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by nativeit 1y ago
I’ve been using Caprover for the last 4-5 years, and it’s great for my purposes. It sounds like the OP may be looking for something that can be provisioned for multiple users, which Caprover doesn’t really have facility for. That said, the
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by nativeit 1y ago
This is a pretty unfortunate context for this, but I just wanted to say that I've been using your service for years, and me and my handful of customers are 100% satisfied. It sucks that Apple won't just embrace interop with host m
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by nativeit 1y ago
The machines looked into it, and said it’s legit. They also said you should trust them.
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The Vegas Loop Is Getting Progressively Stupider [video](youtube.com)
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by nativeit 1y ago
If recent history is any indication (hint: it definitely is) then this is going to end badly. Nothing about LLMs are acceptable in this context, and there’s every reason to assume the people being given these tools will ever have the trai
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by nativeit 1y ago
Time for some lawsuits and FOIAs. Who approved this, what kind of procurement process was used, what are the details of the agreement, what stops OpenAI from jacking prices at-will, who pays for their mistakes, what liability issues exist a
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by nativeit 1y ago
I remember the good ol’ days when failing to profit meant your business model sucked and the CEO gets sacked. What a backwards dystopia we’ve created…
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by nativeit 1y ago
Who gets to define “proper training”? I’m just in the “please don’t” camp full stop. It’s a bad idea.
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by nativeit 1y ago
Aren’t the default permissions 644?
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by nativeit 1y ago
You just sped run to the justification for “defunding the police”.
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by nativeit 1y ago
I’m ostensibly a proponent of this, certainly of its aims. That said, I’ve never been comfortable with registries. I think they are quite vulnerable to being misused, and frequently tend to become facades to cover a broader lack of more sig
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by nativeit 1y ago
Still use/love Proxmox daily. Congrats to the team on the latest release!
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by nativeit 1y ago
I wouldn’t expect it to be, as kernel.org don’t list distribution kernels. (Ignore this if it’s irrelevant and I’m missing the point, which is always a distinct possibility) > Many Linux distributions provide their own "longterm mai
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by nativeit 1y ago
> Khan’s critics are more likely to see Figma’s success as coming despite regulatory scrutiny, not because of it. For example, Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives told Business Insider, “Figma is a massive success, but it’s because of th
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by nativeit 1y ago
alt.binaries.goodtimes
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by nativeit 1y ago
Aren’t syntaxes and semantics purposeful? Isn’t knowing the proper syntax and semantic structure part of how we design good software? I don’t understand the desire for “plain language” beyond the notion that ignorant people want to stay ign
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by nativeit 1y ago
I guess we’ll do anything to protect children…except teach them to think critically.
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by nativeit 1y ago
> AI models will continue to improve… [citation needed] My intuitive sense—informed by media coverage, behaviors exhibited by AI companies and their investors, and a very foundational understanding of how it all works—is that AI models h
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by nativeit 1y ago
I’m amazed people can get rid of shorts for a few weeks. For me, I tell it I don’t want to see them and it’s literally back as soon as I refresh the feed. It’s aggressively anti-UX.
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by nativeit 1y ago
This sounds amazing. I personally resorted to FreshRSS and an extension that allows me to spoof feeds from YouTube and socials as if they were RSS. It’s not perfect, but it is a chronological plain-text (apart from hyperlinks) list of conte
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by nativeit 1y ago
Trappist quad ales feature a high alcohol content, which makes them sweet but somehow not cloyingly so. Robust Belgian yeasts generate a surprising amount of effervescence, which keeps things light despite the heavy doses of malted barley,
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by nativeit 1y ago
This seems like a very naive perspective.
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by nativeit 1y ago
This is a good point. I think the structured curricula can be the only way to learn many technical topics, even if you aren’t being formally taught. I also found my time at university to be invaluable for the equipment, facilities, and reso
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by nativeit 1y ago
This is somewhat tangential, but related: if you are savvy enough to setup some self-hosted apps, I have used FreshRSS (along with some related extensions/plugins) to great effect in an effort to remove the direct influence of algorith
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by nativeit 1y ago
The presence of individuals such as yourself is what makes the HN comments such a frequently meaningful place to find insightful discussions. Thanks for the context!!
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by nativeit 1y ago
I graduated high school in 2001. During the summer before my freshman year, I signed up for the soccer team. We trained 6-hours/day, 6-days/week during the summer. I thought it was grueling, but I also understood that was part of
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by nativeit 1y ago
So…do it. Sounds like it’d make a great case study that would get a person tons of attention and praise on HN, a real feather to put in one’s cap. Literally nothing stopping anyone in this thread from opening a PR with this reportedly “very
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by nativeit 1y ago
How many one-off band aids do you think should be applied for rare, never reproduced problems before you slap a “100% safe” label on it and ship it with the confidence of a bloated, cruft-ridden job well done?
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by nativeit 1y ago
So my broader argument is that their current performance isn’t a reliable indicator for the future, as so much of their current position is circumstantial. Any investments that rely on their sustaining this sort of performance are inherentl
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by nativeit 1y ago
For the record, most recent graphics revenues were $14.3B, with $116B in compute/networking. [1] So quite lopsided. That curtails my expectations even further, as this represents a lot of initial infrastructure investments whose long-t

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