It's also feasible without network storage, --copy-storage-all will migrate all disks too.

What I really like about containers is quickly being able to spin one up without having to specify resources (e.g. RAM limit). I hope this would let me do that also.

This does that.

I'm trying to do away the model of cpu and memory tbh.

Virtio- balloon dynamically resizes based on memory consumed.

CPU is oversubscribed by default

Recently an xAI recruiter reached out to me for a position at xAI. They mentioned that they had been impressed by my GitHub profile and wanted to fast track me to an interview.

Fun fact: I have not a single repository on my GitHub.

I think the position was about creating training data and realistic coding scenarios or something.

I don't think those certs are revoked yet.

I've read this word 50 times in this thread so far and still don't know what it is an acronym for...

Wikipedia says it means "Technology Business Programming Network"

What I often see is js that fetches the email from the server separately and inserts it.

You could mitigate this by monitoring certificate transparency logs for unwanted certificates issued for your domain.

Currently there are no good monitors though aka the system is a bit broken.

I agree it's a game changer! For bash to do the same I put this in my .inputrc:

    ## arrow up
    "\e[A":history-search-backward
    ## arrow down
    "\e[B":history-search-forward

+1, i found out about this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11211344 . total game changer.

It kind of seems obvious that people would rather share their content on the pre-established platforms.

I believe OpenAI didn't actually want to create an alternative platform. Instead, they wanted (and needed) to be in control. This is really due to the experimental nature of the technology and platform. They wanted to do market research yet retain the power to pull it at any time.

Arguably they were successful in that given that they now have the ability to stop it.

This made me immediately think of the Elm architecture.

To an extent this is how react works internally. There is a function which takes state and produces UI. In order not to have to re-render the whole UI if only a small part of the state changes, there is a diffing algorithm and "virtual dom" that is diffed against. Maybe it doesn't work exactly like that anymore but that's the gist of it.