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Not by AI(notbyai.fyi)
2 points by movedx 2y ago|2 comments
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by movedx 2y ago
I've noticed this was posted in 2023. Thought I'd post it again and see how people feel about this today as LLMs and AI in general just get better and better.
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by movedx 2y ago
Here's something I struggle with: where do I install the C libraries too and then how do you include them? I always want to try these really cool libs, but then I remember that although I know C well enough to try them, I've not s
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by movedx 2y ago
Like the article's writer, I remember the Netscape days and when JS came into existence. I was only a kid back then, like 9 years old, and was _just_ getting into coding in C and playing around with HTML/CSS. The results I produce
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by movedx 2y ago
When I was doing Econometrics at Uni, the lecturer wouldn't let us use the functions in the software that did the mathematics for us. He made us learn using Spreadsheets and doing the calculations manually, _then_ he let us use the aut
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by movedx 2y ago
> As the matter of fact we had another product that was running on Kubernetes, they are now migrating off from it, turned out that the old school approach with bare EC2 instances, Ansible, Terraform and Packer is much more reliable, scal
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by movedx 2y ago
> ... without thinking about it much God forbid if you had to think and know about your infrastructure and how it worked, and whether it was as minimal and simple as possible whilst delivering results. Best to just use abstractions upon
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by movedx 2y ago
It's not the second biggest search engine in the world :(
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by movedx 2y ago
You literally skipped the part where I said I'd be happy to be limited to a set number of videos per channel.
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by movedx 2y ago
Precisely. I used to rent dedicated servers in the early 2000s that gave me such options.
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by movedx 2y ago
I know, and neither of them are the second biggest search engine in the world and have _all_ the traffic and viewers.
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by movedx 2y ago
> In this scenario you’d also have to pay for bandwidth since that’s the variable cost here. For Google? You think Google get a monthly bill for their bandwidth?
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by movedx 2y ago
Then how are Vimeo doing it? They're fixed price.
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by movedx 2y ago
Exactly. Kubernetes and micro services? Sure, for about 0.5% of the industry. Everyone else needs two servers and a load balancer.
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by movedx 2y ago
I couldn't agree more.
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by movedx 2y ago
As a content creator with seven years experience, hundreds of videos and thousands of hours of content: just charge me a fee to host my videos. I'd pay $100/month, possibly more, to run a YouTube channel without. Why is running ad
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by movedx 2y ago
>> This style of form is aggravating to fill out, > In what sense? You just answered your own question. I want to see what I'm getting my self in for so that companies/entities can't trick me into filling out a quest
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by movedx 2y ago
I got really excited about this and then realised it's only for Kubernetes: the one platform I've never believed you should deploy a database to (relational or otherwise.) I guess there are some use cases for such a deployment, bu
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by movedx 2y ago
OIDC integration, RBAC, data persistence/replication across nodes, observability, mTLS. And yes, you're right, all these things are complex in any situation, except when you simply use a load balancer and two servers. There are co
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by movedx 2y ago
No idea why you're being downvoted. Makes sense to me.
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by movedx 2y ago
> If you want a fun fact: the communication between kubectl and the kube-api-server is actually in JSON, not YAML. YAML is a super set of JSON. All JSON is valid YAML. No one uses YAML over the wire as you cannot guarantee the conversion
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by movedx 2y ago
Not all of us do. If you can get to an average of 300k+ view per video then you can hire an editor and maybe someone else on a contract basis to assist. Must of don't have a team though.
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by movedx 2y ago
Couldn't you use the raw module to get Python into place and then use the rest of Ansible's feature set after that?
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by movedx 2y ago
> since Pyinfra doesn't need Python on the host node I can kick off tasks in bulk to do server things. And you can do this with Ansible, too. Check out the raw module/command.
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by movedx 2y ago
But you can just write a small module in Python, have it do the looping logic for you, install it at the root of your project's configuration-as-code repository, and then use the module in the YAML, removing the need to do complex, ugl
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by movedx 2y ago
Better everything: Matrix.
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by movedx 2y ago
Matrix is the best option, for sure.
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Time to move to Matrix.
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by movedx 3y ago
CSAM was pushed on big tech by most governments.
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by movedx 3y ago
This is very clever of Apple because it solves a lot of problems in one go. Namely, it lowers their costs as they're not running infrastructure to power the AI/ML options available to iPhone users; it distributes the compute of th

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