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11mo ago
Maybe, maybe not. Depends entirely on the scale and frequency. I've had an overall good experience operating it at numerous places w/o hitting bottlenecks.
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11mo ago
Another month another project inbound. https://flopper.io - this has become a big focus. It's essentially a table for flops. Calculator coming soon for flops and power. Imported >600 Datacenters in October. https:/
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1y ago
This is brilliant
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1y ago
Added this to my benchmark site as seems that we might see a lot of purpose build desktop systems going forward. You CAN build - but for people wanting to get started this could be a real viable option. Perhaps less so though with Apple
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1y ago
Fascinating to me managing some of these systems just how bad the software is. Management becomes layers upon layers of bash scripts which ends up calling a final batch script written by Mellanox. They'll catch up soon, but you end up
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1y ago
Three projects - up one from last month! 1. https://llmstxt.studio I really believe that we're going to see this adopted as a standard for on-demand inference specifically from low powered devices. We'll give them a gu
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1y ago
A few things! I want to bring their bikepacking adventures alive in a story format. Cycling trips are often not Monday to Sunday. They might be a few weeks! Everything is geared towards performance. This misses the mark a little bit. I made
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1y ago
Firstly I think this is neat, but the dam has burst. This might be great for educational institutions but the idea of people needing to know what everyline does as output feels mute to me in the face of agentic AI.
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2y ago
I use a Macbook - but the slow and cumbersome animations for virtual desktops mean that I hardly use them.
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2y ago
This is amazing as a prospect and something that I massively support. Kudos!
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2y ago
A pure passion project. I have been fortunate enough to ride a bike across the world in numerous amazing places and it's been wonderful. What is not great, however, is the amount of money it costs to get a tour planned which is often e
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2y ago
Blimey, that's great! Thanks
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2y ago
This is neat, thanks so much!
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2y ago
This is super interesting for me - but I'd love to put it on a bicycle (they are often locked up and stationary - for example) but move at faster speeds. Maybe this means they are only useful at tracking information when locked/st
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2y ago
Oak National Academy | Platform Engineer (SRE) | Full-Time | Remote (UK)| 65,460 GBP The Oak National Academy are looking for a Platform Engineer to help bolster their SRE offering. Oak provides teaching resources for students across Englan
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2y ago
In my experience, the surest way to security mess ups are when frustrated developers share credentials due to an overcomplicated sharing process of credentials. This obviously should not happen, but is why I am an advocate for 1Password.com
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2y ago
Looks neat! Awesome stuff, the keybindings are great to be included in the first releases too.
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2y ago
One huge question is whether or not you took the time to read the T&C yourself, or got ChatGPT to analyse that for you too. Regardless, I'm in awe of your approach to being a serial contester.