Where Wizards Stay Up Late" by Katie Hafner and it is a very interesting read about how we went from ARPA to WWW, including
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Bernie Sanders' Statement on Silicon Valley Bank(twitter.com)
17 points by madmax108 4y ago|0 comments
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by madmax108 4y ago
It's honestly scary for some of these old-school Google products that have become vast stores of knowledge. Besides Google Groups, I worry a lot about the future of Blogger/Blogspot. I personally have a blog that I have maintained
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by madmax108 4y ago
This couldn't be more different than the trip I made to CR back in 2019. Picked up a car from the airport (Hertz or Enterprise IIRC), drove around the whole time and MOST of the roads were well paved for driving, even without a 4x4. St
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by madmax108 4y ago
As someone who picked up Duolingo on a whim at the start of the first covid lockdown as something to do with all the free time I suddenly had (and to escape from the doomsday messaging on TV news), I think this comment has more value than t
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by madmax108 4y ago
Pinecone is a vector database: https://www.pinecone.io/

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