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811.
by wg0 3y ago
AVP actually erodes the brand value given the price and value proposition if seen together.
812.
by wg0 3y ago
It's the terrraform part of the LSP that's buggy and there's an issue open for that on Terraform extension's GitHub repo.
813.
by wg0 3y ago
Thank you. Humans over machines. Safety over hype.
814.
by wg0 3y ago
No doubt but I additionally see it as a pretty American cultural trait as well.
815.
by wg0 3y ago
O-1 visas are pretty darn hard to get by. Most start-up founders would lack the national or international distinction and that too way before even they have started their journey. Those having such kind of distinction would already have goi
816.
by wg0 3y ago
YC is totally a non starter for non US aspirants and it's not YC's fault. Best case scenario - you end up having a company that's registered in US, would be paying taxes in US when it comes to that but you yourself wouldn&#x2
817.
by wg0 3y ago
This could be a unique company idea and business practice that sells source code as DLC under a restrictive license. Imagine Rockstar selling GTA-5 source code as DLC priced at 99.99.
818.
by wg0 3y ago
The hype around LLMs won't last past 2030 I suppose. LLMs - we have statistical inference soup that gets outdated like stagnant pond water and by each passing day, becoming less accurate. I am curious how long the hype wave lasts. Ones
819.
by wg0 3y ago
I cannot deny the productivity boost for seniors though.
820.
by wg0 3y ago
What? I read it all, didn't pay attention to it as I was more interested in the subject but now that you raise it, I can't unsee it. I even feel that ChatGPT UI looking at the blog post.
821.
by wg0 3y ago
And how accurate they are? An image generator that never generates what you have in mind and you have to convince yourself with the result by accepting it and move on? A Q&A engine who's every answer should be reviewed by an expert
822.
by wg0 3y ago
Stupid but genuine question because I never used it. How does Office 365 work? Like Office 2007 and such were all MFC/ATL code bases so calling GDI+ and all that. How does it work now? Canvas and Web assembly etc?
823.
by wg0 3y ago
In five year's time - by 2030, I foresee that lots of inference would be happening on local machines with models being downloaded on demand. Think docker registry of AI models which is pretty much Hugging Face already there. This all w
824.
by wg0 3y ago
This is pure craftsmanship. A heavy undertaking TBH, kind of reinventing browser flow on top of browser primitives.
825.
by wg0 3y ago
It is not about the hypervisor but a solution that pitches itself as a memory cache relies on GC is the main thing I am pointing out. Rust would have been a better choice.
826.
by wg0 3y ago
This is the best case scenario and lots of stuff would be left out, you can't use all of the APIs as is noted in the documentation.
827.
by wg0 3y ago
by corporate warlords I mean - the ones leeching off the open source work. :)
828.
by wg0 3y ago
Why would they write such a critical piece of software in C# or Java for that matter what requires a whole runtime + VM installed.
829.
by wg0 3y ago
Another wonderful piece of open source software swallowed by corporate warlords. Now expecting an OpenRedis fork soon from AWS?
830.
by wg0 3y ago
Not down voting but... Slow clap.
831.
by wg0 3y ago
What exactly sterling secrets looks like? Suppose I work on a video streaming service. Spent 8 years. Now I know in and out of it. The ffmpeg the queues the buckets the meta data and what not. Someone hires me. I build a steaming service. B
832.
by wg0 3y ago
In the broader field of machine learning (I would leave Artificial Intelligence for the marketers) don't think there are as many jobs as much there's hype. A handful of companies are doing LLMs. Rest are doing internal fine tuning
833.
Teslamotors – Ansible Puller at Scale(github.com)
1 points by wg0 3y ago|0 comments
834.
by wg0 3y ago
Book: Networks - Top down approach. Also check the CCNA course "Jeremy's IT Lab" on YouTube. Highly recommend.
835.
by wg0 3y ago
These won't be smaller I guess. Given we keep the number of parameters same. Pre LLM era (let's say 2020), the hardware used to look decently powerful for most use cases (disks in hundreds of GBs, dozen or two of RAM and quad or h
836.
by wg0 3y ago
I could't recall the correct name but originally, it is in Persian حرف باز and in that باز would be transliterated as Baz. But yes, you're right.
837.
by wg0 3y ago
You can scale those things with libraries also. The very browser that you're using to read this comment is an example of it. FreeType, Hurfbaz, Pango, Cairo, Uniscribe, GDI, zlib this that and a deep deep dependency tree built by peopl
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Jailed Imran Khan uses AI video to claim election victory(news.sky.com)
1 points by wg0 3y ago|0 comments
839.
by wg0 3y ago
You can't go wrong with docker swarm. I'd say upto 100 nodes should be no problem and a hundred node cluster is no joke. Most companies don't reach there. In general however, post Nomad licensing - there's a gap for an o
840.
by wg0 3y ago
The DX of k8s is deceptively simple. You might be forgiven for believing that you have got your own private Heroku in your own backyard which you totally own and control. But - Oh boy! The complexity over complexity of moving parts that the

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