algorithmmonkey

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by algorithmmonkey 1y ago
I keep seeing everyone guessing what the margin is on inference. You say that it's largely break even. We have this person in the thread claim 80% margin ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45462442 ). These numbers a
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by algorithmmonkey 1y ago
Can you explain how the Fed is keeping the cost of labor low, and what they should do to help folks paid enough? I'm not sure I see the connection.
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by algorithmmonkey 1y ago
Rate cuts are priced in at about 100% for a 1/4 point. It might go up for a 1/2 point, but that may also signal fear which could have the opposite effect. I think it's hard to say at this point.
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by algorithmmonkey 1y ago
The Federal Reserve operates under a "dual mandate" from Congress to promote maximum employment and stable prices (low inflation). As unemployment rises, the Fed will lower interest rates to stimulate investment (increase employme
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by algorithmmonkey 1y ago
There are definitely some similarities. I think the main difference is the compatibility of Wasm / WASI. Often for unikernel / libOS, you would need to recompile applications to target the specific unikernel / libOS. The goal
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by algorithmmonkey 1y ago
This example ( https://github.com/hyperlight-dev/hyperlight-wasm-sockets-ex... ) demonstrates starting a sandbox and loading a component. You could imagine you'd write an app that starts and stops any number of comp
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by algorithmmonkey 1y ago
A Wasm component running inside of Wasmtime is just fine. However, when you start to use resources from outside of Wasm, e.g. systems, network interfaces, GPUs, etc., Wasmtime uses OS resources from the host that it is running upon. If this
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by algorithmmonkey 2y ago
Krustlet implemented the Kubelet API rather than the containerd-shim API. That means that with containerd shims, you can use the default K8s kubelet, containerd, and extend your containerd runtime with a shim for executing Wasm. Kubelet is
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by algorithmmonkey 2y ago
I would like to see remote comp be structured with a flat base rate across geos, and then have bonuses for locality to corporate centers. If you feel that it is worth it, you can choose to live close to the office. A flat base rate across g
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by algorithmmonkey 2y ago
Same thing happens with MSFT. Remote comp is location dependent.
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Extending WebAssembly to the Cloud with .NET(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by algorithmmonkey 3y ago
Maybe a good candidate in this organization is one that will leverage every edge they have to produce a desired result. Resourcefulness and risk tolerance are a potent pair.
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by algorithmmonkey 4y ago
One of the things we are using it for is for running wasm workloads with cluster networking on K8s. A shim like this makes it simple to construct a small OCI image since all that needs to be included is the wasm module, rather than needing
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by algorithmmonkey 4y ago
What is the common spec for Knative? It seems like one runs an app as normal in a container and then the special scaling sauce is handled by Knative. When I think of a portable spec for serverless, I think of something more like a Trait of
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by algorithmmonkey 5y ago
Been using cloud-init on Azure Linux VMs for a long time (5+ yrs). Did you experience this on a specific distro?
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by algorithmmonkey 6y ago
Azure has an incubation project which is building a Golang CRD generator and a generic Azure resource controller [k8s-infra]. It will likely end up being used in Azure Service Operator [ASO]. [k8s-infra]: https://github.com/
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by algorithmmonkey 6y ago
The management cluster is definitely a pattern. Cluster API is designed to have a management cluster to build workload clusters across region and provider. https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/
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by algorithmmonkey 7y ago
A casual computer user is going to figure out they need to comment out a GRUB line? Nope. That is an experience that will push them right back to OSX or Windows.
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by algorithmmonkey 7y ago
For quite a few, it is a _main_ goal for the speakers to either draw attention to their company's product or to provide an air of thought leadership on behalf of their company.
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by algorithmmonkey 8y ago
Isn't this the point of licensing? The author or company building the software requires money in exchange for using their software. The revenue acquired through the license is then use to pay for additional development. Revenue sharing
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by algorithmmonkey 8y ago
Check out https://gobuffalo.io/en/docs/testing/ Coming from a rails background, this was the closest out of the box testing experience. Tests are generally handled within a transaction and also offer fixtures
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by algorithmmonkey 8y ago
> Of course, the stateful service feature is lost. But k8s does not have that feature either. Persistent Volume Claims go a long way toward the stateful service "feature". To go another step further on stateful services, SF&#x2
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by algorithmmonkey 9y ago
You sure that's AMQP 1.0 or 0.9? I say that b/c ActiveMQ is AMQP 1.0 ( http://activemq.apache.org/amqp.html ) and RabbitMQ is probably running 0.9 unless you are using the experimental 1.0 plugin. Nearly all the lib
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by algorithmmonkey 10y ago
Also took it before the chat bot... :( If you are thinking about a masters in CS, you must check out the OMSCS program. The cost to value ratio is completely off the charts! "total program cost of about $6,600 over five terms"
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by algorithmmonkey 11y ago
So, get in your car at 7 am to get to work by 9 for your daily stand up. You then work your 9 - 10 hrs., because it's a good day and no major deadline looming. Then you get in your car at 6 pm (you skipped lunch or ate on the run) for
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by algorithmmonkey 13y ago
Thank you for the heads up about ruby devs liking *nix tools and not ide's. The fact of the matter is grep is a poor tool to try to find your step definitions. There are tools out there that are much better for such things, vim with h
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by algorithmmonkey 13y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not for or against the use of cucumber. The second claim against cucumber / gherkin is not it's fault, it's the toolset's fault. Using grep to find your step definition is not very effective. If you
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by algorithmmonkey 13y ago
News site via an iOS sim, so I can read more news in the browser. Turtles all the way down.
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by algorithmmonkey 13y ago
I still get a kick out of seeing apps running in the browser. It blows my mind. Oh, quick link if you want to try a few https://www.cisimple.com/featured_apps .
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by algorithmmonkey 14y ago
true story. we could do worse than moving toward something like: http://stateless.co/hal_specification.html .

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