rglullis

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by rglullis 1y ago
What value is a friendship or connection that can not withstand a few months of "for the next months I will ride with some slower group" or "I may join you for the beginning but I can not go all the way"?
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by rglullis 1y ago
Other than ego, what's forcing people recovering from surgery to ride with the A-group?
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by rglullis 1y ago
Horses were not cheap nor universally available. And cars had the obvious benefit that they did not leave literal horse shit around the city. This "revolutionary design" does not offer any significant advantage over the existing s
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by rglullis 1y ago
If wankery is what they they are after, maybe they should go design "revolutionary" sex toys.
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by rglullis 1y ago
Why should we care for "revolutionary" when the design that has been working for centuries is cheap, widely understood and universally available?
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by rglullis 1y ago
Right now, my problem is that I can not update my minio cluster because I do not know of any trustworthy docker image that I can use, and the version I am on is exposed to (at least) one known CVE.
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by rglullis 1y ago
I have a 160TB minio cluster running for 4+ years who had dealt beautifully with node outages, one drive failure and the occassional hiccups on the datacenter. I was okay with not having support because I am not part of their customer base.
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by rglullis 1y ago
> It's good to have as many web servers as possible out there. The problem space of "web servers to serve static files and reverse proxy" is fairly small, how many differing solutions and designs would be required to satis
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by rglullis 1y ago
> like we should squeeze any form of efficiency The complete opposite. It's OP that's trying to "optimize the web server for reverse proxying and static file serving", when what we have out there is more than enough
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by rglullis 1y ago
> Any feedback is welcome! Read https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2006/12/09/simplicity/ and ask yourself if you are truly solving anyone's problem or if you are just looking for a way to rationaliz
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by rglullis 1y ago
> It's a feature-length music video with sci-fi themes, not a modern epic. I don't need some bearded guy on YouTube screaming, when your description is already enough to give me the impression that this is not a good movie .
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by rglullis 1y ago
"I am a computer, not someone that checks the calculations done by ENIAC" -- Lost Letters from the 1950's, Vol 1.
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by rglullis 1y ago
Chicken-and-egg. As soon as more websites start using the tag, screenreaders will catch up and role=status will not be needed.
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by rglullis 1y ago
I say "people are justified about being upset, because they end up facing the consequences and bearing the risks of the choices made by others" and you somehow imply am I saying this is an argument about "forcing" anythi
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by rglullis 1y ago
> disappointed as I let the someone go by themselves as I don't get on the elevator. Ok, so you think that people are expected to just step down and be quiet about it. Others would certainly complain and rightly so . Also, while yo
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by rglullis 1y ago
Can you hear yourself and realize how ridiculous your reduction ad absurdum is? Let me help you: taking your analogy to the other extreme, and it seems like you shouldn't be mad at anyone if they decide to light up a cigarette in a
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by rglullis 1y ago
> Doing things that attempt to move outside those restrictions are not optimal. Some people choose the optimal path. Optimal for what ? > Some people are upset that the optimal path is chosen. Person A chooses the "optimal path&
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by rglullis 1y ago
What is cause and what is effect, and which of those do people can control?
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by rglullis 1y ago
> for iOS Monal is good. Monal looks like something that would be good in 2005, not 2025. There is no way you'll convince people nowadays to use it unless you force them to.
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by rglullis 1y ago
> How is that better? Things elsewhere are bad, but the EU is worse because it lies to people about the efficacy of its regulations and the whole apparatus only exist to make lawmakers and lobbyists a justification for their existence.
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by rglullis 1y ago
> Frankly, in here EU did a good job People in the EU are still using Instagram/Facebook/WhatsApp. Zuckerberg did a "ok, if you don't want us to track you, you can pay 12€/month" and everyone just smashed th
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by rglullis 1y ago
I do not buy this premise. I think it will end up being cheaper to simply run the LLMs directly on the user device. I think that there are plenty of competitors in the "LLMs with open weights" space to essentially make the models
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by rglullis 1y ago
I do not believe for a second that any of those people investing tens of billions of dollars are doing it to "get to AGI". They would only be able to profit from a AGI if it could be simultaneously (a) weaponized and (b) strictly
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by rglullis 1y ago
The one thing I don't understand is this assumption that demand for GPUs for training is going to keep growing at the rate they grew so far. I get the demand for new applications, which require inference , but nowadays with so many
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by rglullis 1y ago
You are preaching to the choir: https://mastodon.communick.com/@raphael/115300000651115849 You don't need to convince me, you need to convince the millions of people who prefer the convenience of "Free as in
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by rglullis 1y ago
Sure, for my private projects I already run my own Gitea and Woodpecker CI (and my own docker registry, and my own Taiga server for project management, and my own baserow server to replace airtable, etc...) but the moment you say "just
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by rglullis 1y ago
Saying that as someone who keeps my open source projects primarily on codeberg: Getting access to Codeberg CI is a bureaucracy, it has outages due to DDOS attacks every other week and there are a good number of open source developers who ar
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by rglullis 1y ago
In most cases the music schools have instruments, so you keep can your own at home, but I have seen plenty of teenagers carrying cellos in the ubahn.
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by rglullis 1y ago
> You guys are talking past each other. Agreed. > but it isn't reality right now, so I own a car. This means that you at least consider a possibility of living without a car. You at least understand that there is nothing about
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by rglullis 1y ago
I think we are talking about pretty much about the same phenomenon, but you are using the difference is the scale as a justification for its effects. I don't get why. > And American cities were being reshaped by this. It's one

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