rlyshw

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by rlyshw 2y ago
This is kinda getting at a core question of epistemology. I’ve been working on an epistemological engine by which LLMs would interact with a large knowledge graph and be able to identify “gaps” or infer new discoveries. Crucial to this work
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by rlyshw 3y ago
Cool. I've actually been playing with QEMU internals a lot recently. Specifically with the multi-process experimental features. Although I can't seem to find any consistency on where the main project is headed. They admit that the
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by rlyshw 3y ago
I’ve thought about doing this, but a few reservations came up when I considered getting started with a family friend. I just pictured a contracted ”IT MANAGER” getting rabbit holed into some time-sink extreme; 1. Dedicated operational IT ad
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by rlyshw 3y ago
Helm charts are pretty standard, git/kube-native, and lead much more nicely into the more sophisticated operator/controller model. One part I haven't quite put a handle on is where/when to use CRDs in either helm or OLM.
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by rlyshw 4y ago
USPS might be mired in fed scale problems. Maybe a Library is more appropriate? At least, more directly accessible at the local level. I’m just not sure how exactly that would work, or operate thru existing library organization… I think the
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by rlyshw 4y ago
I know that this is a typical HN post, assuming everyone should become a Linux sysadmin. But related to the parent, and recent developments in Zero Trust Access products, I wonder if there is a pathway towards neighborhood-scale sysadmin se
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by rlyshw 4y ago
Linux has been pretty stable for decades now. I’ve been using the same core configs and bulk data in my home compute environment basically since I started using Linux. Remote repos for any syncing needs, then just tar/rsync bulk archiv
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by rlyshw 4y ago
Seems like a lot of ongoing o&m and sustainment of an existing product, similar to any other day-to-day. Do you have insight on what the proposal, design review, and first commits look like when architecting a brand new project? Like wh
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by rlyshw 4y ago
Im building with featherjs[0] right now and I love it. Jwt, user handling, routing, and (most notably to me) real-time functionality is all built in. Probably the most rails-like backend framework I’ve worked with in Node so far. [0] https
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by rlyshw 5y ago
Except the Spotify model is also rife with issues. Artists generally hate Spotify and hardly make a living off of “pay per stream”. Most of them still very much depend on tours, merch, and, at the higher level, brand deals to make any money
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by rlyshw 5y ago
I recently had an issue where my UDP service worked fine exposed directly as a NodePort type, but not through an nginx UDP ingress. I _think_ the issue was that the ingress controller forwarding operation was just too slow for the service&#
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by rlyshw 5y ago
Ha, this is great. I just spent the holiday break launching a kubernetes cluster in my home lab, on which I’ve deployed a Minecraft server to play with my friends. I guess with this I could manage my Minecraft kubernetes deployment WITHIN t
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by rlyshw 5y ago
Love this. A great point. HLS via CDN is really just "downloading files but the source is provided kinda fast"
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by rlyshw 5y ago
Yeah as the sibling comment mentions these WebRTC implementations do not scale. While you "can hook it up" for hyper-specific applications and use cases, it does not scale to say an enterprise, where a single SA needs to support L
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by rlyshw 5y ago
A quick search for "latency" in here has one little hand-wavey blurb about Mux working to optimize HLS. >Using various content delivery networks, Mux is driving HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) latency down to the lowest levels possib
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by rlyshw 5y ago
I'll have to look into it! Now that I've got the 5G-UW plan from Verizon, I wonder if I could actually get >1Gbps to my laptop via wired hotspot.
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by rlyshw 5y ago
Sorta related; I often travel for work and was having an annoying time with Verizon’s hotspot throttling. 4G LTE should be able to run at ~5Mbps but devices connected to the hotspot get throttled down to an insufferable 400Kbps. This was su
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by rlyshw 6y ago
I read the “what exactly does this do?” section and still don’t know what it does. Maybe I’m just dumb, but there doesn’t seem to be any “user story” to succinctly describe what the heck this accomplishes... I just use ctrl-c on windows and
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by rlyshw 6y ago
I assume you are getting downvoted for not adding context so I’ll help; urbit is literally designed around the principle of total ownership. The community (purposefully) does a terrible job of explaining it because of some enlightenment com
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by rlyshw 6y ago
I've done installs of video streaming tech on USAF-managed NIPR net and we've had to reverse engineer some of the mechanisms on their own network... This does not surprise me at all.
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by rlyshw 6y ago
the transparent content suggestion algorithm is insanely good. If you spend any amount of time in the actual app, you'll find it immediately starts catering content to you based on your specific interests (without ever obviously indica
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by rlyshw 6y ago
Once you get the infrastructure set up and cloud-init-enabled template images, servers can be very turnkey. I can spin up a new DNS-addressable, auto-updating Ubuntu VM in two or three clicks then deploy software like this on it from the CL
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by rlyshw 6y ago
The spatial audio feature makes me think that Apple has some level of head movement tracked with airpods. I'm imagining a system where you can just use nods/head shakes to move through some sort of binary decision tree to execute
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by rlyshw 6y ago
What about the WebRTC part? The post ends at RTP out from FFMPEG. Maybe I’m supposed to know how to consume that with WebRTC but in my investigation it’s not at all straightforward... the WebRTC consumer needs to become aware of the stream
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by rlyshw 6y ago
can't even access my vanguard account. Hearing reports from friends/family across the board that they can't access their financial accounts. Fidelity, Schwab, more.
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by rlyshw 6y ago
In my experience, something like 90% of content on Instagram Reels is not originally created there. The recommendation engine (accessed via the search page) is almost exclusively bot accounts that steal and repost low-effort attention-grabb
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by rlyshw 6y ago
This is my same exact thought. Although sometimes I think the blinding light might be a good disincentive to stare at my phone in bed.
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by rlyshw 6y ago
I don’t like having “one-off” apps on my phone for something that safari is more than capable of handling. I prefer to use the web versions of Twitter, FB, and Reddit since they all work fine as just standard modern web apps right in the na
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by rlyshw 6y ago
Not sure about the OP but I’m often browsing on iOS where this isn’t an option.
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by rlyshw 6y ago
This is incredibly cute. Super satisfying to see all of that antique gear in such good shape. It's interesting to think about the progression of various computing interfaces, and compare it to some of the cutting-edge AI-based interact

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