The impression I get is that NetBSD has just enough code to get it up and running on a machine but there is not enough development and testing to get it to run well on a machine.
What do we need this for?
I've used it for data migration combined with Jupyter Notebook. While I'm fully aware of DataFrame, I am more familiar with SQL. So I used Python scripts in Jupyter to load Excel sheets into DuckDB, and then run queries…
It says "3 days ago". The tag is 2 days old. I assume it just got pushed?
How do you deal with end users wanting to edit their content? They have no clue what Markdown or Git is.
AI or no AI, this is amazing.
This post is illegible.
People may be dismissive of Serverfault and the other sites but pretty much all LLMs are trained on them.
'Force Majeure' is a good way to describe their incompetence.
You could, you know, pull the plug.
Agreed but I think you need to pry Visual Studio from VB.NET developers' cold dead hands.
What pisses me off is that they're hyper-focusing on coding. Leave my profession alone.
I just assumed it was a routine Cloudflare outage.
GitHub Copilot itself is up but it is having problems with "Grok Copilot Model Provider". No mention of OpenAI or Claude. Does this mean that GitHub has its own infrastructure for OpenAI and Claude? And that it distills…
GitHub Copilot cli works fine.
Another one? What happened to the other one that was called ... (quick Google) ... Hello System?
I'm getting Gordon Gecko vibes.
The section under "User Lisp Directory" seems incomplete. I was expecting a second paragraph.
Central US data center failed to scale with it I'm in Europe and I experienced token failures as well.
What's Google got to do with GrapheneOS?
Thanks for the PSA. Uninstalled.
2. Local models are not "ready yet". You still have to own decent hardware and it will not be the same level of frontier models. I am big fan of local first, offline and "unlimited usage" compared to paid solutions. But…
The current status? If you're considering doing anything serious with Unix, absolutely you should use Linux. No question. Don't waste your time with any BSDs. But ... if you want to teleport back to the 90s and go back…
It won't be the same as 2000 because back then I didn't spend a dime on those ridiculous startups that went bust.
Why is there a countdown?
The impression I get is that NetBSD has just enough code to get it up and running on a machine but there is not enough development and testing to get it to run well on a machine.
What do we need this for?
I've used it for data migration combined with Jupyter Notebook. While I'm fully aware of DataFrame, I am more familiar with SQL. So I used Python scripts in Jupyter to load Excel sheets into DuckDB, and then run queries…
It says "3 days ago". The tag is 2 days old. I assume it just got pushed?
How do you deal with end users wanting to edit their content? They have no clue what Markdown or Git is.
AI or no AI, this is amazing.
This post is illegible.
People may be dismissive of Serverfault and the other sites but pretty much all LLMs are trained on them.
'Force Majeure' is a good way to describe their incompetence.
You could, you know, pull the plug.
Agreed but I think you need to pry Visual Studio from VB.NET developers' cold dead hands.
What pisses me off is that they're hyper-focusing on coding. Leave my profession alone.
I just assumed it was a routine Cloudflare outage.
GitHub Copilot itself is up but it is having problems with "Grok Copilot Model Provider". No mention of OpenAI or Claude. Does this mean that GitHub has its own infrastructure for OpenAI and Claude? And that it distills…
GitHub Copilot cli works fine.
Another one? What happened to the other one that was called ... (quick Google) ... Hello System?
I'm getting Gordon Gecko vibes.
The section under "User Lisp Directory" seems incomplete. I was expecting a second paragraph.
Central US data center failed to scale with it I'm in Europe and I experienced token failures as well.
What's Google got to do with GrapheneOS?
Thanks for the PSA. Uninstalled.
2. Local models are not "ready yet". You still have to own decent hardware and it will not be the same level of frontier models. I am big fan of local first, offline and "unlimited usage" compared to paid solutions. But…
The current status? If you're considering doing anything serious with Unix, absolutely you should use Linux. No question. Don't waste your time with any BSDs. But ... if you want to teleport back to the 90s and go back…
It won't be the same as 2000 because back then I didn't spend a dime on those ridiculous startups that went bust.
Why is there a countdown?