MyUltiDev

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by MyUltiDev 5mo ago
The dependency-reduction numbers are the part that stood out to me more than the perf figures. Going from 192 to 1 in @rspack/dev-server and from 15 MB to 1.4 MB of install size is a shift in philosophy, not just a benchmark. Bundling
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by MyUltiDev 5mo ago
The GitHub App angle is the interesting half here. It is the one integration where rotation is genuinely free, because you get first-class refresh semantics rather than bolted-on PAT expiry (the 90-day-and-forget-on-vacation failure mode yo
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by MyUltiDev 5mo ago
The hardware-attested privacy path is the interesting part of this, but the economic side has a quieter risk the thread has not named: the load tax per request. MiniMax M2.5 239B from your catalog still has to load all 239B weights even tho
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by MyUltiDev 5mo ago
The attribution and lock-in arguments are the loud parts of this story, but the quieter production reason to move is concurrency. llama.cpp's server takes parallel N with cont-batching enabled by default, which interleaves tokens from
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by MyUltiDev 5mo ago
The Cloudinary fix that nobody in this thread is naming is actually two lines. Upload the asset with type set to authenticated instead of the default upload type, and generate a signed URL server side with sign_url true whenever alogged in
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by MyUltiDev 5mo ago
The trigger matrix here is actually the most interesting part. Schedule plus API plus GitHub event on the same routine unlocks some nice patterns, and the /fire endpoint returning a session URL means you can wire this into alerting too
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by MyUltiDev 6mo ago
The thing that bothers me most about this story is that the binary on the Chrome Web Store and the public source on the repo have no enforced relationship at all. The store accepts a packaged extension and trusts the developer to say it mat
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by MyUltiDev 6mo ago
A 20 year retrospective with no Hetzner or OVH numbers in sight is a bit of a tell. I run workloads across AWS, Hetzner, and a couple of smaller providers, and the gap is not subtle. For a small to medium web stack you are looking at roughl
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by MyUltiDev 6mo ago
Reading this right after the Sashiko endorsement is a bit jarring. Greg KH greenlit an AI reviewer running on every patch a couple weeks back, and that direction actually seems to be helping, while here the conversation is still about wheth