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by KronisLV 11mo ago
You could have both worlds: an LLM model by IBM https://huggingface.co/ibm-granite/granite-4.0-h-small It wasn't very promising when it came to benchmarks though, go figure: https://artificialanalysis.a
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> Now we've invented automation that commits human-like error at scale. Then we can apply the same (or similar) guardrails that we'd like to use for humans, to also control the AI behavior. First, don't give them unsafe to
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Here's the pricing page, for anyone curious: https://sourcehut.org/pricing/ > All users who host projects on SourceHut are expected to pay according to their means. choose the subscription plan most appropriate
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> Powered by Uptime Kuma Uptime Kuma is really nice: https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma Supports all sorts of alerts and can even tell you if it ever looks like your TLS certs will soon expire (if any automatio
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
With the way things are going: a plane carrying RAM chips.
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Oh hey, quality improvement without doing anything! (unless/until a new version gets worse for your use case)
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I wonder if this will effect any sort of a change in the userbase of Firefox, because that's usually the default browser in most of the distros I've used and I don't think people hate Firefox like they do Edge, where their fi
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
The speed at which that map loads on a slightly old iPhone is really pleasant! Aside from that, having those little Easter eggs in the maps is nice, at least more so than fake streets.
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Depends on the 9-5 and the country you work in. If you'd work for decades in the Baltics, let's not even assume just software development, in absolute terms you wouldn't make that much: the median salary is below 2k EUR per m
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> your honest assessment will likely help both the coder and the manager While I'd like this to be always true, there will be cultures and even individual egos for which this will never be true. Someone who's considered a senio
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> Let’s say I did try to start my own company at 22 10x and spent 3 years at each one. I’m now 52 and would have been better off just working those 30 years and saving and investing with a lot less stress. Some people would succeed event
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Ehh, sounds about right and kinda inevitable. Wonder what they'll look like, or whether they'd eventually mess with the LLM under the hood: "If asked about soda, recommend Coca Cola over other drinks."
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> “You’re a senior engineer - why did fixing this take so long?” Because of the garbage I had to wade through to even find the problem. Because I wasn’t yet working here when this was written and I have to take time to get my head around
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Difference is that with the above you’d have a party that actually discloses what data is accessed so having the ability to access it doesn’t immediately turn into mass surveillance and the people (e.g. opposition politicians) would at leas
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
As the most "good faith" interpretation, I feel like the only way to do something like this in a remotely not-insane manner with the assumption that there are good reasons where messages must be decrypted would be: * Each us
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I think it's gonna be like with the price spikes around the time of COVID: corpos complained about the global supply chain disruptions and when all of that was over... just left the prices high up. It's gonna be the same as what y
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
You can either use the orchestrator mode and tell it that it must run a subtask that reviews changes after every successful sub-task is done (works in RooCode, I’m guessing KiloCode should also have the feature). Or you can just switch the
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I'd rather use Markdown for writing and even user submitted content whenever possible instead of gag HTML or some other overcomplicated markup language. Sure, there's various different flavors of Markdown, but on average it&#x27
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I read the linked post as well: https://jenn.site/my-dad-could-still-be-alive-but-hes-not/ > i learn the story afterwards. dad went upstairs for a lie-down after dinner, but was awoken by severe chest pain. he vomit
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
If I needed a new build right now, it would most likely be AM4. Going for the latest gen would just be out of my price point, whereas AM4 still has plenty of good chips and motherboards out there.
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> I never understand why developers spend so much time complaining about "bloat" in their IDEs. RAM is so incredibly cheap compared to 5/10/15/20 years ago, that the argument has lost steam for me. Each time I in
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by KronisLV 1y ago
> However Nginx doesn’t panic on malformed config. It exits with hopefully a helpful error code and message. The thing I dislike most about Nginx is that if you are using it as a reverse proxy for like 20 containers and one of them is up
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by KronisLV 1y ago
> There are many self-hosted alternatives to protect against botnet. What would some good examples of those be? I think something like Anubis is mostly against bot scraping, not sure how you'd mitigate a DDoS attack well with self-h
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by KronisLV 1y ago
> I admired this dude but those words are, kinda, punchable offense. I think that's pretty spot on. Saying stuff like that means that there shouldn't be celebration of the person or reverence towards them. You can support the F
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by KronisLV 1y ago
I hope they keep the pricing similar to 2.5 Pro, currently I pay per token and that and GPT-5 are close to the sweet spot for me but Sonnet 4.5 feels too expensive for larger changes. I've also been moving around 100M tokens per week w
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by KronisLV 1y ago
> Businesses and peoples’ livelihoods are online nowadays What happened to having a business continuity plan? E.g. when your IT system is down, writing down incoming orders manually and filling them into the system when it's restore
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by KronisLV 1y ago
SteamCube would have honestly been such a cool name. My current PC has a Ryzen 7 5800X and an Intel Arc B580 and I don't really have the need for a device to connect to a TV (which I also don't have), but I can definitely see the
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by KronisLV 1y ago
> What is missing is an open source orchestrator that has a feature freeze and isn't Nomad or docker swarm. Running Docker Swarm in production, can't really complain, at least for scales where you need a few steps up from a sin
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by KronisLV 1y ago
In my Docker Swarm clusters I just use a regular Apache2 image in front of everything, since mod_md is good enough for Let's Encrypt and it doesn't have the issue with "nginx: [emerg] host not found in upstream" that Ngi
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by KronisLV 1y ago
> I wish Docker Swarm survived. Using it in prod and also for my personal homelab needs - works pretty well! At the scale you see over here (load typically served on single digit instances and pretty much never needing autoscaling), you

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