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by ArcHound 7mo ago
I thought it's quite good. Of course, I'm not taking 100% of output, but it takes care of my grammar blindspots (damn you commas and a/an/the articles!). Can you please share what and how gets degraded? Sometimes I don&#
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AI AI Newsletter(blog.miloslavhomer.cz)
1 points by ArcHound 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ArcHound 8mo ago
Oh snap. Say I'd like to compute some JA4 hashes on my server. I know this can be done as the server has the keys required. But is there a ready made solution that can account for ECH and compute JA4 as a proxy? Please? I saw HAProxy s
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by ArcHound 8mo ago
That all sounds nice, but I can't really see AI companies paying for content. Putting morals and previous experience aside, they would need massive investment to people producing massive volumes of high quality content for training.
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by ArcHound 8mo ago
As there are no references to "Seeing like a state" by James C. Scott, let me recommend it. A great read that explains how hard is to create a city from scratch, how illegible community value is and how big organizations cannot se
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by ArcHound 8mo ago
But how would you evaluate performance of those watching models? It'd need an indicator, hopefully only one that's key to ensure maximal ethic compliance.
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by ArcHound 8mo ago
It's not that bad. Yes, you need to make a couple of good sysadmin decisions, but it's very much possible to operate a small web. Source: my VPS-hosted site was up through all of the recent AWS, Cloudflare and Azure outages.
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by ArcHound 8mo ago
Interesting, not sure if that's enough of a sample size, but the argument of "this is unreasonable for a 200$/month consumer subscription" will make or break all kinds of services.
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Is it hugged to death already?
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
To reach my site, users need to get through the AI summary first. Spoilers: they don't get through more often than not. This is based on the drop of views since AI summary started. And honestly, I don't blame them. If the summary
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
I mean... At this point, what even would make people switch from MS? End users don't care, companies don't care so MS just gets away with piles and piles of slop.
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
https://blog.miloslavhomer.cz/ I am writing about security, programming and self-hosting. Lately I was learning some AI. Enjoy + any feedback welcome!
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Honestly, Chess.com isn't the shining beacon of 99.9999 SLA - sometimes this just happens. Give it a break, take a drink, usually it's back up in couple minutes. On a second read though - https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
No. The factory must grow.
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Can we please wait till at least Q2 with another historic event? I'm getting tired.
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Gotcha. Yes, with just a VPS you have to do a lot of busywork to get online - DNS, reverse proxy, docker, dev environment, DB setup and others. I'd still recommend starting with SQLite, seems that by skipping a DB service you can save
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Thanks for the reply, you are right, I missed the threshold on my first read. While I am still sad I can see the reasons for it. Guess I have some posting to do.
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Let me describe my setup, so that you can compare. I use a Contabo VPS for around 5 USD month to host my Wagtail (django-based) site. The DB also runs on the same infra and since it's SQLite I can back it up externally. I probably woul
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Thank you for the reply, I'll go and make a PR.
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by ArcHound 9mo ago
Honestly, it makes me a bit sad I am not anywhere on the list at all. Yes, I had only one front page mention ever, the rest of my entries are probably bad and useless, but still. I don't see how and why I wouldn't fall into the da
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
Hello HN! Here's my writeup for the years 2025, 2020 and 2015 of the Advent of Code. I am also slowly building a toolset and libraries in python to tackle these problems effectively. I also have all of the solutions and the library ava
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Advent of Code, years [y for y in AoC if y%5==0](blog.miloslavhomer.cz)
2 points by ArcHound 10mo ago|1 comments
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
Thank you for the reference, it's a fascinating read. It would be good to highlight that this is fiction, though.
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
Yes, but there's a hidden benefit taken for granted: machines do not make human errors. Sadly, machines not needing human treatment might be reason enough.
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
There is, but it's hard to obtain: curate, identify and fix the biases in our current texts. I am fully aware it's ridiculously expensive to do so.
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
I can agree with you. And in a discussion with adults working together to address our issues I will. The issue is that we don't have exact proof that AI is suitable for tasks and the people doing those are already laid off. The economy
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
To me the key point was: > One way of looking at this is that we rediscovered that bureaucracy matters. Although some might chafe against procedures and checklists, they exist for a reason: providing a kind of institutional memory that h
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
Consider this situation: security review before a project go-live. I have never seen this team before and I'll "never" see this team after the fact. They might be contracted externally, they might leave before the second revi
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
> If you know in your heart of hearts that you didn’t put the work in, you’re undermining the social contract between you and your reader. There's been a lot of social contract undermining lately. Does anyone please know about somet
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by ArcHound 10mo ago
I'd say it's a good PoC. They want to have many users. So they are ok with using OCR for many users. And since they are sending the accessed content through their APIs, might as well send a copy of it to training. In conclusion, i

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