> There are no great FaaS options for running GPU workloads, which is why we could never go fully FaaS.

modal.com???

Love this, such a better method

Was hoping this was about network tunnels…

Was hoping this was about earthen tunnels and was pleasantly SURPRISED considering the website we are on :)

My thoughts exactly. I’ve been using them for exposing local services to the public internet from my home network. Super convenient for initial proof of concept work…

I use them as cheap-man's VPN. A ssh server on a public IP but a non-obvious port brings you into the network, and port forwarding allows you to connect to relevant endpoints in your remote network via localhost:12345.

This is awesome. I’ve been experimenting with letting models “play” with different environments as a strong demo of their different behaviors.

> We’ll miss the sleepless wrangling of some odd bug that eventually relents to the debugger at 2 AM

No the fuck we wont

username checks out

Love their network filtering, however it definitely lacks some capabilities (like the ability to do direct TCP connections to Postgres, or direct IP connections.

Those limitations from other tools was exactly why I made https://github.com/danthegoodman1/netfence for our agents

Impressive

but the mascot for sudo is terrifying

But also quite funny when you make the connection!

Look again at the xkcd comic (I did before posting the comment). The sandwich-making person is not obviously female, in fact he(?) looks rather male according to xkcd convention.

This kind of thing is why the left always loses. If you want to win, people have to like you.

Context always matters. Phrases can also be normalized through everyday use without the negative connections.

> *II. The Soul is Mutable*

uh...