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Deepseek R1 (cloud version) answers are often incomplete or wrong while o1 is explaining it perfectly in less then 1/4th of the time. I don’t get why everybody is so excited.
January 29, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Deepseek R1 (cloud version) answers are often incomplete or wrong while o1 is explaining it perfectly in less then 1/4th of the time. I don’t get why everybody is so excited.
The amount of data the world is sending to the cloud deepseek version running in china is probably more valuable than making the model expensive. Make it free and people question your honesty, make them pay a little and they won’t think about it.
January 27, 2025 at 6:21 PM
The amount of data the world is sending to the cloud deepseek version running in china is probably more valuable than making the model expensive. Make it free and people question your honesty, make them pay a little and they won’t think about it.
AI’s are just like humans, it tries 10 non-existing things until you make it read the documentation and it’s like dang could’ve saved me a lot of brain cycles there.
January 22, 2025 at 4:18 PM
AI’s are just like humans, it tries 10 non-existing things until you make it read the documentation and it’s like dang could’ve saved me a lot of brain cycles there.
I really enjoy building reliable tests for our infra setup. It fits so well in the whole IaC vibe. I’m using the e2e framework from Kubernetes sig for this combined with Gomega
January 20, 2025 at 2:52 PM
I really enjoy building reliable tests for our infra setup. It fits so well in the whole IaC vibe. I’m using the e2e framework from Kubernetes sig for this combined with Gomega
I didn’t know ArgoCD doesn’t touch live manifest fields undefined in the desired manifest. That’s why you can add a command override if it wasn’t already defined. Thought it was explicitly ignored or something 🤷🏼♂️
January 9, 2025 at 6:15 PM
I didn’t know ArgoCD doesn’t touch live manifest fields undefined in the desired manifest. That’s why you can add a command override if it wasn’t already defined. Thought it was explicitly ignored or something 🤷🏼♂️
Those are the best docs. What makes you not use AWS organizations? We only have 7 accounts, but I really like the working of the organizations setup.
January 6, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Those are the best docs. What makes you not use AWS organizations? We only have 7 accounts, but I really like the working of the organizations setup.
I don’t have any support from AWS either. Was it a very high increment? Nevertheless, try sending the quota change again using the same values+1, it might get auto-approved unless you requested something like 500+ vcpus
January 6, 2025 at 12:36 PM
I don’t have any support from AWS either. Was it a very high increment? Nevertheless, try sending the quota change again using the same values+1, it might get auto-approved unless you requested something like 500+ vcpus
Oof, I never had to wait that long. Just resend it with something higher. Also include the quote request in your IaC setup for account vending.
January 6, 2025 at 7:50 AM
Oof, I never had to wait that long. Just resend it with something higher. Also include the quote request in your IaC setup for account vending.
Attending #KubeCon2025 is expensive :o
December 17, 2024 at 8:12 PM
Attending #KubeCon2025 is expensive :o
But we’re not using a lot of proprietary software. We have two or three things that have a node selector to run on x86_64 specifically. The rest we compile ourself, which consists mostly of dotnet csharp.
So, our use-case is cost saving and availability spreading
So, our use-case is cost saving and availability spreading
December 12, 2024 at 7:44 AM
But we’re not using a lot of proprietary software. We have two or three things that have a node selector to run on x86_64 specifically. The rest we compile ourself, which consists mostly of dotnet csharp.
So, our use-case is cost saving and availability spreading
So, our use-case is cost saving and availability spreading