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This is actually a life goal, I'm low key (high key) dumbfounded. (rust oci conformant registry)

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Y'all, the ai clanker that transcribes work meetings bowl'd me over with a transcription of my home grown "e2e" pronunciation several dozen times. Formally, i mean "eee-too-eee". My twangassbumkin is on the record as "EDE" and I can't even argue that's how the sound comes out when I say it 😭🤠😭

Rook Ceph killed a humble OEM nvme storage pool in my second hand optiplex cluster. This evening's project is rebuilding the NVME tier storage class. Pray to the old gods and the new🐧

Three WD_BLACK SN850X NVMe SSDs fanned out on a grid cutting mat under vivid magenta LED lighting. Two drives show the black heatsink label with white branding, the third is flipped revealing its green PCB and gold M.2 connector pins. A white mechanical keyboard with green backlighting sits in the upper left, a grapefruit tequila seltzer can in the upper right, and a white desk lamp base along the right edge.

Replacement drives staged for installation into three Ceph storage cluster nodes after a failed NVMe cascaded into a cluster outage. The SN850X's PCIe Gen4 speeds suit the distributed storage workload across Talos Linux and Kubernetes. The tequila seltzer and aesthetic purple lighting capture the vibe of late-night infrastructure recovery, hardware prep before seating drives, rebuilding OSDs, and waiting for Ceph to rebalance.

I'm curious if corporations know that AI is coming for their jobs too. The corporations themselves. When a company both operates on the same AI models as their competitors and also cuts human headcount, the concept of competition transforms into monotonic conformity with the competition.

I've been developing on more modest hardware for the last few weeks which has inadvertently but appropriately forced more responsible system resource cost criteria. So that's great right? right? anyway no lessons learned.. 256GB nvme is terribly smol. I am spoiled how does anyone live like this.

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Here's the problem. Watching me succeed. Watching me fail. They both look the same mid flight. Usually I can't even tell the difference.

The federal government of the United States of America is trying to make my existence an obscenity. This will result in genocide of a population. They are trying to make lgbtq existing illegal. After this, leaving the house will get the same obscenity laws. docs.fcc.gov/public/attac...

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Okay brief chitchat about slop machine clanker usage. I do use llm quite a bit for technical / verifiable tasks. Something like comparing implementation architectures is nice to rubber duck with RAG on the upstream source code and an LLM. I find it reasonably accurate. What are y'all doing?

GitHub Gist by usrbinkat containing README.md for "Public IP Address Mapping in Multi-Rack Kubernetes Clusters," showing the 18-section table of contents covering five implementation tiers ranked by Kubernetes/Cilium BGP idiomaticity for resolving Public IP → Instance → Node → ToR Switch mappings on bare-metal clusters.

https://gist.github.com/usrbinkat/6bb637b08212b4d9090cea011e276d3c#decision-matrix

What if <chat_app>, but cli, tui, gui, webui, serverless... ...via declarative config driven policy governance community chat ops?

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