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by H8crilA 7mo ago
Someone else already wrote it, but it's just too funny to not abuse: Evals are bad because people learn and fit to them. So we do extremely small evals instead.
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by H8crilA 7mo ago
A recent RPi is sufficient to handle a few plants - though, yes, recompilation will take time. The ESP is a beautiful piece of software, hence I highly recommend it. My native language has an expression that describes this situation perfect
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by H8crilA 7mo ago
The cool thing is that it's very easy to migrate it to better hardware. HA backup and restore system is highly reliable. For this reason I can definitely recommend an RPi to start with, and who knows perhaps it will be enough forever,
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by H8crilA 7mo ago
I used to run HA on an RPi, but eventually migrated it to a similar NUC. The RPi eventually just wasn't powerful enough (peak compute needs), while the NUCs are still quite cheap. And you can run a surprising amount of Proxmox VMs and
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by H8crilA 7mo ago
HA is essentially a better cron. It unsurprisingly uses the cron syntax where appropriate.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
This is how you can install GrapheneOS on these. Also, if you're wondering how does the security of something like this work: if you change the boot hash then the phone forgets all the hardware-stored secrets, for example the disk encr
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Meanwhile Google is murdering their websearch business with chatbots. Rightly so, as that business needs to die, or at least materially transform.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Elon Musk sold it to Elon Musk. The price must have been meaningful. Wait till he does it again!
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Because it contains information. Content > form, this is one of the cornerstones of hacker culture actually.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
I used to read forums for schizophrenics (self disorders fascinate me, look the term up if you want to understand schizophrenia), and it was the consensus there that out of all the recreational drugs cannabis caused the greatest deteriorati
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Thank you. HN delivers.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
This may be a good place to exchange some security ideas. I've configured my OpenClaw in a Proxmox VM, firewalled it off of my home network so that it can only talk to the open Internet, and don't store any credentials that aren&#
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Does anyone have an answer to the problem of an OS for a laptop? I'm thinking about strong security here, less so about privacy (which is doable, for example via a Linux distribution).
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Because the patient is usually unable to handle such information correctly (the medical system sometimes too). And the whole-body-scan type of tests additionally pre-select for the high anxiety types.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Google has barely released a successful product in 20 years.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
But this is a phase change process. Also, the temptation to shitpost in this thread ...
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Nah, it's the 50 tabs in my browser that I no longer have to open before I know the correct incantation to type. I bet someone knows how many tabs an average deveoper is keeping opened when working (like Google or someone with a nasty
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Do you think some of them are honestly like that? I can never quite figure out how many levels of irony^H^H^H delusion there are. Spoken as a person that would totally have his job, but just because it most certainly pays plenty and is like
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
I think they don't mind that you don't trust them if you're considered bottom of the barrel anyways - as far as ad revenue goes. I don't mind being there myself.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
The balance sheet write-off.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Yes. Sometimes people just die, and you have no influence on that.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
I don't understand why people think they know why stocks move up or down. There are clear cases from time to time, but in general the market doesn't explain itself. The reasons may not even be explainable in a way that's comp
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
Hi guys, this is Opus 4.6. Please check your emails again for updates on your life.
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by H8crilA 8mo ago
GrapheneOS does this by default - only power delivery when locked. Also it's a hardware block, not software. Seems to be completely immune to these USB exploit tools.
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by H8crilA 9mo ago
Thanks - I can see why you skipped writing this, backups not happening at all is obviously a failure :). At least if you ever look there ...
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by H8crilA 9mo ago
The author posted a fix, but how do I check if there is a problem in the first place?
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by H8crilA 9mo ago
AIs are exceptional at sensing personalities from text. Claude nailed it here, the author felt so good about the "holy cow" comments that he even included them in the blog post. I'm not just poking this, but saying that the b
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by H8crilA 9mo ago
Not sure I understand, but why not Tailscale?
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by H8crilA 9mo ago
A lot of this stuff doesn't work by changing people's mind on topic X, but rather by saturating the informational environment so that people declare epistemological bankruptcy. For example, one thing that you can quite often hear
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by H8crilA 9mo ago
GrapheneOS does this just fine. It comes with optional sandboxed Google Play Services and Store, meaning that these run just like any other app, with no special permissions. You can give them only Network access. The Play Store is still the

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