thebeardisred

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by thebeardisred 1y ago
A shell script has to start with "#!" with no spaces before it. I spent about a week figuring that out 25+ years ago.
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
woof. Two deeply moving clips back to back.
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Agntcy: Building Infrastructure for the Internet of Agents(agntcy.org)
3 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|1 comments
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LangExtract: A Gemini powered information extraction library(developers.googleblog.com)
2 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|0 comments
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Bringing more pony play into computing.
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
As a kitty user, I'll have to try this out. Thanks!
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
This is a good writeup, but it's also missing the testing methodology (fio, a rsync job, etc) which allows one to understand the performance improvement quantitatively.
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
FYI, The original article is two years old
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
As soon as I read the title I could hear the "Soul Glo" song in my head and could see the scene with the back of the couch.
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
And the punchline? > To help people safely release their revenge cravings and experiment with forgiveness, I’ve created a method known as the Nonjustice System that’s contained in my book and in the free Miracle Court app. "Buy into
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Open Chiplet Architecture(openchiplets.org)
1 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|1 comments
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Gone in 40 days: US drops ban on export of chip design tools to China(theregister.com)
20 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript Trademark Update(deno.com)
890 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|355 comments
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Man, I wish for a $10 California burrito. In Los Angeles I'm often looking at $5+ tacos.
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Founder Sahil Lavingia says he was booted from DOGE after just 55 days(techcrunch.com)
9 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|2 comments
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
This is explicitly what we're doing in RHEL with the P550. We use u-boot and it's EFI capabilities to init grub (instead of another instance of u-boot)
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Hi! I'm sorry this has been your experience. I'm one of the Red Hatters who's been working behind the scenes to get this over the finish line. I do say my genuine thanks for your earnest expression. The version and ABI guaran
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
I really want to believe you were trying to make a reference to cap'n jazz - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cap'n_Jazz :)
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Regarding some of the comments about loading, it loads and then something on the top of the page crashes to a 404. If you quickly scroll down before it finishes loading you can keep going... Until you scroll up or down and hit whatever is t
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Agent Name Service (ANS):A Directory for AI Agent Discovery and Interoperability(arxiv.org)
1 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|0 comments
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Red Hat Brings Their Enterprise Linux on SiFive Hardware(sifive.com)
1 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|0 comments
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
You missed the joke
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
https://archive.is/16i0Y
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Fun fact. Next time you have the opportunity to compare the labels on bottled water, check how many of the brands are owned by Nestle. You'll be illuminated to the illusion of choice.
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Having to deal with month long escrow and ID tracking so that law enforcement can potentially claw back inventory is another dealbreaker.
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
TIL: The US West coast will see less of the increase than other places due to wind and tectonic movement.
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I've been here the whole time(brianredbeard.com)
3 points by thebeardisred 1y ago|0 comments
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Well, it's funny you mention that because I started working on a PoC of running vLLM atop Fleet this morning. :grin:
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Funny, because when we built Fleet ( https://github.com/coreos/fleet/ ) Kubernetes didn't exist.
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by thebeardisred 1y ago
Lines of code is a pretty poor measurement. Doubly so when you're boasting a large number in the context of cryptographic code.

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