tryauuum

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by tryauuum 8mo ago
man this sounds so realistic, a system administrator saying "yes! Now we can migrate to the IPv6" after the 99.9 percent of the world population is killed
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
my screen is 60 percent banners about cookies and account creation when I use x
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
confidential computing?
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
one thing comes to mind https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Holocaust_denial
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
those alertmanager descriptions feel scary. I'm stuck in the zabbix era. what do you mean "progressive rollout of new alerts across the organization"? what kind of alerts?
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
You could've at least tried to put the blame on both parties in this scenario
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
How will this help connecting to the internet?
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by tryauuum 9mo ago
wouldn't they run on neoclouds? paying AWS for GPUs is shooting yourself in the foot money-wise
129.
by tryauuum 9mo ago
I guess they autoresume from idle if an https request comes to a sprite
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by tryauuum 9mo ago
> They go idle and stop metering automatically, so it’s cheap to have lots of them. I use dozens. > Despite all that, they’re fully durable. They don’t die until I tell them to. what?
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by tryauuum 9mo ago
eGPU in his case is just a pcie extension cable and slot, what's there to not work. There's no translation layer, pcie all the way
132.
by tryauuum 9mo ago
try disabling collecting the history about the videos you've watched in YouTube settings. There are still some recommendations after that but they are less cringe
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by tryauuum 9mo ago
> It’s under appreciated how unreliable GPUs are. NVIDIA’s hardware is a marvel, the FLOPs are absurd. But the reliability is a drag. true
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by tryauuum 9mo ago
I wish interesting times would come without the castrated internet
135.
by tryauuum 9mo ago
Ah, the IPv6 leak, never thought of that. Disabling IPv6 in the os pays off again
136.
by tryauuum 9mo ago
ah this is why I heard my coolers spin up
137.
by tryauuum 9mo ago
I was looking for a project which would run an LLM-powered character (like Clippy), who would periodically screenshot my screen and comment on my life choices. Sadly the only project I've found was for windows OS
138.
by tryauuum 10mo ago
yes, pretty unlikely to have them, as long as all your customers are actually ML people
139.
by tryauuum 10mo ago
the bigger the company is the less they can invest in customer support. Because what the client will do anyway, leave them to some alternative? sue them? very unlikely
140.
by tryauuum 10mo ago
even if the datacenter provider owns the IP ranges and thus gets all the abuse mail, they are kind of incentivized to keep you as a customer? since you are paying them also, if you get your own IP ranges then the provider won't care mu
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
who are the digerati?
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
can someone explain me like I'm 10 what is a BAR? Like it says something about mmaping 256 GB of per GPU. But wouldn't it waste 2T of RAM? or do I fail in my understanding of what "mmap" is as well.. EDIT: yes, seems lik
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
I don't know. To me, any programmer looks a little insane, no matter of their motivation. Because how can you write code 5 days a week and stay alive? I do program but I treat is a nessesary evil which has to be done to solve some issu
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
My favorite was "we can trigger your website to initiate a connection to the server we control". They were running their own mail servers and were creating a new accounts on our website. Of course someone needs to initiate a TCP c
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
if I remember correctly the attacker got caught in such a silly way he wanted to demonstrate that he indeed has the private data. But he fucked up the tar command and it ended up having his username in the directory names, a username he use
146.
by tryauuum 10mo ago
GitHub can suck my ass, I think this is the most suitable feedback to them I've spent more than a month trying to delete my account on GitHub, still couldn't do it
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
Arkady Volozh, obviously
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
you clearly don't know anything about nebius They have a lot of hardware in e.g. Finland. I don't think they provide GPU access to the russian companies, feel free to correct me
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by tryauuum 10mo ago
I've spent this weekend mostly in bed, and on a PC watching memes When I am at work and I see a customer or a colleague who needs some help I instantly conjure some motivation and can write some code... But when I'm alone at home
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by tryauuum 11mo ago
reminds me of the "Lenin was a mushroom" hoax

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