nosebear

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by nosebear 1y ago
>It's technically incorrect, but it's used for emphasis and hence politeness, and that's probably where your feeling comes from. That's wrong, it's not technically incorrect . In fact before 2006 the only correc
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by nosebear 1y ago
I agree - I always wonder should I go overkill and put everything in its own VM for separation? Is it ok to just use containers? If using Podman, should I use rootless containers (which IMO suck because you can't do macvlan so the cont
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by nosebear 2y ago
Yes, I agree. It will probably be a 3000$ unit.
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by nosebear 2y ago
And AMD already said there is not a 9070XT 32GB coming. Which I understand as "we're building a 32GB card with this chip, but it's not coming before christmas and will cost you a kidney". I really would like to upgrade f
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by nosebear 2y ago
I'm really intrigued to get one, but where is the 32GB version for all the LLM goodness?
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by nosebear 3y ago
This thing would be great for a low-power NAS, but no mainline kernel support, no buy :/
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by nosebear 3y ago
>They need to know if you can write a custom k8s controller in Clojure to generate cronjobs that run k8s jobs that call AWS lambada to ingest data from elastic cakehole and inject it into substandard-IA random availability zone iceberg s
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by nosebear 3y ago
Thanks. Doesn't work with Vivaldi, but on Chromium it does!
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by nosebear 3y ago
Personally, I couldn't care less about Reddit itself, but what's really annoying is that half of my Google searches end up in temporarily closed subreddits. Reddit has become some sort of a Stack Overflow lately - I hope all that
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by nosebear 3y ago
>I use 4 Lenovo M910x's as a kubernetes cluster and home lab. Just asking out of curiosity: Why not a Ryzen 16-Core CPU + 128GB RAM and then VMs / containers everywhere? To me that seems much less hassle than having to pet four
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by nosebear 4y ago
I'm hearing from four different friends from four different companies in Germany that they can't really work right now.
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by nosebear 4y ago
I updated my BIOS, and I'd rather have security fixes than AVX-512 that I don't really need because all I do with this machine is surfing the internet and watching movies. Thanks for the tip nevertheless! I was just referring to O
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by nosebear 4y ago
I bought my i5-12500 (that has no Gracemont cores) just when it came out. Linux reported all kinds of AVX-512 extensions and I could transcode video with Handbrake using AVX-512 without any problems. Later on Intel pushed a microcode update