dilyevsky

been using it for years, haven't found a compelling reason not to yet

some sites don't work (you can explicitly whitelist them tho) but generally it's been fine. i would honestly prefer a phone that doesn't allow any comms to any non-contact list parties at this point.

> Unlike metal servers, VMs are just operating systems being gaslit by a hypervisor. Your actual CPU is still executing those instructions! And if you know where to look, yyou can even read the other VMs’ memory in L1D

only the beginning. next year or two are going to be wild on this front so buckle up...

i think part of the reason was ant had really really hard time raising their A bc at the time nobody believed second frontier lab was possible. similar to that other nuclear energy startup taking money from putin/epstein tainted fund

crossplane is more about lifecycle management than just pure API

most ops people just like templates bc coding wasn't their strong suit (at least before AI) and helm delivered the least friction way of using templates.

no one is stopping you from importing k8s types as protobufs and writing a program to talk to k8s api via protobuf encoding. all the types are already protos (except CRDs). it's just not the most user-friendly way so most people don't use it.

i have noticed with opus 5.5 it produces 10x more smaller commits doing the same kind of engineering work i was doing before. probably an artifact of the RL process. would explain massive uptick in commit load at least partially

so much $$$ and they only put pcie5 in there?

for whatever reason AI just loves colored accent stripes on cards and overuses the crap out of them. once you see it you can't unsee it

You're right to question this and OP shouldn't have done it.

Worse beach looks

load-bearing was a meme phrase used sarcastically on twitter long before claude started overusing it.