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by vergessenmir 3y ago
Personally I'd recommend Ollama, because they have a good model (dockeresque), the APIs are quite more widely supported You can mix models in a single model file, it's a feature I've been experimenting with lately Note: you d
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by vergessenmir 3y ago
I find the desktop and mobile experience you be fairly aligned. There are few plugins I've installed that won't work on the mobile version (e g Surfing plugin)
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by vergessenmir 3y ago
Lift and shift is a cloud migration strategy which involves moving your applications to the cloud with little to no modification. For example, you have an application running on a server in your data-centre, you then deploy a VM in the clou
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by vergessenmir 3y ago
I'm not sure looking at the dictionary helps your argument since The OED, Collins and the Etymology dictionaries state the meat definition as the primary and some don't even have the more modern variations. Also, shouldn't yo
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by vergessenmir 3y ago
This decision avoids confusion. To see how ridiculous this sounds try the naming convention in the opposite direction: Meat-based spinach - tastes like the real thing. It's confusing, what am I really eating here?
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by vergessenmir 4y ago
Which is why it's pretty much the safest area to cycle because motorists are primed to expect cyclists on the roads but you only have to travel 2 minutes east and traffic becomes much heavier and more chaotic pretty quickly
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by vergessenmir 4y ago
I'm based in London and wondering if there are places to buy lion's mane whole?
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
I took a similar journey. I remember getting slackware on 16 3.5inch floppy disks and being super excited on being able to run an OS that took less memory and being able to build and run polyray faster. Then I moved onto slack from walnut
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
Or none at all.
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
I'm not sure where I stand on this since the topic is outside of my expertise. From a distance it looks like someone talking about their area of expertise, related to their work. How different is someone like me making a questioning a
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
Custom Cloudwatch metrics are expensive to write to making them useful for coarse grained high level service metrics. If you can afford it go ahead but setting up some other cloud native monitoring service may be the way to go.
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
If I read it right she didn't say it was chronic, unless I missed that. It may have been episodal which happens to most people at some point in their. I can understand the approach ( and not necessarily agree) if it were a chronic life
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
I agree wholeheartedly while being empathetic with what she's going through. The identification is, as you say, dangerous. Most people have depressive episodes at least once in their lifetime, and it can leave just as suddenly as it co
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
They got the developer facing API just right making containers accessible but their promised plugin architecture never did come. There was an arms race between them and the community to lead the story on new functionality. For example flan
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
They are hard for sure. Docker did make some fundamental mistakes early on, especially on community engagement and open stable APIs. It is a shame since I rooted hard for them in the early days.
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
The EU has a cap on the work week which you can opt out of, so most businesses 'asked' you to sign a waiver to work at the company. You can't force people not to work, so you'll have some people who will choose to and s
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you thought I meant left/right bias, I was looking at this from the lens of Facebook being a global platform. To expect an even response across all political parties across all governments by
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
Facebook is a public company and can do whatever it feels right to do as long as its legal. The concentration of power here is worrying. The bias in their corrective action should worry us more, as should the possible extension of these typ
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
Hate to pile on GoCD. But I second this. In 2015 they were a contender when Jenkins was showing it's age and Gitlab was in its infancy. Development was fairly stagnant and felt 'closed' to external contributions. I was hopefu
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
I second this. Nomad is a nice middle. Like the post above I've built tools to fill that gap. What I don't understand sometimes is why there aren't many more orchestration tools in the ecosystem. Some tools emerge; work and t
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
Some comments have mentioned memorising the piece which helps a great deal. One major difference I employ in my practice is this: Instead of speeding up, I speed down. I play the section of notes as chords (which is the fastest you can go).
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by vergessenmir 5y ago
I have wondered if anyone is using minio at really large scale, or if there any examples of production use at its limits?
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
I have started looking at this for Svelte projects from a post yesterday on non-javascript build tools. Very promising indeed,
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
I believe you're referring to the lawsuit from last year filed by the Texas attorney general. It's a complaint where nothing has been proved in relation to the scanning of WhatsApp backups. Unless there's something new on thi
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
I'm not sure what you're saying here. I can see this being a problem when you have cross-team dependencies and your roll-back requires coordination. Even then it's manageable if your production deployments are version pinned,
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
One of my favourite snippets of bashrc code for navigating directories below. Whether it beats navigating with a file explorer is up to you but I drastically prefer it. <code> export MARKPATH=$HOME/.marks function jump { cd -
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
The article does not address any of the problems related to microservices and provides approaches that seem deceptively language agnostic which are in fact heavily dependent and influence your microservices design. It's interesting tha
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
It's also been reported that it wasn't the season for the bat species. Those in favour of the lab leak hypothesis point out that the virus showed up on the scene with all the evolutionary capability to spread amongst humans i.e wi
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
I'd like to point out that the article does mention that their system is not single process. They have a database, caching layer and web servers at the very least which could be run on a single box. The number of API calls is a matter
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by vergessenmir 6y ago
A bag of words with negative and positive sentiments is shown to a bunch students and the main takeaway is fake news can direct your behaviour? Were the political students left or right leaning, did they have psychometric profiles of the st

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