jammo

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by jammo 3mo ago
This is inherent in shared services though, (VMS).
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by jammo 9mo ago
Just so you know the cheapest per kg beef entry is wrong.
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by jammo 9mo ago
Have you found any customers who are too price sensitive for you? Presumably at some point it is cheaper to go and rent bare metal.
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Tips for buying servers in 2026, cheap NVMe option(blog.rackout.net)
3 points by jammo 9mo ago|0 comments
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React components for datacentres and fibre networks(react-networks-lib.rackout.net)
3 points by jammo 10mo ago|0 comments
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by jammo 11mo ago
I don't really understand why Nvidia are investing in datacentres, bubble behaviour. If they were so certain in the long term value they'd provide it IAAS out of owned DCs
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by jammo 11mo ago
Really big impact! I'm not sure how fly or render work but if your compute instances are in $city make sure your planetscale instance is too. You shouldn't be far off 'in region aws' latency at the point.
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Cool Library for Rack Display(react-networks-example-site.vercel.app)
2 points by jammo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by jammo 11mo ago
Imagine what they could do if they focused a little bit more on making TPUs easier to use in real world applications. They are fantastic value but you feel like you're doing so much busy work to use them.
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by jammo 11mo ago
We all need to move away from these big cloud providers. Two medium size smaller providers is enough. -Cloudflare for R2 (object storage) and CDN (Fastly+backblaze also available). -Two VPS/Server providers with a decent reputation and
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by jammo 11mo ago
Yes, but there are options for dedicated server providers who offer dual PSU and ECC ram etc. It's more expensive though for e.g a 24 Core Epyc with 384GB RAM dual 10G netowork is like $500/month (though there's smaller serve
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by jammo 11mo ago
Equinix Metal is now EOL, so worth bearing that in mind..
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by jammo 11mo ago
I have a 2020 intel 10nm quad core MBP and my god even the M2 is so much faster. They are doing absolutely incredible work to be getting >10% improvement every single year without fail starting from that point.
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by jammo 11mo ago
I can see why they add the fee, but they would both garner so much goodwill by giving free accounts if the app you publish is open source. I don't think it would be that hard to automate by requiring a GitHub link.
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by jammo 11mo ago
It's particularly a problem with multiple access points, if it's just one and you need 'ok' coverage you're good.