Docker swarm might fit better if you want seamless rollout deploys and quick rollbacks. Also scaling and load balancing

I was looking for this comment. Seems to fit right in between “just” docker compose and a “fully-fledged” K8s. This book is running Erlang clusters on Swarm on EC2: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/216601296.

now that we can use AI to write the docs , test the docs , proof read the docs , it really isn't that much of a feat right?

If those docs were written by Deepseek, it’s also a pretty positive review of the model.

Feels like there should be a way to compile skills and readme’s and even code files into concise maps and descriptions optimized for LLMs. They only recompile if timestamps are modified.

OpenAI / Gpt should do the opposite. Let the people use their subscription on openclaw and break down which tasks are efficient vs inefficient. Help openclaw learn to be efficient.

super dope. now make it infinite scroll and put ads all over the place! /s

Why can’t we bomb the missile bunkers that guard the strait?

I think both missiles and drones can launch from trucks.

This is great for consumers. More options leads to more choices means more competition means lower prices. Which group is it bad for?

The ones who recognize standards as a good thing. ARM making their own CPUs shifts their focus from making a good ISA for people to use to making a good ISA to use in their own CPUs.

Oooof another one. I think i will lock my deps to versions at least 3 months old.

The arm family of chips (apple A series, m series, and qcom snapdragon) are better on energy usage (thus battery life) and performance and design compared to many x86 style chips (intel, amd).

Time will tell if ARMs owncpu is on par or better than Apple’s ARM based chips

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