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by swozey 3y ago
This is really nice. I usually use stern for logs ON a cluster but to aggregate all of the logs we usually use something like fluentd to elasticsearch, which when seeing something like this is super complex for what we usually use it for bu
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by swozey 3y ago
> I think they should not have marketed the device for gaming. What do you mean by this? Like you think it's better as a productivity or media consumption device? I never use my Ally for watching anything because the screens so smal
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by swozey 3y ago
I don't remember exactly what I did but I had to pry apart a bunch of copper heatspreader tubes and things like that, and I have a circle of copper heat spreader material and other weird stuff I haven't needed on other computers,
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by swozey 3y ago
The idea with this seems to be - I'm working on a branch and can't easily switch right now to put out a patch, or MY current branch HAS the patch and I want to push that out before the entire branch is ready so I make the stg comm
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by swozey 3y ago
This looks awesome. I've used git for over a decade and I always have to look up rebase, reset head, etc commands that I use maybe a few times a month. > Undo, squash and amend your work by just dragging and dropping. No need to w
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by swozey 3y ago
I've owned a bunch of expensive ultrabooks, like $2500 samsung .. whatever it was with an aircraft aluminum frame and dell xps 13zs all with some form of intel low power laptop chip. They were all horrible to use. They constantly thr
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by swozey 3y ago
It's wild that I work on the "hardware" (kernel, cgroups, vfio, qemu) and know absolutely so little about what goes into building the actual hardware. I think this post just enlightened me to the EE involved in chips than I
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by swozey 3y ago
Oh it's every single rpd connection? That's definitely not normal to rdp at all. I used to be a windows engineer so I RDP'd a LOT. RDP was our ssh, lol. Crackle would happen so rarely that I KNOW it definitely happened but it
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by swozey 3y ago
> The (AMD) CPU division is crushing it I worked at a baremetal CDN with 60 pops and a few years ago we had to switch to AMD because of PCIE bandwidth over to our smartNICs and nvmeOF sort of things. We'd long hit limits on Intel
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by swozey 3y ago
No more free at all? I learned virtualization w/ vmware gsx long before I ever had a company to use it at.. Oh well, vmwares irrelevant to me nowadays.
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by swozey 3y ago
What are you running for audio? pipewire+jack, pipewire, jack2, pulseaudio? I wonder if it's from latency. Pulseaudio is the most common but if you do any audio engineering or play guitar etc with your machine we all use jack protocol
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by swozey 3y ago
Are you flipping from your main GPU to like a GT710 to do the gpu vfio mount? Or can you share the dgpu directly and not have to go headless now? I've done this on both a hackintosh and void linux. I was so excited to get the hackintos
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by swozey 3y ago
I use bartender and try to keep the right side of my menu pretty light on taskbar stuff. I think I do lose a few things on my 14" but anything critical I want in 1 click is on the far right and visible.
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by swozey 3y ago
I just went through this this weekend - If you're running in Windows and want to use deepspeed, you have to still use Cuda 12.1 because deepspeed 13.1 is the latest that works with 12.1. There's no deepspeed for windows that works
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by swozey 3y ago
Is this really a theory? If so my $8 AMD stock from, 2015? is currently worth $176 so they should make more shell companies they're doing great. I guess that might answer my "Why would AMD find that having a CUDA competitor isn&#x
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by swozey 3y ago
I may have missed it in the article, but this post would mean absolutely nothing to me except for the fact that last week I got into stable diffusion so I'm crushing my 4090 with pytorch and deepspeed, etc and dealing with a lot of nvi
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by swozey 3y ago
You're 25 in Columbus and most/all of your friends own homes? That's .. really impressive. I was one of the first people I know friend-wise, like out of everyone I know in ever city to buy a house, in Austin, and I was .. aro
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by swozey 3y ago
Oh I love parents and I don't have any problems with kids. Still consider them sometimes. I was just bothered by the "I'm baffled by.." part of this specific post. And you're 100% on the "don't know what w
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by swozey 3y ago
That's a good point, I never saw the point of "metros" how they used them in Texas. I'm assuming it's basically a common economy sort of thing. But I know nothing about Townships and all the MW/Michigan style o
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by swozey 3y ago
"Metro" is what suburbanites use to make it sound like they live somewhere more interesting, know anything about that city and its lifestyle, to people who don't know where, and not some suburb outside of it. So, no that does
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by swozey 3y ago
All statistics have absolutely correct data and fundamentally sound designs, right? That's literally the entire argument going on in this conversation you've hopped on. How these statistics are being misconstrued or not. I moved i
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by swozey 3y ago
I could not care less about what the lives of 25yos in some midwestern city are like. The vast majority of millennials had to move to major cities for work around the 2008 recession. What's your cities population? Is it even 100k? Ho
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by swozey 3y ago
If you seriously think 40-49%, whatever ridiculous mis-read stat you're choosing to use this time, of 30-34 year olds are home owners I have a bridge to Hawaii to sell you. I'm 40, make around 300k and know a LOT of people my age
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by swozey 3y ago
You're baffled people don't want kids? You couldn't pay me 3-10x to be 31 with 3 kids, lmao. And I'm almost 10 years older. I'm aging like fine wine with cool cars and vacations and obscene lofts downtown and you&#x
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by swozey 3y ago
I've had an m1 max 14" since the week they first released 2-3 years ago and I actually COMPLETELY forgot there was a notch until I read this post. I can't think of like, one time when it was an issue but I also have probably
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by swozey 3y ago
So you communicated via email and the only consideration was the quality of their sample? Nobody at any point literally spoke to this person? We've had a ton of issues at my corp of people having other people handle their interview que
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by swozey 3y ago
I'm not marrying my company. I want to hold it as far from my heart as corporately possible. I don't want to think about it after work, I don't want to work on it after work. I don't want it to know my secrets nor do I n
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by swozey 3y ago
I was asked this question by (I believe) a very Christian burger company from Austin (Mighty Fine) at the start of my career interviewing for some sort of IT admin job with them. I think I was 22-25. He asked "So what extra curricular
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by swozey 3y ago
I always thought podcasters signed up to some media service that threw their podcast on the platforms they wanted I never even considered Apple having the singular podcast directory in the world. edit: Oh someone in thread po-inted to a sec
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by swozey 3y ago
Cool no worries. Embedded stuff is really cool I've always been curious about that stuff on like, assembly lines, etc. I updated my comment you're replying to with a bunch of details if you're interested.

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