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I hear great things about OrbStack; unfortunately the licensing tied to their free offering doesn't play nicely with corporate environments (and we're cheap!).
I switched to Colima instead and couldn't be happier.
That is shamefully poor security.
Yeah this made zero sense to me - I have never seen someone consider POST secure because it can't "be seen".
Security through obscurity and all that...
"Preventing the Collapse of Civilization" by Jonathan Blow comes to mind - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSRHeXYDLko
A fantastic talk.
Legal aliens absolutely have the same First Amendment rights as citizens.
After years of trialling a variety of notebook setups, I eventually fell back to vscode & git. I've even given up on Markdown (nothing wrong with it, I just realised I never actually view my own notes in parsed Markdown so I stopped bothering).
All I need is a file structure that I understand, and an editor for typing and searching :)
Git is great for (i) persistence, (ii) availability and (iii) the merge flow encourages me to review/clean changes before merging them to main.
On that point, I don't think most adults understand the ramifications either!
As someone who's never even seen the term written before, that's exactly how I pronounced it..
This is truly music to my ears!
Very similar experience. My instinct would be to fight the sickness and push through, but in reality you need to stop immediately and try again in a few hours. Your tolerance tends to build exponentially!
Hmm perhaps you are right.. There's no context on the page about what ">128k" means so possibly a bad assumption on my part!
That's a surprising statistic. I quite literally don't know one single person who owns both a Mac and iPad.
Absolutely. Gemini results tend to drop off after 128k tokens according to RULER: https://github.com/hsiehjackson/RULER
This. Most companies running on AWS/GCP/Azure are paying nowhere near the advertised costs.
B2B deals are not like consumer ones. Often times companies will "trade" their own business' service in place of cash.
Anecdotally, I am yet to meet a single person, in or out of my professional life, who thinks ChatGPT is in any way sentient.
The post-mortem results are presented as if events happened as a random set of unfortunate circumstances:
Public RCAs are nothing more than carefully curated PR stunts to calm customers. You can be sure the internal RCA is a lot more damning.
That's interesting..
I wonder if we have the same roadblocks here (Ireland/EU), or if there's just zero innovation in the area. Probably both.
Not a US citizen so forgive me - but does the IRS not auto file tax returns for "regular" incomes - those managed fully by your employer?
In my country, it's automatically done for those with "regular" incomes, even end of year tax back is as simple as logging on to Revenue and clicking a button.
You're only on your own if you're self employed, generate non-standard income etc (like shares, which I imagine most people on HN are).
In those cases, the government does _not_ know how much you earn until your audited. And audits are neither automated nor simple, a dedicated auditor is tasked with identifying all your sources of income and verifying everything. Point being it's manual.
We're experiencing a lot of performance issues with Istio in larger clusters of 4-5k pods and several k services, where high churn rates causes the control plane to go ballistic.
KWOK allows us to reproduce this load without spending a penny.