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by nunez 1y ago
The paper does a good job explaining why this is mathematically not possible unless the question-answer bank is a fixed set.
902.
by nunez 1y ago
From the abstract of the paper [^0]: > Like students facing hard exam questions, large language models sometimes guess when uncertain, producing plausible yet incorrect statements instead of admitting uncertainty This is a de facto false
903.
by nunez 1y ago
kubernetes is where vsphere was circa 2010 or so. wide adoption with loads of room for growth and refining. the vmware implosion + kubevirt gaining maturity is what will hyper-accelerate this. nonetheless, it's a bit nuts that a vspher
904.
by nunez 1y ago
100%. it was very hard (but not impossible) to compete against vmware in the virtualization space before the Hockening™; vSAN, vSphere and NSX were very very nice and super easy to use. nutanix succeeded more often than not. orgs now are ki
905.
by nunez 1y ago
Today, instead of 3 hours of TV at home, it's 4-6 hours of TV in 10-sec snippets at max volume on devices that are much too big The secondhand socials are driving me nuts
906.
by nunez 1y ago
How so? People with families worked in the office for decades
907.
by nunez 1y ago
If you're on a Mac, you can use BetterDisplay to create a virtual screen that can be used exclusively for sharing stuff on Teams. Make that your secondary display, and problem solved. Best part about this is that you don't need mu
908.
by nunez 1y ago
This post exactly.
909.
by nunez 1y ago
i hardly use my phone. it mostly sits in my hip pack. i'm extremely interested in the Air. the thinness means it takes up less space in there, which is very much appreciated. since they won't make another mini, this is the next be
910.
by nunez 1y ago
UAL still flies the 763 for international missions
911.
by nunez 1y ago
fuel burn, and CASM by proxy, on the a321xlr and 7m10 are much better though many pilots love the takeoff performance of the 757. check out how they compare here: https://www.aviatorjoe.net/go/compare/737_MAX_10&#x
912.
by nunez 1y ago
Correct.
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by nunez 1y ago
I made a blog post some years ago about how to create your own VMs with Lima: https://blog.carlosnunez.me/post/docker-desktop-alternative-... You can also use this to create a VM for Podman that runs on Fedora, rootful
914.
by nunez 1y ago
lol, truth. Austin is great until you drive 30 minutes out in any direction... (Houston is better anyway; not biased or anything!)
915.
by nunez 1y ago
In my experience, people complain because they don't feel heard or they feel ignored (different feelings). Some people are also wired to complain; it's therapeutic to them. Both are coachable.
916.
by nunez 1y ago
Not in the F100. They're all VMs, all of the time, all on vSphere. Nutanix was the next best solution, with Hyper-V as a distant third. Hence why Broadcom ate them.
917.
by nunez 1y ago
how so? aren't all of the other charging businesses operating at huge losses?
918.
by nunez 1y ago
Tesla seems to be losing the plot. They were laser-focused, and executed beautifully, on sustainable energy through beautiful EVs and innovative solar products. It's clear that they think that this mission is no longer profitable and t
919.
by nunez 1y ago
This looks heavily LLM-influenced. Horrible compared to their first two Master Plans. You can tell Elon wrote the first two and that IR wrote the third. Honestly, and unfortunately, not surprising given the state of Elon and of the company.
920.
by nunez 1y ago
It's like Denver except for the "rest of Arkansas being shiny ruby blood red" part Does Colorado have an equivalent to Harrison, AR[^0], the most racist town in America? [^0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
921.
by nunez 1y ago
Honestly, that's great. Lots of smart folks in the Prairies/Ozarks, and much cheaper to live there also.
922.
by nunez 1y ago
I especially liked how the image inside of a link I shared of an example of GPT-5's (in)ability to rank states was decented sans warning...
923.
by nunez 1y ago
Nice article; very comprehensive.
924.
by nunez 1y ago
Welcome to subtle misinformation as truth everywhere. "Ministry of Truth" might be a good name for this phenomenon.
925.
by nunez 1y ago
Walmart Global Tech (what Labs was called) got gutted in the layoff-palooza last year. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/walmart-tech-layoff-corporate . Heavy outsourcing, too, so I've heard. I also believe that Walmart
926.
by nunez 1y ago
I presume that the bulk of your issues are with container images that start their PID 1s as root. Podman is rootless by default, so this causes problems. What you can do if you don't want to use Docker and don't want to maintain t
927.
by nunez 1y ago
I started working at Red Hat this past year, so obviously all Podman, all day long. It's a super easy switch. I moved to using Containerfiles in my LinkedIn courses as well, if for no other reason than it having a much more "open&
928.
by nunez 1y ago
Depends on the instructor, the school, the admin, the state, etc. This is actually a huge blind spot with the approach. We have a friend that's a college instructor that will turn students away if they don't do the material. Flipp
929.
by nunez 1y ago
I heard these destroy the Pencil tips and are pretty loud. Is that true?
930.
by nunez 1y ago
The Boox Go 10 is ~$400 and has a note-taking app built in. While it runs Android, the note taking experience is poor with apps other than the built-in one.

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