Quick, someone make a UI for this and call it Obi.
The Obi for your Wan
Readit Newstmikaeld commented on Wan – Open-source alternative to VEO 3 github.com/Wan-Video/Wan2... · Posted by u/modinfo
wow I just listened to Eleven Music do flamenco singing. That is incredible.
Edit. I just tried it though and less impressed now. We are really going to need major music software to get on board before we have actual creative audio tools. These all seem made for non-musicians to make a very cookie cutter song from a specific genre.
I also tried it for a full 100K credits (Wasted in 2 hours btw which is silly!).
Compared to both Udio and Suno, it's very very bad.. both at compositions, matching lyrics to music, keeping tempo and as soon as there's any distorted instruments like guitars or live, quality goes to radio-level.
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tmikaeld commented on Reverse Engineering Cursor's LLM Client tensorzero.com/blog/rever... · Posted by u/paulwarren
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Is this only DNS or have issues with accessing CF networks? Do you own the subnet the server is on is it shared with others? Wondering if this is because of other traffic from the subnet and also affects you.
These are on spread out external IPs (VPSs) so not within CF networks or specific IP subnets. The common denominator is that at certain bursts of traffic, we get blocked.
If this had some kind of pattern we could avoid or improve, I wouldn't even bring it up.
What kind of volume was this? I have a server that does some rather specific DNS monitoring resulting in millions of unique lookups with 1.1.1.1 a day.
That's the frustrating part of this and the inconsistency, we're doing benchmarks one day, making thousands of lookups, adding/removing domains, then during normal day operations we're getting blocked.
> However, many developers rely and depend on root DNS resolution to "Just Work" when you add it to a server
As a sysops you're probably aware that neither Google nor CloudFlare are DNS root servers.
Using actual root servers through your own resolver would have avoided this issue. Bind doesn't even need any config for that use case.
Of course, it depends on the use-case, what I meant was "upstream DNS". I've edited.