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by moondev 2y ago
Now it just needs a kubectl plugin to launch Google sheets webpage with carbonyl for e2e terminal use
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M3 Ultra with 512GB memory and 2 VM limit
3 points by moondev 2y ago|2 comments
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by moondev 2y ago
> support for more than half a terabyte of unified memory — the most ever in a personal computer AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 3995WX released over four years ago and supports 2TB (64c/128t) > Take your workstation's performanc
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by moondev 2y ago
VMware workstation for Linux and Windows supports running a VM with specific partition(s) from your boot disk. This allows you to launch your "other" OS when needed, but still directly boot it on hardware if desired.
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by moondev 2y ago
You can tell a lot of care went into creating the docs. Generic k8s would be nice vs GCP tie in but doesn't seem too tightly coupled.
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by moondev 2y ago
Hopefully someday we will have the technology to 3d print flawless poweredge and purestorage server bezels. Also shout out to HP with the new bezels. Being a server bezel designer seems awesome.
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by moondev 2y ago
Launching Kubernetes pods without a kube-apiserver. The kubelet can run in standalone mode and launch static pods as well, but I don't believe it supports deployment manifests like podman does. Pretty handy.
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by moondev 2y ago
From an infrastructure perspective, If you have access to the hardware, a fun starting point is running NCCL tests across the infrastructure. Start with a single GPU, then 8 GPUs on a host, then 24 GPU multi hosts over IB or RoCE. You will
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by moondev 2y ago
It runs excellently on my nothing phone 2. What phone are you on?
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by moondev 2y ago
Author should consider running it inside Docker for more convenient setup.
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by moondev 2y ago
Does this work for GPUs without a physical display out port? For example an Nvidia A30 or H100
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by moondev 2y ago
kubectl logs deployment my-multinode-deployment
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by moondev 2y ago
https://www.cncf.io/phippy/the-childrens-illustrated-guide-t...
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by moondev 2y ago
Free vs paid subscription
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by moondev 2y ago
Coda by panic had integrated ssh support for remote editing + terminal. Predates vscode by 7ish years. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coda_(web_development_softwa...
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by moondev 2y ago
I'm interested in why the linked implementation is different or enhanced. There is nothing on the readme and I guess I would need to track down a summary of the talk
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by moondev 2y ago
I like using this with tusk, which is a golang cli a bit like make, but it uses yaml for the config. The shebang is #!/usr/bin/env -s go run github.com/rliebz/tusk@latest -f Then use gosh a golang shell f
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by moondev 2y ago
AGX also has UEFI firmware which allows you to install ESXi. Then you can install any generic EFI arm64 iso in a VM with no problems, including windows.
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by moondev 2y ago
Xavier AGX is awesome for running ESXi aarch64 edition, including aarch64 Windows vms
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by moondev 2y ago
RTX A4000 has an actual display output
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by moondev 2y ago
Innodisk EGPV-1101
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by moondev 2y ago
My dream is for the following: - low profile hall effect switch - mx stems - tactile - quiet or almost silent - adjusting the actuation actually adjusts the travel So the last item you could set up an ultra "short throw" switch I
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ChromeOS update replaces mouse cursor with yellow square(old.reddit.com)
2 points by moondev 2y ago|0 comments
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by moondev 2y ago
go run github.com/avitaltamir/cyphernetes/cmd/cyphernetes@v0.14.0 --help
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by moondev 2y ago
The SAN ACE 8080 takes this concept to a new level
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by moondev 2y ago
Windows Vista introduced this and released in 2007
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by moondev 2y ago
Has anyone tried gpu passthrough to a ChromeOS flex vm
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by moondev 2y ago
Before reading the entire page did you consider clicking the header. This will bring you to the main landing page of the product/project which more often than not contains a helpful summary of what it is and why it exists. You can also
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by moondev 2y ago
I can't even get the simplest thing answered, which is "what is the minimum required setup for k8s, if not using a hosted solution? Most mininal is to run a cluster inside a docker container with KIND. 2 cores and 4G of memory sho
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by moondev 2y ago
What makes you think it's a software bottleneck instead of the 4GB RAM

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