nnntriplesec

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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
Would this make ssh more robust against intermittent connectivity? like https://mosh.org/ without needing to run mosh on the server
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
Ah... the good old analog hole https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog_hole
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
see my reply above
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
Yes I run an init system that starts multiple processes and services. All in a Docker container. I would be very keen to understand why LXC is better than Docker for this. I've also read this kind of "marketing" around so cal
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
When people talk about containers they almost always mean Linux containers, i.e. a collection of features in the Linux kernel that allow creating the illusion of containers. Needless to say, this doesn't make any sense on macOS because
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
Depends on the kind of container. It is not necessarily true that 1 container == 1 process. I run Docker containers with 1000s of processes.
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
13000x 10MB memory, to be precise
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
I would pay attention to ChatGPT et al. Maybe that's killing SEO a little bit, no? You can't quite optimize for queries to a static model that has already been trained. Perhaps long term you can influence the next model release by
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
I agree with you but this is likely just the opinion of us techies. Not sure if it generalizes to most people.
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
How so?
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
> How would you make a distinction between my Python code making a request from your API endpoint, and a GPT-controlled Python program making the same request? Your API endpoint would see a bimodal distribution of latencies. The higher l
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by nnntriplesec 3y ago
> [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8185276/find-size-of-git ... I think what OP needs is a way to know the repository size BEFORE cloning it first. In that case I think you need to query the git server&#x