Viewing profile — thway15269037
thway15269037
HN member- Joined
- Thu, Jul 30, 2020, 2:53 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 63
- Public activity
- 35 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About thway15269037
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #47383366
It's baffling that with current iteration of hype mania all of the lessons about metrics were thrown out of the window. Goodhart's law anyone? All of a sudden all of the terrible, …
-
comment
Comment #46969064
There are other things very good "at some range of common tasks". For example, stackoverflow snippets, libraries, bash spaghetti and even some no-code/low-code tools.
-
comment
Comment #46395835
Yeah I got corrected above. Good, but not good it took them 3 years.
-
comment
Comment #46395817
Well apparently 3 years later they did a thing. I asked about it so many times I didn't even bother to check if they added it. Though I'm not sure if they did not sneak it as some …
-
comment
Comment #46394529
ChatGPT to this day does not have a single simplest feature -- fork chat from message. That's the thing even the most barebones open-source wrappers had since 2022. Probably even b…
-
comment
Comment #46249807
Now I'm curious: does this situation classify as force-majeure for a major firms? "Hey, you know, actually our entire consumer base just disappeared overnight. Crazy, huh?". And wi…
-
comment
Comment #46222131
And what if they just do it anyway? What are they going to do, sue them? Make them scrub every git repository on the planet?
-
comment
Comment #46179148
Both are deprecated though. And both say something unexpected on their repositories: one suggests you to use Docker Desktop (what?!), the other to try Fedora (what?!!). Am I taking…
-
comment
Comment #46168993
So much this. People don't realize that when 1 trillion (10 trillion, 100 trillion, whatever comes next) is at stake, there are no limits what these people will do to get them. I w…
-
comment
Comment #46151277
So if JavaScript was made on this day, today, it would be named AIScript? Got it. Totally hard to understand the level of hype.
-
comment
Comment #46140850
Then I sure hope Nvidia completely ceases to exist, like SGI, who, ironically, was decimated by Nvidia and cheap consumer hardware.
-
comment
Comment #46137693
So, when anyone will fork in? Call it MaxIO or whatever. I might even submit couple of small patches. My only blocker for a fork to maintain compatibility and path to upgrade from …
-
comment
Comment #46072123
This is nauseating. I hope someone forks KDE into like KDElive or something so I could continue use X11 and not bother with piece of junk of Wayland. The whole thing is a wrong way…
-
comment
Comment #46012069
I had a simple proxmox/k8s cluster going, and fitting RAM for nodes was the last on my list. It was cheapo ol' DDR4. Where I live price for my little cluster project gone up from a…
-
comment
Comment #45973437
Isn't it the whole point of current AI environment? "We can't, we shouldn't, yet we did and look at our stock". I won't bet anything at it but the whole thing, the whole AI economy…
-
comment
Comment #45047090
I don't know about GMP, but I recently built a PC with 9950X3D. As part of initial testing, I ran Prime95 for 48 hours. Everything ran stable, but I noticed that part of the tests,…
-
comment
Comment #44892089
Does nginx still lock prometheus metrics and active probing behind $$$$$ (literal hundreds of thousands)? Forgot third most important thing. I think is was re-resolving upstreams. …
-
comment
Comment #44652588
I don't think combined energy output of every power station on Earth would be enough after we have Electron apps for so long. (edit: typo)
-
comment
Comment #44469040
Grab a used/refurb 3090 then. Probably as legendary card as a 1080Ti.
-
comment
Comment #44262990
I hate how prevalent it has become and it's getting even worse. One company that is buying our product has enforced SSO in theirs installation, making access_token lifetime of 15 s…
-
comment
Comment #43198821
Oh god, even this article has AI and LLM section in it. When I thought distributed system design could not get any worse, someone actually pitched AI slop in it. God I want to dig …
-
comment
Comment #42345339
Before opening this can of worms, can we finally address that there is a hard, hardcoded limit of 255 bytes per file name (folder name) in Linux? Yeah, 255 bytes, that is, like 63 …
-
comment
Comment #41713333
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #40639966
Are they going to remove competitor password manager apps as they did with other things they have incorporated into the iOS?
-
comment
Comment #35889280
Even on most overpriced and insane modern nvme consumer SSDs you'd see numbers like that: Seq Writes 7000 MiB/s; Rand 4k Writes: 44 MiB/s. And the last number haven't really improv…