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AmbiguousProps, ambiguousprops@lemmy.today
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c/leopardsatemyfaceComments by AmbiguousProps, ambiguousprops@lemmy.today
TechnologyYou’re still going with the reposts huh? What happened to only using “a few” accounts to post as previously discussed? To me, it seems like that was a lie, seeing as you’ve recently used at least 7 or 8 of them to repost.
You have a bad habit of downvoting people complaining about your behavior. It just further confirms to me that you’re unable to change. I see that you’ve done that with other posts complaining about your behavior today as well, so it’s not isolated to just me.
World NewsI’m so shocked.
Internet is BeautifulFrom the footer:
Based on 50 Cent’s name being coined in June 1994
So I think it’s just the start of the data?
SelfhostedI use a mix of docker containers and pods (with quadlets). I actually prefer quadlets where I can use them, though.
ShowerthoughtsHoly shit, xfire… That’s a deep cut.
Did you go to trade school to become a machinist?
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world
I actually like the taste of weed and chocolate. Am I weird?
Containers are no crutch. I love containers and use them for everything. They’ve fully replaced VMs and bare metal for me, they’re just easier to use and manage. Honestly if that’s what’s stopping you from experiencing the best open source image software I’ve ever used, it’s your loss.
Amazon isn’t doing this because of AI, that’s just Amazon PR glazing up Wall Street with the hope of finally getting the stock to go up. It’s been flat YoY, so they think saying that it’s cause of AI will make line go up. It didn’t work in October, and it’s not gunna work this time.
These layoffs primarily affected AWS, and AWS is where Amazon makes the most of their money. Like, almost all of it.
LLMs are a good scapegoat, but it’s really just marketing when you get down to it. They can tell wall street that they’re laying off people and replacing them with AI. It’s a method to try to pump the stock. Notably Amazon’s stock has been flat YoY, so they’re trying everything they can to boost it.
Awesome, thanks for the tips!
You’re still going with the reposts huh? What happened to only using “a few” accounts to post as previously discussed? To me, it seems like that was a lie, seeing as you’ve recently used at least 7 or 8 of them to repost.
You have a bad habit of downvoting people complaining about your behavior. It just further confirms to me that you’re unable to change. I see that you’ve done that with other posts complaining about your behavior today as well, so it’s not isolated to just me.
I’m so shocked.
From the footer:
So I think it’s just the start of the data?
Seattle mayor announces plan to block ICE activity, use police to verify federal agent IDs (komonews.com)
I use a mix of docker containers and pods (with quadlets). I actually prefer quadlets where I can use them, though.
Holy shit, xfire… That’s a deep cut.
Did you go to trade school to become a machinist?
I actually like the taste of weed and chocolate. Am I weird?
Containers are no crutch. I love containers and use them for everything. They’ve fully replaced VMs and bare metal for me, they’re just easier to use and manage. Honestly if that’s what’s stopping you from experiencing the best open source image software I’ve ever used, it’s your loss.
Amazon isn’t doing this because of AI, that’s just Amazon PR glazing up Wall Street with the hope of finally getting the stock to go up. It’s been flat YoY, so they think saying that it’s cause of AI will make line go up. It didn’t work in October, and it’s not gunna work this time.
These layoffs primarily affected AWS, and AWS is where Amazon makes the most of their money. Like, almost all of it.
LLMs are a good scapegoat, but it’s really just marketing when you get down to it. They can tell wall street that they’re laying off people and replacing them with AI. It’s a method to try to pump the stock. Notably Amazon’s stock has been flat YoY, so they’re trying everything they can to boost it.
Amazon bungles Wednesday layoff plan with misfired internal email (reuters.com)
Amazon on Tuesday appeared to have prematurely alerted Amazon Web Services cloud-computing employees to layoffs planned for Wednesday morning by sending a commiseration email and team-wide meeting invitation hours early.
Amazon bungles Wednesday layoff plan with misfired internal email (reuters.com)
Amazon on Tuesday appeared to have prematurely alerted Amazon Web Services cloud-computing employees to layoffs planned for Wednesday morning by sending a commiseration email and team-wide meeting invitation hours early.
Awesome, thanks for the tips!
Kia launches the EV4 in Australia and it's cheaper than a Tesla Model 3 (electrek.co)
The EV4, Kia’s first electric sedan, will arrive in showrooms this month with the first customer deliveries set to begin by the end of January.
Toyota is launching its first EV in India tomorrow, and it's a new midsize electric SUV (electrek.co)
After launching the Urban Cruiser EV in Europe last month, Toyota is bringing the low-cost electric SUV to a new global market.
EVgo to install thousands of EV fast charging stalls at Kroger stores (chargedevs.com)
EV charging provider EVgo has committed to a massive deployment of EV charging sites at Kroger Family of Stores locations across the US. The company plans to build at least 150 fast charging stalls per year through 2035 at the company’s sites, which operate under various brands, including Kroger Foods, Fred Meyer, Fry’s Food Stores, Harris Teeter, King Soopers and Smith’s Food and Drug.
Building the world's first open-source quantum computer (phys.org)
Researchers from the University of Waterloo’s Faculty of Science and the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) are prioritizing collaboration over competition to advance quantum computer development and the field of quantum information. They are doing this through Open Quantum Design (OQD), a non-profit organization that boasts the world’s first open-source, full stack quantum computer.
I want to selfhost a piefed instance in my homelab
I plan on using docker compose. Are there any security risks (other than the obvious of using a VLAN and reverse proxy) that I should know about? If I use a reverse proxy (say, either hosted in a colo hosting provider or Cloudflare), does federation still work properly?