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lanycrost
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About lanycrost
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Comment #48759017
I always prefer declarative ways over all others, looks good to me!
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Comment #48758335
Nice job, I will play for sure! I've learned vim with vim adventures years ago and always wondered for a free game to learn.
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Comment #48758281
Postgres design is very complex at first look, but very greatly designed and meaningful, I very like the way they support table-spaces. Good reading!
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Comment #48758211
Good job and very essential design! > FROM postgres:17 > > COPY --from=ghcr.io/pglayers/pgx-pgvector:17 / / > COPY --from=ghcr.io/pglayers/pgx-pg_cron:17 / / > COPY --from=ghcr.io/…
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Comment #48758170
Nice finding, golang and kubernetes toolset is always surprisingly enough and friendly for doing such debuggings. Currently me to running this version so kudos to you!
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Comment #48758114
Static linking is very essential feature for any such language, I've used it a lot with golang and like how elegantly and easily golang do that. Guess you need to have 64 bit :) of…
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Comment #48582241
It's always great to hear about linux in gaming. It's sad that they decide to increase the price for steam deck (even if I have one already). Hope it doesn't mean steam machine wil…
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Comment #48582193
Because of the performance and stability issues I moved to fish for 1 year and I like it even more, it's syntax, functions it's tab completions, for some reason with zsh I always h…
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Comment #48568971
Did you plan to wire this with kube-prometheus-stack?
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Comment #48568922
query strings always had size limit, seems this new type will solve it which will be really good.
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Comment #48568891
Guess it's about cursor own git hosting with AI capabilities. They already have cloud development agents, so this is intentional.
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Comment #48568817
It's always nice to see how open source models growing, hope we will have good performance with lower tier hardware some day.
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Comment #48566372
I have tried ubuntu on mobile only once and never come back, because it had very bad and poor experience compared to native experience of that mobile. On which models this system w…
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Comment #48566297
I'm crazy for gemma and Qwen, really hope we will be able to run LLMS everywhere like a Doom
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Comment #48555399
I moved to nvim from vim and it's seems me to easy and handy for everyday use. While emacs like rocket since :D
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Comment #48555373
but partitioning not adding it's own overheads in DTO/Models side? and what about the performance versus just drops. If it's not for space saving you can just update and add delete…
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Comment #48555277
I use KDE only because SteamOS comes with it, worth to be tried.
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Comment #48555252
Nicely explained. Next time you could try to run it on BIOS/EFI
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Comment #48555203
I'm not asking about kubernetes in interviews too, may be trying to understand do the interviewer understand how containerization, CNI, kube-proxy working under the hood. For me th…
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Comment #48555142
So you're the one who can recreate Apollo mission computer :D
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Comment #48555072
built using Opus 4.8 :D
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Comment #48555057
Bro, you'll spend all your money on such domains while antropic will start releasing 5 to 10 models a year. May be more :D
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Comment #48503363
I will wait when docker or podman will adopt this :D
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Comment #48503350
I have one project built using kubebuilder and for cloud native ai and data pipelines with CRD's as first class citizens and pluggable parts. If you interested I can share the link…
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Comment #48503310
Unlimited context catches m :D I understand that it's not possible but it's worth to be checked to understand how you do your context compressions, etc.