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AMD to acquire infrastructure player ZT Systems for $4.9B to amp up AI ecosystem
(techcrunch.com)
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Comparison of AI Models: Quality, Performance and Price Analysis
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Hi there, not that I know of. Our control plane is in Ruby, but our data plane uses different open source projects for managed services. For example, we use Linux KVM (C) and Cloud Hypervisor (Rust) for compute, SPDK (C) for block storage,
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ozgune
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(Ozgun from Ubicloud) Hey there, I know you meant something different, but I just wanted to chime in. At Ubicloud, we're building an open source cloud and our managed solution runs on Hetzner: https://www.ubicloud.com/d
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Achieve Low-Latency and High-Throughput Inference with Meta's Llama 3.1 405B
(snowflake.com)
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AI Is Now Shovel Ready
(sequoiacap.com)
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Ubicloud (YC W24) is hiring a founding engineer for "managed Kubernetes service"
(ycombinator.com)
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Hey there, thank you for this update. It's your analysis, so you're free to mention Ubicloud as you'd like. Still, you updated the above statement to, "Be aware that Ubicloud has a slightly lower CPU speed and somewhat v
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ozgune
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(Ozgun from Ubicloud) Looks like every GitHub Actions provider is on this thread. :) I also wanted to chime in with two thoughts. First, we recently wrote about how we enabled arm64 VMs at Ubicloud. Any feedback on the technical details is
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How we enabled ARM64 VMs
(ubicloud.com)
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How Perplexity Builds Product
(lennysnewsletter.com)
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RAG 2.0
(contextual.ai)
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Amazon Web Services CEO to step down
(cnn.com)
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I read through the entire report and it gradually got more interesting. Then, I got to the very end, saw Andres Freund's name, and it put a smile on my face. :) Who else would have run a PostgreSQL performance benchmark and discover a
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Hetzner Brings Back GPU Servers
(old.reddit.com)
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ozgune
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Not for the foreseeable future. Ubicloud runs on bare metal providers and they don't lease Mac hardware. Technically, we could run MacOS VMs on arm64. However, our interpretation of Apple's End User License Agreement (EULA) tells
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ozgune
3y ago
Yes, a subsequent job won't be able to recover the data. We completely shut down the VM and remove the block device (all files associated with the block device).
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ozgune
3y ago
Hi there, I'm Ozgun, one of Ubicloud's founders. We have dozens of customers using Ubicloud runners in production today. We’re now designing our caching layer (Docker instance registry, Docker layer cache, or package cache). We wa
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One-Click RESTful APIs in Postgres
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ozgune
3y ago
Hi there, I'm one of Ubicloud's founders. I agree with you on the sentiment about starting with a liberal license and then re-licensing once you gain enough adoption. We think it's only fair to our users that any re-licensing
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I think you're confusing the unit in our pricing. We charge 0.16¢/min for 4 vCPU and 16 GB, which is $0.0016/min. That's 5x cheaper than BuildJet's pricing. We didn't quote our prices in $ because the number of
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(Disclaimer: I'm a cofounder at Ubicloud.) Hey there, we offer Ubicloud Runners that are 10x cheaper than GitHub and bill them by the minute. You get a fresh VM with each job; and we use Hetzner as our underlying provider. If you'
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Authorization (ABAC) implementation in 130 lines of code
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I don't think this is a promise Microsoft can make. The US Cloud Act states that Microsoft falls under US jurisdiction and it's legally bound to share foreign data if asked by US law enforcement. "The CLOUD Act asserts that U
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ozgune
3y ago
Thanks for noting this. We use Postmark to send emails and we apparently ran out of our monthly email limit after hitting HN. We just upgraded our plan; and this should now work. If it doesn't, please feel to directly ping us at suppor
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ozgune
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Thank you for the input! I had a quick question. If we provided a dual license, Elastic V2 and SSPL, would that help? We're happy to clarify the meaning of third-party as "commercially competing with our managed service" once
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Thanks for pointing this out. We updated our website. For clarification, we weren't planning to launch until we had a proper looking website. Yesterday, I shared our GitHub repo on LinkedIn to get feedback from friends. Then, we saw th
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Ask HN: Thoughts on Elastic V2, SSPL, or mixed software licenses?
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Congrats on the launch! I've worked with Sai for years, so I just wanted to put in a good word for PeerDB and its founders. Sai is resourceful and relentless; his energy and optimism are contagious. Kaushik complements that with deep b
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(I'm Turkish living in the US.) I think that's part of it. Another part is Turkey's legal system is based on Swiss law. From ChatGPT: The legal systems of the United States and Continental Europe differ in several ways. One m
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