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rumblefrog

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    Comment #49223776

    Anything more daily human friendly/consumable?

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    Comment #48895581

    Building an unified admin platform[0] for Source game servers & the alikes. I grew up playing Source games and ran a few, but there were always gaps between all the various OSS plu…

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    Comment #48544812

    Little hostile with the refutal

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    Comment #48452111

    The automatically update of my compromised passwords on websites is very impressive, and I wonder how it's achieved.

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    Comment #48406548

    Guess I was right to be suspicious: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48213860

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    Comment #48362918

    Location: New York, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Rust, TypeScript, gRPC/Protobuf, Kubernetes, Nomad, Docker, Terraform, Consul, AWS, Akamai, Fastly, Cl…

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    Comment #48311944

    Wonder if we reached a plateau with the model improvements?

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    Comment #48311846

    Really appreciate the ability to select effort level again.

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    Comment #48213860

    Looks interesting, what's their revenue model? Or how do we know it won't be abandoned in the near future?

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    Comment #47976745

    Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes - New York Technologies: Go, Rust, TypeScript, gRPC/Protobuf, Kubernetes, Nomad, Docker, Terraform, Cons…

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    Comment #47967804

    You can also buy very cheap laptop prior, but the hardware wasn't that good... Until MacBook Neo came along.

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    Comment #47619805

    That number is the total bandwidth for the O2O link.

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    Comment #45381965

    Easier said than done, vendor lock-in is costly to move from.

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    Comment #45070476

    I feel like that job would fall on them :P

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    Comment #44917237

    I tried to deploy a small cluster in the US VA region, but the cluster status kept flipping between Failed and Creating with no clear way of troubleshooting it: 7ad975fb-3c8e-47a9-…

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    Comment #44917067

    I wonder how long before Hetzner adds something like managed Kubernetes to their native product line. They already have S3 compatible object storages, load balancers and more.

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    Comment #44917026

    This looks great! Haven't tried it yet, but should I presume this also does k8s and OS updates for me? Or how managed is it?

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    Comment #44692382

    Could you point to the source of the on-device model? Moreso for curiosity.

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    Comment #44666137

    I find the map the most interesting map: https://map.bgp.tools/ And did not know Mercedes holds such a large block (53.0.0.0/8), and it appears to be mostly dark or unused.

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    Comment #44626987

    But Andrej is no longer with Tesla?

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    Comment #44484279

    Is there an alternative that integrates with a Jira instance? Many of my tasks already exists in forms of a Jira ticket, would be interesting to prompt it to take over a specific t…

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    Comment #43690387

    Isn't the Github repo a mirror?

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    Comment #42799944

    It appears to be a VSCode fork, and supports VSC marketplace extensions, so I would guess Electron

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    Comment #42335651

    I generally find o1, or the previous o1-preview to perform better than Claude 3.5 Sonnet in complex reasonings, new Sonnet is more on-par with o1-mini in my experience. Would expec…