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Typing this from an Asus X99 WS 3.1 with a E5-2696v4 . I got 256GB of RAM, sees only 128GB but I am sure with some overvoltage and lowering the ram speed it could see all 256GB.
if anybody got a tip, i'd be more than glad to listen, please.
Not everyone lives in SanFra, my man, and can afford to throw a salary on a lab.
i'm sorry, I cannot agree that anything like that can create "originality".
> The "locals don't want to do those jobs" comptemptuous rethoric of the left has always been false, locals don't want to clean the sewers for the minimal wage, but will do it for a proper salary.
apologies, but those of us in the Left agree more with the second part of your sentence than the Left. Are you mixing Leftists and Liberals, perchance?
Comment is made after May 1st, international strike day.
> If eVTOLs take off, it's way more realistic to site a helipad uptown than dig a new rail tunnel.
We will see what happens the first time one of them crashes.
> This article tries to build upon a lot of half-truths or incorrect facts, like this:
yeah i was wondering why my bullshit detector was going off. This feels as if someone who cooks for Ramsey's kitchen is trying to predict the end of the market hike.
can you put some kind of filter the screws the cameras up?
Both do not own their means of production.
Do the bosses live in the US?
If they do, then yes.
Interesting. I might have such a use case. Do you have anything about best practices on how to automate grabbing passwords from vaults? Cuz it seems to me that the vault needs to be kept open or keep the vault password somewhere on disk.
Sure, but does that mean we should accept Peter Theil's gospel in unquestioned?
Honest question, why is ProxyCommand `fun`? What do I get out of ProxyCommand that i do not get out of setting the correct order for ProxyJump and doing an ssh finalhost -- domy --bidding?
UPS (and all of Europe) says otherwise.
> but I'm not sure I know another path of life.
Unionize.
he is comparing the acquisition and utility of those two.
> The wonderful thing about markets that work is that you can swap things out without being under their boot.
This is an illusion. You literally describe Zizek's "Desert of the real": Billionaires own the illusion and you are telling me I get to pick from a selection of choices carefully curated and presented to me.
I know I am not supposed to be negative in HN, but lay off the koolaid, dear colleague.
Totally agree. And the fact that the author says
> What I want is to change the world, not build a large company and teaming up with OpenAI is the fastest way to bring this to everyone.
do no not make me feel all warm and fuzzy: Yeah, changing the world with Tiel's money. Try joining a union instead.
> Nobody knows how LLMs work.
I'm sorry, come again?
nitpicking but why would someone type `sudo su` vs `sudo -i`
no "fuck /u/spez". I'm disappoint.
You mean like Jeremy Hunt in the UK?
I did: Greece, UK, France, Saudi Arabia, Japan and now Norway.
Never paid a single dime out of pocket as a diabetic.
> so wonderful death pods in Canada?
propaganda at it's height.
How about you nationalize your healthcare, so people like that are not depended on their work to get the care they need?
simplify gssapi, for one. single authentication and authorization: submit on slurm? ask kerberos + ldap. can i upload to this service? as kerberos + ldap. Policies applied on this computer? ask kerberos + ldap
i may be naive a bit, i'll accept that, but I really like how AD works (which is essentially kerberos + ldap)
kerberos solves the problem that you can have short one time tokens using your password.
Add public key infrastructure support, make ldap the default store and you got AD. Even better, you can throw all the OAuth crap down the drain.
now, starting services with a password becomes an issue of booting the machine.