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by znpy 2mo ago
> The API is so cheap (about $0.13 per million blended tokens; $0.14/$0.28 in and out) But will it be like this forever? Buying the hardware hedges against unilateral pricing spikes.
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by znpy 2mo ago
Afaik github is a ruby shop. My (wild!) guess is that their choice of ruby came back to bite their ass and now they can't keep up with the load.
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by znpy 2mo ago
The us is not totalitarian at all. You can easily mock the orange man (trump) or the wife of the famous Epstein friend (Hilary and Bill) in the US. But you can’t mock winnie the pooh (xi jin ping) in china.
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by znpy 2mo ago
> at the time, he [Linneaus] was probably mostly thinking of “white European cultures” How boring this is, makes me want to close the page immediately. The guy, Linneaus, lived in the 1700s and “white European cultures” were all there wa
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by znpy 2mo ago
Don’t take a look at nancy pelosi’s stock returns! /s
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by znpy 2mo ago
The use case you describe (small team) can just use a shared helm chart, customised through values.yaml to run whatever image is needed. This (deployah) add a very large layer of complexity. It’s a no for me.
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by znpy 2mo ago
> Nice machine, by the way. an Apple M1. > 2 CPU cores and a 1920×1200 display. All the bells and whistles. i'm actually using a macbook neo and my display resolution is not 1920x1200 > You've got LaTeX installed. You wri
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by znpy 2mo ago
This is overall a bad idea, and I wouldn't touch the clusters i managed with a ten-foot pole. For starters, having nothing running in the clusters means you have to give rw cluster access to developers. Developers should not be allowed
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by znpy 2mo ago
Which in fairness should be blamed on the candidates, not on the company. I might as well do the same just to be able to filter out candidates willing to do that. And laughing about the possibility of copying data doesn’t necessarily mean a
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by znpy 2mo ago
Both countries are communist countries by the way. The fact that communism naturally evolves in totalitarianism should be noted.
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by znpy 2mo ago
Eh, not quite. China is not “just china”, it’s a totalitarian regime without freedom if speech, without worker’s rights and without many/most of the freedoms we take for granted. “China wins” is really “modern hyper/technological
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by znpy 2mo ago
I’m out of the loop, what was this all about?
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by znpy 2mo ago
I really think this is apple feeling really threatened rather than confidential data really being stolen. Apple is known for threatening companies that hire from them, and occasionally having secret agreements with other companies not to hi
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by znpy 2mo ago
You can very likely do the click-and-hope on your own with a 20 $/month cursor/codex/claude/grok subscription. edit: actually if you have the weird/exotic hardware you’re in the best position to do so as you can act
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by znpy 2mo ago
Maybe it’s just me beginning to get old but at some point i understood that neither coffee nor energy drinks were helping me in any meaningful way. For starters if i don’t sleep a decent amount of hours i’ll be zombie, then i need a decent
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by znpy 2mo ago
> that's but a formality we should render obsolete Says who?
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by znpy 2mo ago
I haven’t used gnome boxes in a few years, but last time i tried it was essentially an useless toy. I wonder if they are at least trying to be as cool as the good old virt-manager or if they are going full gnome (that is, four buttons and t
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by znpy 2mo ago
> Am I the only one who thinks this is becoming increasingly common? Yeah, and it’s an awful attitude. Honest questions are hardly ever an issue.
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by znpy 2mo ago
I don’t think you understand the difference between borg, kubernetes and google cloud platform
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by znpy 2mo ago
In the specific case of alcohol you should also take a look at how many families were created due to alcohol
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by znpy 2mo ago
I saw this change in cursor but i avoid ir 95% of the time by virtue of booting cursor by typing “cursor .” in the shell rather booting cursor from the icon and then opening the project/folder/whatever. Also, i occasionally use cu
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by znpy 2mo ago
You’re right, i’ll flag it as spam and move along next time
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by znpy 2mo ago
> What do you think Kubernetes is? Essentially an abstraction layer above the infrastructure (physical or virtual). Considering it was released by google AFTER the launch of google cloud platform, i honestly see it as a way to make apps
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by znpy 2mo ago
Awful take on the matter. They’re all responsible adults until something goes wrong and they do something horrible.
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by znpy 2mo ago
Absolutely, i was just being ironic :)
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by znpy 2mo ago
Looking forward to see G2EE being released as a specification /s
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by znpy 2mo ago
> It kind of confirms a hypothesis I have that the next phase of AI development will be about getting smaller isn't that, in the end, the case with all/most technologies? i can get a petaflop of compute capacity in a dgx spark
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by znpy 2mo ago
I don’t do programming for a living (i manage infrastructure) but i have a very fond memory of java from the earliest days of my career. I really really think that java is weighted down by all the ceremonial enterprise stuff that has accumu
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by znpy 2mo ago
Nice wall of text, but given the length and the awful color scheme… i had to ask chatgpt to summarise it
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How to Read an RFC(mnot.net)
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