thelastparadise

Gotta be QUIC er than that, buddy!

Or train a cute little baby llama.

> It's already really hard to buy big HDDs for my NAS

IME 20tb drives are easy to find.

I don't think the clouds have access to bigger drives or anything.

Similarly, we can buy 8x A100s, they're just fundamentally expensive whether you're a business or not.

There doesn't seem to be any "wall" up like there used to be with proprietary hardware.

Yeah they're blocking us as well. They seem to be ratcheting up their lock downs. Also, the recommendations seem to be only getting worse over time (similar to the main Google search.)

I'll be keeping my pickle far away from any radio towers.

You need docker swarm to do docker compose on multiple nodes right?

As soon as you touch swarm you're essentially playing with a k8s competitor.

You might consider k8s over swarm for standardization and community support (CSI, CNI drivers, operators, etc.)

Yeah, we use netbird in prod... it's awesome, rock solid.

There is no reason to take on the added cost of Python for this.

> There’s so many of these things that sound like they should individually cause the system to be crashing constantly, and yet somehow they got it to mostly work.

You just described all of humanity.

We can all do better.

Is H2O bad to put in the air just like CO2?

> DNS would route requests to the nearest proxy based on the caller’s location

Anycast is the proper way to do this. No geolocation required, just dynamic routing protocols optimizing for shortest path.

I don't want ACPI sleep on a server.

> Isn't big tech in a fierce competition for employees?

It sure seems to be in a fierce competition with employees.

Hey man, I'm getting started on the platform. Mind sharing your username?

Wait, outage almost never happens, but you're ready to migrate?

or do I detect a hint of SARCASM in your voice!?

> You can create and render as many graphs as you like with the package offline - only the real-time sync is limited.

Why wouldn't I just use graphviz then?

TBBQF I have no idea what the value proposition of this project is actually supposed to be.

Edit: It seems to have almost 100% feature overlap with graphviz, but it is a paid SaaS? I don't get it...

Edit 2: This has to be a troll post. "Up to 3 graphs" for free --are you kidding me? I can run `dot` a million times in a second for free

Get me thinking:

Are there any good vertical autoscalers out there?

If we simply scaled the machine bigger and bigger (and then smaller) as needed, we'd avoid all the complexities of horizontal auto scaling. The limits of vertical scaling would be rather huge these days.

The simple edit/deploy loop of the blog post would remain 100% usable.

The bonus is that it'd work nicely with using sqlite as a datastore as well.

When he says "serverless tax," a term I haven't heard before, is he talking about the development overhead?

If so, the code/test/deploy loop is certainly much faster with this method than any serverless I've messed with.

If we had 100M tokens plus an LLM that is a few iterations beyond claude 3.5 opus, then sure.

What?

Why not Debian?

No, it most definitely is not.

> edit: I looked into the other co-founder just now and I feel like I'm in the twilight zone

likewise, especially as a profitable bootstrapped founder

it's like these people don't play by the same rules as the rest of us

He talks of a new memory safe kernel disrupting Linux the way Linux disrupted others.

Well, maybe that's exactly what should happen. Maybe rust should have never been allowed in the kernel in the first place.

It's caused a lot of trouble so far and for what? The dev community is fractured and infighting is rampant.

> This confused political aside hurts my soul, and gives the rest of the piece a super villain origin vibe.

Maybe instead of looking down on him through your nose, try considering why so many people are feeling this way.

Have the incentives of the system changed? Are these people visible and valued in society? If not, why not.

Can you live without their labor supporting society?

This is infuriating. I keep clicking on the thumbnail images and it's not expanding to full size.

Unknown unknowns

Seems like an LLM wrote this.