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by rfoo 2y ago
> For a better solution, don't serve 10GB container images. Instead, start from someone else's 10GB container image and add the layers you need on top of it. This is assuming I'm not shipping 10GB of novel bytes, but in (2
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by rfoo 2y ago
Because I actually want it to serve 10GB container images to our "enthusiastic" users over the Internet. Oh, and our "enthusiastic" users want to pull it on 100s of boxes at the same time. What are you going to do? Send
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by rfoo 2y ago
> There’s no company info on DeepSeek’s website. It's backed solely by a hedge fund who do not want to draw attention to their business. So yeah, as sketchy as DESRES.
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by rfoo 2y ago
An unfortunate fact is, similar to human with infinite time, LLMs usually have better performance on your specific langauge when they are not limited to learn or over-sample one single language. Not unlike the common saying "learning t
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by rfoo 2y ago
> Windows has been losing market share to tablets and macs. We are talking about laptops. Not tablets. Windows has been losing market share to Macbook-s at about one percent each year, so good luck reaching your 20% in your lifetime.
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by rfoo 2y ago
This is an entire class of attacks known since almost forever. So yeah, some of us already considered this so we'd like to gross over it this time.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Fair enough. Thanks for answering. Well, as someone who still lives in stone age (I guess?) I always run headless Linux VM on Windows/macOS and have all my projects/files inside VM so I unfortunately don't use your Docker&#x2
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by rfoo 2y ago
Hi, is it possible to add a virtual machine mode to OrbStack? See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41423667 for why. I'm okay with most (or all) nice integrations unavailable. Basically I want a true UTM replacemen
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by rfoo 2y ago
I'm in a similar position but I need to make sure I run distro kernel (because that's part of integration) instead of whatever OrbStack shipped. In the end I just run a Linux VM and run everything inside. Zero issues by definition
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by rfoo 2y ago
> And your GPU driver is only going to be at one version, no matter how many statically linked executables you have. This is a non-issue. libcuda.so (which is part of the NVIDIA driver, their userland part) can not be statically linked i
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by rfoo 2y ago
No. 1. Rust is as hostile to dynamic libraries as glibc to static. 2. With everything static you have to rebuild every dependent on any security patch anyways. If you meant with multiple versions maintainers have to backport patches to mult
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by rfoo 2y ago
The winner, unfortunately, will be on cloud inference.
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by rfoo 2y ago
That's why we have jobs with good pay for maintaining these build stuff: some software engineers really hate to deal with "arcane config" for no good reason.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Or "find me a hook up close by", "find me the notification channel of a nearby protest" (mind you, this actually happened in Hong Kong in 2019). But yeah, what you said also makes sense. I don't use this feature as
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by rfoo 2y ago
What prevents people from using Signal or Matrix to distribute drugs, besides serious usability issues?
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by rfoo 2y ago
If you really want to start a flamewar you can also casually mention the fact that Telegram also gives CCP major headache cause they don't control it and it's actually popular (unlike Signal) in China.
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by rfoo 2y ago
This is for very bursty logs. You don't log every 7 ns. On average you are not generating a huge amount of logs. But you need each logging call to be very fast, cause logging calls are usually synchronous.
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by rfoo 2y ago
This is exactly the so-called "pig butchering" scam.
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by rfoo 2y ago
The one that just turns my screen black on "sleep" and leave backlight on? The one that shows my desktop for 0.5s before going into lock screen after I close and reopen lids? That's what I get from a Debian install on a 2017
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by rfoo 2y ago
> I think Apple just doesn't think about use cases outside their ecosystem as a general rule No. They deliberately do this for gatekeeping. That's what I'd expect from a company forcing you to own a Mac in order to develop
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by rfoo 2y ago
> hardware key attached Key is on my keychain. not attached to the box. I don't need to unlock it remotely. I want to be there and plug my key and touch it and yank it. > Also, someone can temporarily remove the yubikey, fetch th
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by rfoo 2y ago
It's more likely some 400GB of data.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Thought you were talking about FB/Instagram/Tiktok-kind of market access instead of mining.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Notably, an undiscovered trivial NULL pointer dereference in SQLite3's SQL parser was discovered and patched. But yeah, it makes very good marketing material.
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by rfoo 2y ago
> Most businesses require a local partner to operate in China This, again, is a free speech issue. If your business truly have nothing to do with free speech (sorry, but iCloud and Microsoft 365 all had a free speech issue since they ena
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by rfoo 2y ago
Because if not for a free speech issue you can have market access, today.
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by rfoo 2y ago
No, and unlike the siblings I can actually feel it. That being said, wezterm is about the only terminal I can use now (besides putty). I'm on a cursed setup, Windows with a Linux VM and whatever terminal I use it has to be able to dire
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by rfoo 2y ago
I believe OP recorded him pressing a key on keyboard and counted between key is clearly pressed and the moment when xterm is up. Compare to screen recording, this adds latency introduced by keyboard and monitor, which sometimes could be 100
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by rfoo 2y ago
I believe it matches the base term, as you are allowed to run only one copy of the Apple software on an Apple hardware, unconditionally. It could be in a VM.
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by rfoo 2y ago
Nice, they found a way to bring ads back!

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