Very cool for archival work!

I recently turned every old junker and some nicer ones into a Harvester cluster. The really old ones I use as cold storage devices that I actually shut off when I don’t need them.

Some people drink Pepsi some people drink Coke, but that wacky morning DJ says democracies a joke.

I hate the cynicism though tbh. If it wasnt for “intellectual property” this bullshit wouldn’t matter nearly as much.

So it’s early early access

This is kind of how I feel joining so many member owned groups. I will say I do feel some voter fatigue sometimes, but that can be remedied with selective participation across the groups.

Cool! I didn’t know there was a user space component needed (I guess that makes sense, just didn’t think about it). I can’t wait to see what Ollama looks like accelerated with one of these.

Oh, I know I’m unhappy lol Tbf though, Lemmy/The fediverse has been MUCH better then ol rage book and xitter

This video confirmed one thing for me. The key to success and making a big contribution and staying sane is avoiding social media

That was the funniest part to me. Like he already messed with audio earlier too lol

My bad partner “Immunocore’s specialty, however, has been working in oncology. Its therapies induced industry giants including AstraZeneca (NYSE:AZN), Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY), GSK (NYSE:GSK) and Genentech to partner with the biotech over the years.”

I just learned about Internet2 at SuperCompute in my decades of being in the networking space

Neat. Tbh the app you are securing being the one in charge makes this limited and not a replacement of SELINUX or containers, but it does add some neat features like dynamic controls based on runtime configs that have bit my butt before. So say you set a port or working dir during startup, now it can set landlock to that and the actual process running it will be limited. Very cool still.

His foundation owns stocks in Immunocore who is an Astra partner.

Edit: immunocore does not own Astra that was a lazy read on my part

Yep! It uses open stacks Ironic under the hood, but tracks config and stack via k8s.

For OS building I’ve been moving to Elemental which builds OS images from container images and cloud init scripts into Suse Micro immutable OSs (which use btrfs for the snapshot management under the hood for updates).

https://investorplace.com/2024/03/billionaires-biotech-bets-3-stocks-dominating-bill-gates-portfolio/

He, through his foundation, own a significant portion of AstraZenica.

Its any position of power in my experience. People get power, justifying in their mind that they and people like them should be in power. Even games about being in charge run into that problem. Maintaining power becomes a major part of the game at some part.

AstraZenica COVID vaccine was going to be opensource but he used with weight as a donor to pressure the university to sell it to a firm he had ownership instead

Official government agency doesnt make voluntary deals with them just or ok.

Voluntary deals that include mass surveilence and automation of a genocide and an ethnic cleansing.

Yep! Metal3 for servers with BMCs Tinkerbell for everything else.

I also have an ansible playbook that templates everything into a cloud init scripts as a boot strap server.

About 12 nodes in total now, from new servers to freebee junk laptops in it.

This is what I like about git ops and infra/config as Code personally.

Ideally everything is an a tofu/ansible/helm chart and git lab pipeline/Fleet job. I add comments for anything that I had to learn to make work to those files. Follow good commit hygenine (most of the time). And bam I can almost a year later half asleep stumble back into a thing I did.