motoboi

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by motoboi 4y ago
Well, pets eat their weight in gold those days. Your pet, your problem. one operator, world's problem.
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by motoboi 4y ago
Create a scalable node pool just for databases. Each node with the right amount of memory (125% of what the a database instance will use) and CPU (db + 1 for kubernetes' infra). Taint the node pool so that only the database can tolerat
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by motoboi 4y ago
Those database are distributed cluster native databases. They have failover, cluster elections, node auto joining mechanisms. Vanilla postgres have none of that.
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by motoboi 4y ago
Your data is in a disk. Threat data like gold, postgres instances like cattle. More like a trick poney, actually, because you'll have to teach it a lot about what to do with the several container lifetime hooks and states. But hey, if
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In the cloud, volumes are just disks. They are attached to the instance were your pod get scheduled. You can in gke choose the disk type (IOPS). If configured like a daemonset, you are garanteed to always match disk to pod instance ordinal
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by motoboi 4y ago
I think we got something right here. Deep analysis tech journalism is back. Great piece.
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What gives a hint is the same answer for multiple tries and prompts. He asked 5 by 5, then lines above the date, then if some string existed. All those times Sidney have the same content. Big, but plausible
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Anki has been around for a decade, almost two. Several comercial competitors came and went over the years. I suppose it tells you something about the learning tools market.
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by motoboi 4y ago
Yeah. But hey! You can only recall what you learned in the first place, right?
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This is the expected behavior. It's a language model trained to predict the next word (part of words actually) after all. What is unexpected is the ability to perform highly in a multitude of tasks it was never trained for, like answer
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I was wrong. It seems they use fall precision. So 350gb. What is amazing, human language (languages?) and knowledge encoded in so little space.
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Something like 1,5Tb memory to run this model in inference mode.
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gpt_index does that. A tree of document chunks (leafs) is built with parent nodes as increasingly summarized versions of the child nodes built with GPT. The tree is then traversed to find the most relevant chunk asking GPT to compare entrie
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by motoboi 4y ago
I believe note systems are great! The only problem, and I see people talking too little about it, is that you need to create your own, for it to be effective. It's like trying to use spaced repetition with cards made by someone else, y
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I swear for god that its faster for me. Muscle memory maybe?
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In macOS, just CMD-<space>,t-e<enter> will give me a terminal. So many keys, you say. Well, it takes me probably 1/10 the time to hit fn-F1. Also, no extra app, Chrome is just CMD-<space>,c-h<enter>.
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by motoboi 4y ago
Did you watch Stutz Method? He proposes that depressed patients work first on their bodies (eat, exercise), relationship (do not retreat from humanity. Don't be alone) and mind (diary, reflection). That would give them back "life
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by motoboi 4y ago
I suppose MIT now needs a supreme court, as they need to decide what is outside the scope of the first amendment.
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Bring this to keycloak forum and I'll help.
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Based on [1], I believe I can guide you through that: Given that your keycloak instance is running (and accessible to the user browser) at https://mykeycloak.net , its version is 17 or higher and you are using the realm named _ma
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by motoboi 4y ago
Not sure if you know that, but YouTube has a transcript feature available for years now. It's somewhat hidden in the interface, but let's you search with ctrl-F (or command-F) in the transcript
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by motoboi 4y ago
I just used your prompt with chatGPT and it gave me a spot on interpretation of a dream I had last year, much better than Nightcap.
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Ask HN: Have you noticed you can prompt ChatGPT in any language?
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Look, you are missing the big picture here. Imagine a remote controlled truck and then, later, a fully autonomous truck. This is what Tesla is aiming for here, they just have to begin somewhere. This Semi is not a truck, is a data collectio
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by motoboi 4y ago
I agree with you. People treating it like a search engine will be up to a rough wakening.
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GPT is not a search engine for the human knowledge. It's a large language model. The difference is that a search engine tries to find your query in a database of entries while a language model will _produce_ text that is coherent with
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by motoboi 4y ago
Not at all. bash readline is probably the productivity enhancer skill a developer (or system admin) can develop. Simple things like copy and paste without hitting a mouse. This will make you _prefer_ the cli as it is not slowing you down an
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Hydra is a plain oidc and south implementation. It doesn't provide a login screen, you need to implement your own flow user interface and use their their api to interface with the auth server. This is great for the flexibility you have
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I'd like to aimlessly comment that I tried very hard and could not remember the last time I clicked in an google AD. I suppose that the last time that happened should be _at least_ 5 years, because that was when started using ad blocke
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I would love to have an ideas and people genealogy where you can select a thinker like Rousseau and have a graph of the main ideas in his works and their predecessors. Think about his amour de soi. Did it existed previously anywhere else? W

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