sureglymop

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by sureglymop 5d ago
I highly agree. I am very interested in the AI news but the distribution isn't right at the moment. It doesn't really feel like the same website to me.
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by sureglymop 10d ago
I do this often when corresponding with businesses/companies and I've been asked before if I have a similar business or am in their line of work also...
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by sureglymop 11d ago
Looking at the issues, do I understand it correctly that you have some way to install directly from repositories if they contain a `cloudinabottle.toml` file? If yes, regardless of who made the issues, that seems like terrible architecture&
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by sureglymop 12d ago
This is much better but I can still tell. But I'm sure you guided it a lot to arrive at this state. Surely people with less care are one shotting and publishing boring websites.
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by sureglymop 12d ago
Not sure if sarcastic but no. Check out for example this website: https://www.geofungames.com/ The functionality more or less works and the website is usable, but the design follows that "AI style". I'm not s
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by sureglymop 12d ago
What bothers me is that I notice it everywhere. Not only does AI have a distinct writing style, it has a distinct style of frontend UI/UX design. I notice it on more and more websites and it bores me. I want creativity and originality.
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by sureglymop 15d ago
But post 2020 HN contains 70% AI related posts on the front page such that the moment it is revealed that something is connected to AI, the excitement seems to falter (understandably so).
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by sureglymop 16d ago
The last release seems to be from April. Aren't GTK and glib theoretically cross platform? Granted, I haven't really seen any example of that though...
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by sureglymop 23d ago
I would (and am) going into MLOps. Not just the general infrastructure/systems administration but how to do inference optimization, caching, quantization, memory pinning, vfio passthrough of gpus etc.
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by sureglymop 1mo ago
I'd say "most people" is wrong. "Most people on HN", yes, probably. Even though people that don't work in tech can now build a lot of stuff I think most wouldn't even know where to begin with stuff like th
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by sureglymop 1mo ago
I think that is an issue. Also, the ability to quickly build any idea might not be such a great thing. Not only do we probably all prefer things of quality that were made with care but some ideas also just shouldn't be built. Over the
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by sureglymop 1mo ago
That depends on the runtime though. For example, libkrun lets you do this: docker run --runtime krun hello-world That starts/runs the OCI in a qemu microvm.
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by sureglymop 1mo ago
What is the main benefit over doing something like: docker run --runtime krun --rm -it -v $(pwd):/workspace/$(basename $(pwd)) -w /workspace/$(basename $(pwd)) --network restricted-net ghcr.io/openai/code
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by sureglymop 1mo ago
Wow that's even worse! I use a catch all email and I recently even contacted a company I bought something from about potentially being compromised because I got a weird email. This here would explain what happened.
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by sureglymop 1mo ago
I wonder how much a European company would care? I mean to say, perhaps this is more about customer sentiment and image than something maybe benign to their profits like five eyes involvement.
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by sureglymop 1mo ago
Mostly unrelated but shopify is incredibly annoying. They introduced this delivery tracking app called "shop" and it has become unavoidable when buying electronics from china. Recently looked at it with mitmproxy and it ships home
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
My (certainly not unique) take is: As with almost everything, choose what you use based on context. There is a very wide range of websites and web applications you can make. For some of those tailwind is a good fit. For many it is not. For
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
Yes. Mostly for learning purposes and for fun. Also, there are things you must drop down to assembly level in order to achieve. Implementing coroutines, a JIT compiler, etc. It's fun to learn about these.
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
I prefer FASM but NASM is a strong second choice. But at the end of the day it really doesn't matter.. purely preference.
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
We do. I always use fasmg and it's amazing!!
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
This looks awesome! I really love the clean and minimalist website design too. I've been excited about using (lib)krun as a drop in replacement for crun/runc for container engines, to make them run qemu microvms. I'm explorin
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
Don't forget that it's only an assumption that scaling more results in better models. There may be a ceiling to that. If that is hit and the best performing possible model can run in little VRAM, your argument here doesn't ho
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
Pretty sure software developers already had that moment with coding agents. They can't really admit it like this, as it affects their employability now.
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
Can't blame them. What they need is a senior dev as a mentor to pass down tacit knowledge and experience. They might not get that even if they can find a job. Then they not only stagnate but simply have to prompt to even deliver anythi
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
"You can be fired, you can be reprimanded if caught, you can be retaliated against or lose political advantage." You could also silently burn out. Especially if fighting this as your own personal sisyphean uphill battle. I think e
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
What makes someone a script kiddie or not a script kiddie? Imo this differentiation is totally pointless now. It gives everyone with access to AI the ability to use it as intended but also otherwise. But that is true for the defensive side
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
I highly agree. I once registered a domain through them that happened to be my last name but coincidentally also the name of a company. They restricted me from using the domain and never refunded me the yearly fee for it (citing trademark r
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
That's unfortunate. I'm sorry, I should have checked that before recommending. Looks like your only option from an ubuntu host is to build from source.
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
Oh, you do need to install it. e.g. on arch: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/krun/
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by sureglymop 2mo ago
You can do this with libkrun. I use it as a podman backend which works exactly as you describe here. podman run --rm -it --runtime=krun ubuntu sh

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