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zacksiri
2y ago
I chose LXD for several reasons. There is much less overhead cost when it comes to managing an LXD cluster: - It's more vertically integrated for example networking across node is built in, you get it out of the box. - It supports stat
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zacksiri
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Hey there! Founder of Opsmaru here. I didn't expect the post to get to the first page after it didn't get upvoted when I first posted it. Happy to answer any questions about the product and this post!
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Agent-Less System Monitoring with Elixir Broadway
(opsmaru.com)
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Most developers avoid GPU because of pricing. It’s simply too expensive to run 24/7 and there is the overhead of managing / bootstrapping instances loading large models to do intermittent instances. That’s the gist of it I think.
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Vector Search Demystified: Embedding and Reranking
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zacksiri
2y ago
I was thinking this exact thing as I was reading the article.
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zacksiri
2y ago
Actual AI here.
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zacksiri
2y ago
I've been a redis / elasticsearch user since the early days. Seeing these companies grow has been sources of inspiration for me. I'm glad you're back and look forward to redis's future. There is still a lot of work
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zacksiri
2y ago
I use s6 in my product. It’s the standard for every app deployed using our platform. Couldn’t be happier with the decision. You can see how we provision s6 files here https://github.com/upmaru/pakman
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zacksiri
2y ago
I wonder if the same sentiment applies to products using .ai TLDs. The thing about AI is it reminds me of what Steve Jobs said about speeds and fees. People care about "1000 songs in your pocket" not "30GB hdd". AI seems
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Data Visualization for Machine Learning in Elixir
(zacksiri.dev)
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zacksiri
2y ago
I think it's important to realize, each level of abstraction has it's pros and cons. Concluding to have to go all the way down the stack and run your own data center and fiber is extreme. In life it's always going to be a bal
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zacksiri
2y ago
The thing about fly.io / heroku / vercel is you are gaining convenience by giving up control over the underlying infrastructure. When you give up control of the infrastructure you also give up the ability to decide what's rig
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2y ago
It makes sense then for AMD to buy them out. If they’ve trained LLMs with lumi which has a lot of instinct GPUs there is a high chance they’ve had to work through and solve a lot of the gaps in software support from AMD. They may have alrea
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We test Linux base images for our platform
(opsmaru.com)
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Show HN: I built a Home Server | NAS with LXD
(zacksiri.dev)
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zacksiri
2y ago
https://archive.is/YCLBp
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Learning Machine Learning in Elixir
(zacksiri.dev)
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zacksiri
2y ago
Thank you for your explanation. It's helpful to see another perspective on 'understanding'.
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2y ago
I think the problem here is that 'understanding' is not the same as curve fitting. If all one is doing is giving a model lots of data and fitting curves it's not really 'understanding' but brute forcing it's wa
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2y ago
What would be super interesting is having something library, and able to use something like this inside Elixir or Ruby, to optimize hotspots.
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Show HN: Open-sourced LXD / Incus image server
(github.com)
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3y ago
Here’s a blog post that goes into the story of what happened and has more links. Would love feedback on the project and what people would like to see in the future. - https://opsmaru.com/blog/open-sourced-lxd-incus-imag
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3y ago
They might re-purpose the G to Generative Generative Processing Unit works for all cases.
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3y ago
I love astro, coincidentally enough we just enabled astro deployments on our platform engine https://opsmaru.com/docs/application/astro/static/ Our docs is also built with Astro starlight.
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zacksiri
3y ago
There is a good alternative, https://neon.tech check them out. Really good bunch. Product is great and it's open-sourced https://github.com/neondatabase/neon
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> A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution. Depends on how you read this, but to me, this is a replacement fo
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zacksiri
3y ago
Thailand
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I feel like crypto in general was designed by speculation, and not real use-case. If you read the original bitcoin whitepaper we have veered into a completely different direction. I was fortunate enough to build and operate a payment system
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zacksiri
3y ago
This is one of the marks of good product managers. Cut the cruft from the product. It's refreshing that in this case regulators are cutting things from the product rather than enforcing things to be added like cookie banners.
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