tuananh

you are being sarcastic right?

yeah it's more like opus 4.6 iirc

im pretty sure arch users dont want to associate with ormachy :))

i'm aware of it. i waas using syno with flash cache before. to each their own i guess

yeah right but that's the trade-off i made for total silence & speed :)

i recently went from synology to truenas all flash. i do not miss synology one bit. the opensource ecosystem is already there.

for example, Immich is a huge upgrade to Synology photos. I didn't know how much i was missing out.

I would love to have more vendor supporting GrapheneOS. I doubt that it will happen though as vendors would prefer to have control over the experience.

bit off topic: do lots of people use Prisma Compute? I never heard it in a conversation, in my bubble

from what i read, its just that lots of old features are integrated tightly with github are affected. that is to be expected right?

this is closest thing we have to "cuda on non-nvidia" hardware

sorry, who's Evan?

it may sound personal but from what i can see from afar, they are all correct.

this space is too crowded now. everyone is copying whatever Chainguard is doing

- Chainguard Images

- Chainguard Libraries

- Chainguard VM

...

to do this on non `.metal` instances, you would need to patch kernel right? PVM patch requried?

ibm granite has been open data from the beginning iirc

a very good way of collecting high quality training data.

i imagine the usage from maintainers of high quality projects are excellent training data. much better than average joe

i had this same vision when i created hyper-mcp with modular plugin system via WASM plugins. Too bad, the community moves on from MCP to CLI with coding agent

https://github.com/hyper-mcp-rs/hyper-mcp

that's why. for those who want to read more about this, napi-rs support this natively

https://napi.rs/docs/deep-dive/release

there's fallback to build from source but it would require the builder to have all the toolchain installed (whatever the library is using: could be gcc, python, rustc....)

You should give Depot a try :)

native modules. nodejs can have native modules (written in C++, Rust, etc...). Projects usually ship prebuilt natives binaries (for each arch/OS/Nodejs ABI combination) hosted on GitHub Releases and download them automatically at installation time; fallback to build from source if not found. that's where scripts are used

the reason for not bundling all native binaries is becasue the no. of combinations are huge and it can make module size hundreds of MBs

there's also monty by pydantic https://github.com/pydantic/monty

it's Rust so can be compile to wasm, example: https://github.com/hyper-mcp-rs/monty-plugin

Amazing acquisition for Cloudflare.

my problem is more like legit emails are marked as spam. which make me nervous if i miss anything in the Spam folder.

my only problem with fastmail is their spam filtering is so bad. they mistake legit emails quite often

one of the nit trick that i love :(

when started, yes. but then you want segment (how you segment your user), rollout strategy, etc.. it will get complicated fast

this make perfect sense for cloudflare.

and im sure they can drive down the cost , compared to say launchdarkly