

Why always scale to 1?


Why always scale to 1?


Problem is containers mean OCI/Docker containers for most people, which distinctly are little OSs (the kernel is shared), where serverless creates a common OS stack and application framework as well.


I use serverless via knative in my homelab…


That was an intentional design choice no?


If they were real work to begin with why would you pay for AI to replace them?
Time. Your build environment can be potentially compromised. Takes more tools to build then install increase maintance, chances for failure to update, and increase attack surface area.
Removing software can be much harder if not installed by a package manager as well, which can make upgrades a PITA
That said yeah I do it from time to time. Build in one container, install in an other, and you mitigate some of that concern.


A loan to be forgiven if every effort is made to be politically favorable to the administration. Its fucking insane.


No. For sure not. The interoperability of different tools and kit, from an outsiders perspective, kind of all over the place. Different companies have some internal interop, but generally its a mix between standards set by who ever is buying (branch, or org like NATO) and compatible with industry leader in relevant use case.
At least if you look at Defense companies GitHub, Earnings Reports, and Job postings and the militaries public statements.


The heavy traffic is probably a cause of stress and poor conditions for many living creatures in the area then, right?


Centralized services are honestly mostly ran on opensource. The network effects can still be massive bottle neck for freedom for the rest of us though


I name them like the story about them … Its surely unsustanble but 12 nodes and three iot devices and it’s still going strong
The AC is MrColdMizer The PC of cobled spare PC part is TheResurection One laptop is Wapwop and Gamer1 Etc, etc
I then use labels to keep track of conditionals like location, circuits, functions, etc


Matrix has made good progress too. Honestly both are pretty good platforms.


Is BRICS an actual org? Like isn’t it just a collection of countries that, on paper, had a collective amount of economic weight to potentially sway the rest of the world economy.
Also I doubt, it’s illegal to be gay, Russia is high on the support ticket here


Not dead yet is the same as being alive


Stopping blood loss saves lives. Bandaids keep cuts from festering into worse issues.
Advocate for more sure, but don’t discourage people actually doing something/anything in the real world.


I use continue in VSCode hooked to ollama or mistrial. Sometimes I just ask a chat to “make a script/config that does <my MVP of the project, maybe even less>”.
How much I use depends on how little I am invested. My rule is I try to correct a bad output ONCE. I cannot argue it into fucking getting it right.
I prefer net new code and add this feature. Ironically good refactoring goes a long way. The less it has to adjust the better, and less I have to review the better.


Honestly just ban mass investment, mass power consumption and use of information acquired as part of mass survelince, military usage, etc.
Like those are all regulated industries. Idc if someone works on it at home, or even a small DC. AGI that can be democratized isn’t the threat, it’s those determined to make a super weapon for world domination. Those plans need to fucking stop regardless if it’s AGI or not


VM nodes still let you do rolling OS updates for everything besides the hypervisor.
I do get you. Its why I run bare metal containers on the Harvester cluster. A whole VM just feels wasteful for some of this stuff. I also have like 12 nodes (some new, some junk, some pus) though, so I keep baremetal workloads off of hypervisor/management nodes.


No enshittification is a proprietary software disease. FOSS can be rug pulled and future development can become proprietary, or enshitifued features added (Ubuntu as an example both with Snap and selling search data) but it is MUCH MUCH harder then starting proprietary.
It being self hosted is one of the few real protections it has.
My first script was in the morowind