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ofrzeta
1y ago
So, what's modern about it? "novel systems like Plan 9" is quite funny because Plan 9 is 30 years old.
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1y ago
What's a good LLM for this kind of task?
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ofrzeta
1y ago
I don't think anyone is under the impression that Tony Iommi is promoting a web framework.
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1y ago
There are some providers that offer KVM nested virtualization, I think Google Cloud, Digital Ocean ... any others?
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ofrzeta
1y ago
Thanks for the heads-up.
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ofrzeta
1y ago
So "This is the vision of President Trump of reindustrialization" but it's been in the works for "a few short years"?
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1y ago
Red Hat is offering OpenShift virtualization, which is Kubernetes with Kubevirt. So some people might just use Kubernetes with Kubevirt. There's also Harvester "open source hyperconverged infrastructure" https://ha
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1y ago
Broadcom bought VMware and changed the pricing.
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Forge Cross-Platform Framework
(github.com)
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1y ago
Even that screenshot is bogus. When there's no understanding there can be no misunderstanding either. It's misleading to treat the LLM like there is understanding (and for the LLMs themselves to claim they do, although this anthro
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1y ago
In what area of the world to you live? I've been to places like that with highways and fences, it's terrible. Fortunately it's not like that in most places in Europe.
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1y ago
I'd say it is a constant fight against laziness. Sure it is convenient to drive everywhere with a car but at some point you might understand that it makes more sense to walk somewhere once in a while or regularly. Sure, escalators are
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> lose their state if a pod goes. sounds like you are using Elixir on Kubernetes. What is the experience and the reasoning with this? I was thinking about this and read on many blogs that it is somehow redundant because Kubernetes implem
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"Calculating US personal income taxes is a task that requires building an understanding of vast amounts of English text and using that knowledge to carefully compute results. ... Our experiment shows that state-of-the-art models succee
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"As of September 2024, HTTP/3 is supported by more than 95% of major web browsers in use and 34% of the top 10 million websites." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/3
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Consciousness in Artificial Intelligence | John Searle | Talks at Google (2015) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHKwIYsPXLg
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1y ago
I found this https://www.vcluster.com/pricing and found out through this page that although I thought vCluster was open source ( https://github.com/loft-sh/vcluster ) the commercial tiers provide additio
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1y ago
It's certainly true and in civilized countries (like the Swiss I think) the state offers the possibility to have your drugs screened and you can get clean syringes. Makes so much more sense than to criminialize addicted humans.
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1y ago
I'll claim without proof that if you are used to the language the mental overhead of "begin" and "end" is not bigger than for { and }.
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ofrzeta
1y ago
People tend to complain about excessive verbosity of some languages. However today with completion in every editor this should not be an issue, so why not use Pascal?
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1y ago
It's not steady, though, when there are 9 projects in 2023, 5 projects in 2024 and 1 project in 2025 (until now). Maybe steady but a steady decrease. I don't want to exaggerate the importance of the case study quantity but overall
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Cisco Rolls Out 8223 Router with 51.2 Tbps, Powered by In-House Chip
(techpowerup.com)
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1y ago
There's only one case study from 2025, though.
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You have to work around TLS, though. Although it is possible with Wireshark, extracting the shared keys through from the browser, I never could get it to work. With mitmproxy I was more successful and could even get iOS Safari to accept my
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1y ago
There's a huge "cost" in switching when you are tied to one ecosystem (iOS vs. Android). How will you transfer all your data?
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1y ago
Well, then go to codeberg.org
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1y ago
Yeah, that's a bit of a sham. I was thinking like compressed paper or something.
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Maybe off-topic and patronizing .. sorry about that. "Running around in the woods, firing small plastic pellets at other people, in pursuit of a contrived-to-be-fun mission, turns out to be, well, fun." I was wondering if there ar
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Where/how do people get 100.000 SIM cards?
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"The first model of the European Space Agency's (ESA) reusable rocket demonstrator Themis is standing at its launch pad in Kiruna, Sweden." Is Kiruna a good place for this? I read that it's collapsing due to extensive mi
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