Readit Newsneko_ranger commented on The internet wants to check your ID newyorker.com/culture/inf... · Posted by u/jbegley
Lots of discussion on this and not much comparison to another democratic country (South Korea) that already implement this type of control. Account creation for non-critical services (games, etc) requires a SSN type equivalent during signup, so they very clearly know who is associated with the account.
They also implement child specific locks, such as limiting the duration kids can play a game, and for only specific hours (not during night time).
My contrarian friend is my mother. Doesn't matter what I do, I should have done it the other way. Don't eat so much, eat more; work harder, relax guy!
The new South Park episode offers further insights into this very topic
Part of the reason we have 'not fast' is that along with some good things, we also did some bad things 'fast', like lots of paving over disproportionately minority parts of cities for freeways.
It'd be interesting to try and quantify both columns - the good and the bad.
Ideally, we would go back to being able to do some things 'fast' and hopefully do a bit better at avoiding the bad things.
It would be interested to see a list of American tofu dregs projects. We only see what is still standing.
The difference now I guess is that we eventually learned and (mostly) everything is built without issue, sometimes at the tradeoff of time. But some countries are going through their own growing pains right now (with the tradeoff of money/people/shortcuts)
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Sweden is my favorite track
neko_ranger commented on Happy 20th Birthday, Django djangoproject.com/weblog/... · Posted by u/davepeck
Out of curiosity, for people who have do projects in both Django and Ruby on Rails, which one would you prefer and why?
I learned Python more than 10 years ago, but later chose Rails to be my first web framework to learn, as I also wanted to learn more about Ruby, hence the question.
Depends on the project. I feel like Rails has better JS integration if your project really needs it. The out of the box JS experience with rails (import maps) is similar to django (static link from cdns), but the ability to set up esbuild from project generation makes it really easy
Literally just my opinion though, but I haven't been pleased with an extremely nice method to set up django with javascript that doesn't feel hacky for local dev and deployment
I don't think people realize the size of these compute units.
When the AI bubble pops is when you're likely to be able to realistically run good local models. I imagine some of these $100k servers going for $3k on eBay in 10 years, and a lot of electricians being asked to install new 240v connectors in makeshift server rooms or garages.
>A typical 1U or 2U server can accommodate 2-4 H100 PCIe GPUs, depending on the chassis design.
>In a 42U rack with 20x 2U servers (allowing space for switches and PDU), you could fit approximately 40-80 H100 PCIe GPUs.