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by Krei-se 2mo ago
One might think so when alienated from the machine, but you can utilize the right temporal neocortex (mirror of your speech center on the left) which processes and emits emotions for whatever - it does not have to be other humans! A race dr
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by Krei-se 2mo ago
It's because of all the added abstractions. 20-30 years ago you were closer to the metal, similarly to how you would play with arduino now. But now all you get is blackboxes which fogs the mind. De-alienate yourself! Feel the tools aga
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by Krei-se 2mo ago
Hit me up if you want to build a 2000-era (V)LAN: - XMPP Chat - Layer 2 VPN (IPX!!) Then let's game!
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Understand and build your own SIMPLE xkb keymap – never worry about it again(krei.se)
2 points by Krei-se 2mo ago|1 comments
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by Krei-se 2mo ago
You can use xkb with just 5 concepts thus reducing the complexity from ~20 to 5: - scancodes (evdev) -> keycodes - keycodes --(keytype)--> keysymbol (actual character). - modifiers actions -> keytypes Useful but not needed: Keycode
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing that experience, i often wondered whether I'm alone being lead on ad infinitum. BUT - i wrote a small tool recently where scope and environment was set and i wrote the code myself so just wanted a security check. I f
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Krei.se – 4D Butterfly – Custom WebGPU Engine, Geometric Algebra [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Krei-se 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Your host with the webserver has no idea its just a docker image. It talks to app.domain.tld and gets a reply. app.domain.tld asks db.domain.tld with an SQL query and gets a reply. But it can be one of any deployed docker image on any bare
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Oh im sorry i had no idea to talk to other hackers i have to go to usernews.com obv. when this is the wrong place to think like a techie. If you achieve 100% delivery rate you will surely share the results, right? No? Oh i guess all those s
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Same. People just remember it's hard because they don't test, don't like responsibility much and esp. because they test this in production not on a spare domain. Then all you remember from it is the 10 people shouting at you
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Have you actually measured delivery rate of some service vs. doing it yourself?
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
"Hacker"news: Don't actually do it yourself man, just pay someone!
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
you can check your delivery rate with services there are lots that are free to check and they also offer to "warm" your reputation. I have not done that yet (money!) and outside this: - Outlook.com consumer mail addresses you can
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
I self-host with telekom business, 2 fixed ip lines fiber and vdsl at home everything from auth ns to mail and web. Its around 85€ for me. it's still doable and you get the best feeling there is: Living in the internet. Can recommend 1
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
i host myself with 2 fixed IPs from telekom germany business, its not as expensive as one might expect, under 90€ for a fiber and vdsl line, so next to hosting your own auth ns servers and mail you get failover at home which is nice.
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Yeah you're not wrong, that wasn't really necessary and is no way to treat people that may make good engineers. See if you use your time to write specifications so AI will stay on guardrails - why not just go all the way to memory
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
No one has to agree with this just because torvalds said it. You can also read up here: https://lore.kernel.org/linux-media/20260715125058.3692aa03@... that this thread is about code analysis not generating it and the
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
You're not wrong but there's no need to digress further than the project he manages. Also many seem to think it's wrong to like some parts about a public figure (which he clearly is) while not agreeing with everything he says
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Great differentiation. Having an AI write code means you are not clear about your intentions because if you would be you'd just write those intentions in clear, concise language: code. Torvalds does not code much himself anymore so i t
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Showed some love on his https://seastone.bandcamp.com maybe he'll reply
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
that's why i extended diagrams to n dimensions, the structure can grow while each expertise keeps its own 2D POV not touching the flat diagram of others: https://krei.se/Editor/nodeEditor With that you can just dr
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
Great post, lots to learn for me but also reassure for some parts i like to advocate for in communication that now have scientific backing. That's great!
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
I took the time to read through your software stack. While i understand the concept makes sense (i propose similar self hosted solutions and applaud the math proven security aspect) i want to show you why you lack people leaning more into i
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by Krei-se 3mo ago
i dropped a mail but would love to add regarding AR that while its correct to integrate real world objects as inputs, using the same as output messes with your brain and skips the part where you transition a user from his known workflow to
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by Krei-se 7mo ago
For those who did not know you can get Telekom Deutschland to give you a fixed IP on your fiber or DSL for only a little more than consumer rate if you have a business (but thats easy to just register). If you ask nicely they give you fiber
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by Krei-se 7mo ago
My grandfather wrote a scifi utopia featuring printed-on-human garments similar to this ("Fahrt nach Futuras"). So you would wake up, wash then stand on some platform and have your daily outfit knitted on you. Not sure how he work
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by Krei-se 7mo ago
Fear not Daniel, you can create value by preventing damage in the future, this will get rewarded by the ecosystem itself. That's really hard to describe, but you can try simply removing a danger or annoyance in an ecosystem like your h
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by Krei-se 7mo ago
Your welcome to link your proven human page with mine. Id even run a dedicated UT99 server lol
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by Krei-se 7mo ago
Maybe in the first 10 years of your career, after that you totally have the skills needed to create value from nothing - something no value extracting actor will ever be able to learn. Might take a while but the milk surely becomes butter.
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by Krei-se 8mo ago
great to see that wisdom and sanity is still found on yc

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