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by tmikaeld 3y ago
It's MIT licensed, if anyone wanted to do that they'd just patch deno with it anyway.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
That requires knowledge of rust and how deno work internally, it would probably be far from production ready…
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Why not instructions on how to use it with FoundationDB so that we can host it on our company infrastructure?
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
That's not for a single GPU, but a cluster of them in a packaged solution. Per-GPU price is $25,000 to $30,000 estimated cost to make them is $3,320.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Basically translating it to Swedish, which I don't mind helping with! In other words, i18n support.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
This is great! If you could add multi-language support, then I'm sure my family will use it :) > I am interested in knowing what people normally want to understand about their finances For my family use cases - seeing upcoming expen
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Hosting isn't free and they're not forcing anyone to host it there, there are alternative platforms.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
> If only we had a good way to test webauthn Preach, we had to check the source of the official test suite to figure out how to test it.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Potential lawsuits I'd recon.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Should providers scan the contents of their customers and filter what can and cannot be hosted? From what I've gathered about Hetzner for the last 20 years, they take down illegal content when the law is involved. Hetzner is also one o
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
track record matters more than where the provider is based, I know of no cases where Ivacy have provided logs of anything to authorities.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
For me, the most important missing part is the sandboxing.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Ivacy has been around a long time and allows it [0]. [0] https://www.ivacy.com/port-forwarding/ (They're based in Singapore)
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Llama 2 is very close to GPT 3, same with the new code Llama. That said, while it scores high, it's not as "generally" competent on most issues as GPT is, however, it's an exponentially smaller model and for that it does
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Also, the open source models are getting closer and closer to the (current) closed models. Hopefully more and more tinkerers are going to fuel this fire even further, making it possible to run AI on-device with custom native chips.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I can resonate with this, the same applies to cities that are small and friendly. As they grow bigger, crime and scams rise, people are not friendly and more, stores that where quirky and odd close due to competition from low-cost big-store
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Deno can basically run node modules unmodified at this point, yes, even the more advanced ones that require system features from node. The bigger advantage is that you can still use the deno sandbox in most cases.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
It's weird that so many are still holding on to a transfer standard launched year 2000 in the year 2023..
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Considering the alternatives are metal and glass, I'd assume that the cost difference would be exponential, especially if the most common alternative is banned and transport will be much heavier.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Do you plan to support sandboxing like deno? What is your view on the usefulness of sandboxing and why it was skipped for bun?
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Is this the same as Dolby DTS Headphone:X (That's in some higher priced gaming headphones these days) or different?
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Current and near-future grid cannot handle such a balance of renewables, especially hydro takes a lot of beating when the water level goes up and down constantly.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I lost 10kg of weight from playing synth riders alone during covid, but I've gotten no where near the figure i had after 3 years in the gym. If i where to choose between going to the gym and VR, there's no chance I'd choose V
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Even when used as expected, per-page, you end up with unnecessary html and css, because tailwind can't combine the classes used from other pages. For one to be able to use tailwind as efficiently as site-covering custom made CSS, you&#
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
It won in composability, readability and simplicity, it's resulting code and power usage is larger.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
:-D
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
Ah, you learn something new every day! Thank you
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I'm not an English native speaker, but what does that headline even mean? " Microsoft Continues Right to Repair About Face"
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
That's my first thought as well, there's a lot of IT companies supporting Macs that would LOVE a tool like this, especially if it's commercially supported.
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by tmikaeld 3y ago
I'm curious, what effects and allergies did you get?

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