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by pphysch 11mo ago
Like this? Golang: https://github.com/quic-go/webtransport-go
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by pphysch 11mo ago
Being successful enough that any amount of downtime is an existential risk is a great problem to have. 99.99% don't have that problem; even huge successful businesses can survive unplanned downtimes (see: recent major outages). It&#x27
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by pphysch 11mo ago
What do you prefer?
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by pphysch 11mo ago
If you can confidently get it done with docker-compose, you shouldn't even think about using k8s IMO. Completely different scales. K8s isn't for running containers, it's for implementing complex distributed systems: tenancy&#
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by pphysch 11mo ago
Lack of support for running migrations, or generating migrations?
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by pphysch 11mo ago
Why do you need to download and run an app to get your ticket into your phone's Wallet?
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by pphysch 11mo ago
I'm a huge proponent of factually investigating what happened on Oct 7, 2023--who killed who--but sadly the Israeli regime is not. They would rather paper it over and leverage it as atrocity propaganda to commit a genocide, then invest
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by pphysch 11mo ago
That inline test syntax is pretty cool; where does it come from?
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by pphysch 11mo ago
I think you are needlessly conflating terms. My original comment was correct that you need to explicitly package your builds for many different distro package managers, if you want to go that route. That's a lot of work to maintain. Or
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by pphysch 11mo ago
A distro is not strictly an OS. Ubuntu and RHEL can both run a Go binary built for Linux amd64 but they have completely different package managers.
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by pphysch 11mo ago
> the Hamas Charter's goal is to kill all Jews This is blood libel, murderous propaganda. There is nothing of this sort in the current Hamas charter.
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by pphysch 11mo ago
HL3 is under active development though. If that's a success I'm sure they'd try a Portal 3 as well.
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by pphysch 11mo ago
You don't have to be Israeli or Jewish to be a (widely-despised) Zionist or regurgitate their murderous propaganda.
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by pphysch 11mo ago
Then you are packaging for N different distros instead of just PyPI. Have fun...
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by pphysch 1y ago
Sure, but there's also an argument for wrapping your pure Rust or Go executable in the thinnest layer of Python so that your users can optionally `pip install` it.
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by pphysch 1y ago
"And" therefore OpenAI has little to offer when it comes to serious applications of AI. Best they can hope for is getting acquired by MS for pennies when this scheme collapses.
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by pphysch 1y ago
Yep the LG induction models have a sensible UI with big knobs. The oven is pretty good too IME.
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by pphysch 1y ago
"if you want to build 100 ships, refer to the former"
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by pphysch 1y ago
Open-weight (Chinese) models have infinitely more market share in domains where giving your data to OpenAI is not acceptable Like research labs and so on. Even at US universities
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by pphysch 1y ago
> I’ve found python optimization to be nearly intractable. Move your performance critical kernels outside Python. Numpy, Pytorch, external databases, Golang microservice, etc. It's in fact an extremely successful paradigm. Python do
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by pphysch 1y ago
"You're insane for opposing genocide!!" is an unbelievably patronizing, if not outright insane take. You're literally losing huge swathes of the American Christian Right, as we speak. Those guys don't care about Ham
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by pphysch 1y ago
People are opposed to Israel due to its ongoing mass murder (and rape) campaign. Normal people are opposed to those violent acts and may even get angry about them.
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by pphysch 1y ago
Not minds; lives.
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by pphysch 1y ago
Sure, GPT-5 is pretty good. So are a dozen other models. It's nowhere near the "scary good" proto-AGI that Altman was fundraising on prior to its inevitable release.
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by pphysch 1y ago
AI having societally useful impact is 100% about the data and overall training process (and robotics...), of which raw compute is a relatively trivial and fungible part. No amount of reddit posts and H200s will result in a model that can cu
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by pphysch 1y ago
How certain are you that you need to pay $200/mo/seat for this value?
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by pphysch 1y ago
Pretty sure this "compute is the new oil" thesis fell flat when OAI failed to deliver on GPT-5 hype, and all the disappointments since. It's still all about the (yet to be collected) data and advancements in architecture, and
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by pphysch 1y ago
Who is the audience for a post like this? Presumably HN, since the author invoked PG. But who is "we rewrote our stack on week 1 due to hypothetical scaling issues" supposed to impress? Not software professionals. Not savvy invest
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by pphysch 1y ago
It's also crucially important that the person deciding "right" and "wrong" here is an Atlantic Council fellow, otherwise that would also be Bad.
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by pphysch 1y ago
Agreed; modding obfuscated Java is impressive, but not quite on the level of modding in the (Nintendo) emulation community. The things that have been achieved with classic Nintendo titles are absurd, like adding high-performance online mult

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