Yeah I was a bit worried after seeing the headline and the article doesnt do much to clear that up. Thank you.
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It's essentially what you described and it's growing in popularity.
I'm wondering what kind of company has (or needs) 600k repos.
It doesn't fully replace helm for 3rd party tools or packaging but its a solid alternative for less complicated setups.
100% PR. They know Red Hat will not actually do it so why not offer for PR points.
Some venues provide a monitor, but thats usally one per team.
Instagram (and presumably threads) runs on Cinder which is Meta's fork cpython with GIL removed.
If they wanted to scrape your site, nobody can prevent them.
Only sub moderators and admins can access private subs. You won't be able to see the threads that come up in your search results either way unless they become public again.
Here is what works for me:
- Nvidia drivers on base linux system (rpmfusion/fedora in my case)
- Install nvidia container toolkit
- Use a cuda base container image and run all your code inside podman or docker
The biggest improvements over it are the higher resolution, the spatial audio and using a PS5/xbox controller to play regular apple arcade games. They are heavily leaning into the "use it as a large monitor aspect" which is something Meta Quest sucks at because of poor resolution.
Your target audience - SRE Teams are engineers who would give up on using this in five minutes. They can accomplish the same thing using ansible, etc which they can configure using a text editor, mix with real programming languages where needed, store in version control and run using both a terminal and a GUI if needed.
Docs for anyone else who can't figure out what this actually does from the homepage. https://docs.unskript.com/unskript-product-documentation/gui...
Also, where does "AI" come in ? Also who uses jupyter notebooks to run production code.