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Show HN: Nvidia-converge – Plan/apply/rollback for Nvidia drivers on Linux
(github.com)
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4mo ago
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zeroecco
6mo ago
I did use an LLM to workshop my comms; I tend to go on and on so I put my my comments through a LLM to clean up my replies. the opinions and the project are mine, but the polish isn't. I'll knock it off for the rest of this thread
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zeroecco
6mo ago
True and decent read. Holos is a generic runner underneath, and I'm not trying to compete on the curated-OS-image front; the assumption is you bring a cloud image and cloud-init does the rest. Unattended installs for Linux work today t
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zeroecco
6mo ago
Docker does have both docker run and docker compose... Holos is compose-only right now. A holos run on top of the same VM machinery isn't a huge lift; mostly it's deciding what the sensible defaults are (image, cloud-init user, po
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zeroecco
6mo ago
Your path makes a ton of sense too! You get typed languages, state management, and the Incus team's work on the QEMU layer. The tradeoff I wasn't willing to make is the daemon + state store: Incus wants to own the VM lifecycle the
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zeroecco
6mo ago
Thanks! Honest answer: nope. Holos talks to QEMU directly and skips libvirt entirely — that's deliberate (no XML, no daemon, state lives in a single directory per project), but I like the idea of being able to import vm's. I will
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zeroecco
6mo ago
Fair — the YAML shape is similar. The differences that matter to me: GPU passthrough works without fighting the provider plugin ecosystem, healthchecks gate depends_on instead of you sleeping in a provisioner, and there's no Ruby, no v
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Show HN: Holos – QEMU/KVM with a compose-style YAML, GPUs and health checks
(github.com)
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6mo ago
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Ask HN: When does writing scripts turn into being “programmer”
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3y ago
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zeroecco
10y ago
ugh, more ME noise. so ME has a lot of evidence that they are lying through their teeth, if they were so worried why let all the other brands do the hands free thing? http://www.caranddriver.com/features/semi-autonomous
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zeroecco
11y ago
This article is so one sided it is painful. it is almost like Sheldon Cooper wrote this article. As an engineer I am offended and hurt that we are referred to as “Tony Stark’s tailor”.
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zeroecco
11y ago
likely. but that wasn't my intent.
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zeroecco
11y ago
it's Dragon's Blood, I mean common, who can compete with that?!
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zeroecco
11y ago
Why is it cheaper to live in China then the USA? Because China has a huge import/export deficit and artificial devaluation of currency. It does not play part to the global economy like others do through deliberate manipulation. It rema
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zeroecco
11y ago
no they are being pinched by the artificial devaluation of a currency in comparison to other currencies set by a foreign government. If all other things were held true and this was global market, this wouldn't work. My argument holds t
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zeroecco
11y ago
I haven't been to China specifically, but I have been to Germany, Japan, Mexico, Canada, all over the USA, Poland, and France. I HAVE spoke with painters, not normally by choice lol (because my wife is one) and universally the pinch is
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zeroecco
11y ago
is synthetic vanilla `less than` real vanilla? People are not the problem here, the product is. It lacks in the POINT of art. Art is like going to a concert, an expression of the human condition. Why go if you can listen to a perfect mix of
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zeroecco
11y ago
And now I know why so many fine artists can't find work unless it is purely original work (a highly volatile market). I am saddened deeply that even art has degraded to this. if you want a print, buy a print from a printing machine. Yo
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11y ago
That is simply not true. People eat out more today then ever before in the past 100 years in the USA based on income. http://www.forbes.com/2006/07/19/spending-income-level_cx_lh... Food carts are a perfect e
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11y ago
Yep!
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zeroecco
11y ago
I cooked for a little over a decade all said and told. Eight of those ten years I made less then $10 bucks/hour. Food is a difficult thing to make money on in the USA. Without margin, wages cannot increase. Last time I checked margin i
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zeroecco
13y ago
it is happening again. Apple (aka macintosh) is trying to squeeze blood from a rock. Three rocks actually. They didn't learn the first time. Innovation has died yet again at Apple. This time though they have an cash cow (iTunes) on han
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13y ago
Spend more time on LRTHW. I need more lessons to get better!! (kidding)
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Beauitful Art from a legally blind artist
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14y ago
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Coding. A Labor of Love
(blog.zeroecco.com)
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14y ago
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Appfog Takes On Amazon Lock-In With OpenStack
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14y ago
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Share your code, get some cash.
(blog.appfog.com)
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15y ago
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AWS Micro, is it the Devil?
(blog.zeroecco.com)
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15y ago
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zeroecco
15y ago
and you get those three apps free forever, can't skip that little tidbit :)
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zeroecco
15y ago
good read
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