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by subhobroto 5mo ago
> Under the law, credit card issuers actually have more time to deliberate before making you whole, not less. Could be but in my personal experience, it has been the exact opposite. That said, I don't use banks. I work with credit u
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
I've struggled with this decision myself but I came to the opposite conclusion as you: - Gitea's (I use Forgejo) reliance on disk storage for `.git` is perfect for me because files are well understood as a concept by most people
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
This is a good question! No, it's not like docker compose (I imagine you implied the swarm and hub pull limits?) DBOS Conductor is an out of band management service that IIRC helps you mainly observe your DBOS and recover failures in a
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
Another pretty good reason to do distributed computing is to move the computation closer to where the data is or where the data will be consumed.
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
These are good suggestions but I'm apprehensive they might come back and say they have 64 GB (or less) of RAM or they are using PostgreSQL RDS on AWS or something. I asked them for specifics.
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
You've given us some idea of the volume of your data but there's no mention of what's ingesting it or how. > during these stress tests the hardware is nowhere close to over-encumbered, and there's consistent headroom
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
You might be thinking of Pigsty? Atleast I hope you are! Nothing else has been as well battletested. Unfortunately, perhaps because if its name, it gets no facetime on HN. Its last few mentions here barely received attention it deserved.
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
DBOS is amazing when it comes to Durable Workflows. There are others in the space - the most popular one being Temporal but I argue, Temporal is also the most complicated one. I often say Temporal is like Kubernetes while DBOS is like `dock
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Moss-Audio: an open-source audio understanding fine-tune of Qwen3(github.com)
2 points by subhobroto 5mo ago|1 comments
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by subhobroto 5mo ago
MOSS-Audio is an open-source audio understanding model from MOSI.AI, the OpenMOSS team, and Shanghai Innovation Institute. It performs unified modeling over complex real-world audio, supporting speech understanding, environmental sound unde
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
Simon, I really enjoy your live coding sessions. If you do another one, would you mind showing this part as well? It would be extremely educative. I haven't been able to do without an `.MD` - no agent (CC, Codex, OpenHands) was smart e
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
You have been a tremendous influence on my professional life. Vagrant made VMs easy to use. You were very gentle with my Vagrant PRs. We disagreed a bit and I migrated some of those rejected Vagrant PRs into VeeWee. Then Hashicorp happened
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
Thank You stranger! I would have assumed the size would vary based on whether your hardware supports the high-quality GPU backend (4 GB) or defaults to a smaller CPU-compatible version (3 GB) but the 22GB note on that page is really confusi
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> `> Storage: At least 22 GB of free space on the volume that contains your Chrome profile.` Yes, I can read and comprehend English and you should assume I read the page. Because of the "At least" wording, I was curious what
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> Streaming replication whether from RDS Are you using AWS RDS Custom to receive the WAL Streams or are you using something like Pigsty? Really curious about the actual specifics
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> It works, I've shipped this as a "local inference"/poor person's ollama for low-end llm tasks like search fantastic! > the model download is orders of magnitude greater than downloading the browser itself, a
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
right - that's precisely what I meant. I read your comment "Containers are just statically-linked programs for the rest of us." as "containers can be replaced by statically-linked programs". If you didn't imply
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
I have a suspicion you're using Headscale? If so, I urge you to consider Ionscale. I use it with Authentik as the IdP. Personally commiting to using Tailscale as a core foundation of my infrastructure and Ionscale is my hedge against g
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> Kubernetes, in the form of k3s, was a critical success factor for us with the onprem deployment of our SaaS product. What surprises and gotchas did you have to deal with using k3s as a Kubernetes implementation? Did you use an LB? Whic
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
I am a big fan which is why I am saying this: you're dismissing the kernel and ABI surface is a huge assumption that must hold true for your comment to hold stavros. If you had said "unikernels" I would have had no argument
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> Suddenly you have to become Sysadmin/SRE I don't you made that argument but could a valid conclusion of your comment be that, because Kubernetes is so ubiquitous, using it frees you from being a Sysadmin/SRE?
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> This is VERY powerful No argument there. The Toyota 5S-FE non-interference engine is a near indestructible 4 cylinder engine that's well documented, popular and you can purchase parts for pennies. It has powered 10 models of Camry
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> found myself rolling out Yoink - using Tailscale SSH is brilliant - using caddy-docker-proxy for ingress is brilliant What do you use for: - service discovery - secret store (EDIT: Crap you use Infisical. No shade, I just have this hor
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> The main challenge is to find a flow to signal to kloak what to rewrite and how to inject kloaked secrets to the workload Would it be realistic or reasonable to detect a header like `X-kloak-ENABLED` or specific endpoints in the case o
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
Please let me know how I can help. Can I write or review the initial forum post for you or anything that can help both of us? - What's the best way to discuss this specific topic with you? As an https://github.com/spinn
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
This is fantastic! I need this. however, for my self-hosted home projects that are containerized but where I don't use Kubernetes, is there a way for me to use a version of Kloak that does the same eBPF magic on docker-compose or LXC&#
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
First, let's agree we will never invoke Godwin's Law. I think we need to establish atleast some common ground at this point. Here are my proposals: - At the end of the day, a business is an activity that allows a person(s) helping
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
You and I are debating: do free markets naturally inevitably trend toward permanent monopolies, or does free-market competition constantly disrupt incumbents? The reason why Silicon Valley is the hotbed of such innovations, large booming bu
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> evolve to a monopoly and strongarm everybody to do exactly what you want whilst removing all pressure on the quality of your product This certainly isn't true of small businesses and the local mom-and-pop shops in your area. For f
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by subhobroto 6mo ago
> The price for all models by all companies will continue to go up, and quickly. This might entirely be true but I'm hoping that's because the frontier models are just actually more expensive to run as well. Said another way, I

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