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Content README.md FauxPilot This is an attempt to build a locally hosted version of GitHub Copilot. It uses the SalesForce CodeGen models inside of NVIDIA's Triton Inference Server with the FasterTransformer backend. Prerequisites You'll need: Docker docker -compose 1.28 An NVIDIA GPU with enough VRAM to run the model you want. nvidia-docker Note that the VRAM requirements listed by setup. sh are total - if you have multiple GPUs, you can split the model across them. So, if you have two NVIDIA RTX 3080 GPUs, you should be able to run the 6B model by putting half on each GPU Support and Warranty Imao

Content 50 aws 8 Choose Wisely!

When your relationship gets the SaaS treatment and suddenly you're stuck in a freemium model with your spouse. She's out here pitching subscription tiers like she's AWS – pay-as-you-go loyalty with the option to cancel every 30 days? That's basically a monthly churn rate on your marriage. The "Premium Wife" upgrade is killing me. What's next, enterprise-level commitment with dedicated support? A family plan with volume discounts? Maybe throw in some API endpoints for better communication? And of course he's keeping the free tier because why pay for features when the basic plan works just fine. Classic developer move – if it ain't broke and it's free, ship it. Meanwhile she's already monetized the whole relationship and he doesn't even realize he's been converted to a recurring revenue stream. The silent panels followed by her reading those magazine articles? That's the equivalent of checking Stack Overflow after your code crashes in production. Buddy's about to discover his free trial has expired.

Content When you're about to fight the Persians but you remember that you left an ec2 running 666

So you're trying to explain VMs to someone and you pull up a picture of a van inside a truck? GENIUS. Because nothing says "virtualization" quite like Russian nesting dolls but make it vehicles. It's a computer... inside a computer... inside a computer. Inception but with more RAM allocation and less Leonardo DiCaprio. The beauty is that this visual actually works better than any technical explanation involving hypervisors and resource allocation ever could. Just point at this cursed image and watch the lightbulb moment happen. Bonus points if you mention that each VM thinks it's the only van in existence while the host truck is sweating bullets trying to manage everyone's memory demands.

Content When you leave work after a full day of troubleshooting and still don't know what is causing the issue Fuck you and I'll see you tomorrow!