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by zxexz 1y ago
Yea, IME the best manual for nixos/nixpkgs is the repo and the manual for git, grep etc. I clone or save every public repo or article or whatnot i find that helps me or seems interesting. These two examples come to mind: the page that
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by zxexz 1y ago
I’m using that exact feature for a blue/green/another color deploy setup, it’s very nice. The server with the hosted application builds a vm of itself, run some checks. Route traffic to (RR). If it’s all good, send the VM to a sec
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by zxexz 1y ago
You should self host not trust a third party application if you run into either of those things. The weights are open. DeepSeek didn’t change, the application you’re accessing it through did. Or use an enterprise-ready service. Bedrock, fir
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by zxexz 1y ago
The diff-fenced is iirc specific to Gemini models, they really don’t like the file path outside of the fence. The architect mode still uses one of the other edit format, the prompt just ends up a little different.
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by zxexz 1y ago
Yep, this. I see a lot of other worryingly confident answers in the thread that are wrong. SGLang finally has at least some notes[0], but I’m always surprised there isn’t more of a community wide effort to trace down the sources of indeterm
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by zxexz 1y ago
I’m serving it on 16 H100s (2 nodes). I get 50-80 tok/s per request, and in aggregate I’ve seen several thousand. TTFT is pretty stable. Is faster than any cloud service we can use.
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by zxexz 1y ago
I find myself wondering about your story, and would love it if you would elaborate more. I have gotten some use out of LLMs, and have been quite involved in training a few compute intensive (albeit domain-specific) ones. Maybe it's the
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by zxexz 1y ago
We've been living in the buttplug.io timeline for about a decade now, actually!
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by zxexz 1y ago
Yep, you've pretty much nailed it, at least in the US and UK.
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by zxexz 1y ago
I find Gemini excellent for sql. Wouldn’t consider myself an expert in many things, but in sql and database design id consider myself close. I like writing queries and doing the architecture, and that’s where it’s exceptionally helpful. The
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by zxexz 1y ago
It doesn’t. At least not in a way that’s, at best, misleading.
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The convictions of Lucy Letby: should they be overturned?(theguardian.com)
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by zxexz 1y ago
We could use the energy to power a data center on earth!
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by zxexz 2y ago
Probably closer to 50 than 500, assuming you've done something similar before and you have "native" proficiency with another germanic language. Honestly, just read the Dover First German Reader, watch a few TV shows end to en
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by zxexz 2y ago
I find CF poles last at least 400 miles on average through moderately rocky terrain. And rarely catastrophic failure. Lots of collapsible poles tend to start breaking close enough to the sleeve that you can shift the rings and tighten them
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by zxexz 2y ago
This is just standard practice AFAICT. I’ve done it. Everybody I know who’s built apps for unstructured document retrieval etc. is doing it. It works better than The naïve approach, but there are plenty of issues and tuning with this approa
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H.R.238 – Healthy Technology Act of 2025(congress.gov)
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by zxexz 2y ago
Huh. Opposite experience here (New England). Signal increasingly feels like the de facto messenger. I met more random people with Signal, than with iMessage, WhatsApp or Messenger.
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by zxexz 2y ago
Exactly!
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by zxexz 2y ago
I’m not really bothered at all. Something like us may exist many times over in the vast universe. We may never know. And that’s what is exciting, IMO. The idea of dying with all the answers is not that exciting to me. But to die with some o
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by zxexz 2y ago
To be fair, it doesn't explicitly say the deputies weren't already at City Hall, just that they weren't at the scene of the incident they were called for.
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by zxexz 2y ago
I checked out your site (excellent content and very, VERY useful), and I came back comment with what I think is similar feedback that other commenters have. I would suggest a few things - 1. Less resource intensive site - I’m on my phone, a
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by zxexz 2y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. The link is well-documented. I'm pretty certain the only controversies here are in causality.
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by zxexz 2y ago
Only for memoized boilerplate, and that’s the way I’ve used them since I realized I could do it. “AI” hasn’t supplanted the practice for me at all for me, and I’m still surprised that apparently it had for most people. I can insert a templa
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by zxexz 2y ago
This story just keeps getting more and more bizarre. Reading the charges and supporting affidavits, the whole thing is reading more and more like some sort of Yorgos Lanthimos film. The rationalist connection - a literal sequel to the 2022
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by zxexz 2y ago
Yeah, the CN is cdn.media.ccc.de, and SANs on the cert are DNS Name: berlin-ak.cdn.media.ccc.de, berlin-ak.ftp.media.ccc.de, cdn.media.ccc.de, ftp.media.ccc.de, static.media.ccc.de. Unfortunate submission typo! I've done similar a few
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by zxexz 2y ago
It's an open congress put on by a German club, and people giving talks aren't being _told_ to give talks in German. If someone is more comfortable presenting in their native language, why shouldn't they?
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by zxexz 2y ago
I've been to CCC (and hope to continue doing so again when life ceases to get in the way), and it's never bothered me in the slightest. The Congress is organized by the Chaos Computer Club, founded in Germany and consists primaril
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by zxexz 2y ago
I'm a fan of Moxie Marlinspike's response to that post, "The Worst"[0]. [0] https://moxie.org/2012/11/27/the-worst.html
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by zxexz 2y ago
Quite, IMO.

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