TekMol

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Hetzner Outage(status.hetzner.com)
3 points by TekMol 4mo ago|2 comments
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by TekMol 4mo ago
The status page says it is fixed, but the server I host with them is still down. It even says so when I log in. Not available "Due to a current error".
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by TekMol 4mo ago
Would running Codex in a container on its own fix such vulnurabilities?
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by TekMol 5mo ago
If a more capable show up and starts beating all the other models There is an instance of this in the chart. In 2025-06-24 when Gemini-2.5-pro shows up. As you can see, the ELO of the others do not drop.
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by TekMol 5mo ago
Could it be that this is a reasonable protection so that the average user is not being spied on via cameras in the printers when their computer gets compromised? I guess you can do remote monitoring via Orca when you set the printer to deve
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by TekMol 5mo ago
No, that is not how ELO scores work.
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by TekMol 5mo ago
> You can use any slicer you want but Bambu > wants only their slicer to directly connect. Here it looks like you can connect Orca? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMtkIGf8xOs&t=240s
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by TekMol 5mo ago
Here is my perspective as someone who has not started 3d-printing yet, but is interested to give it a try: I'm a confused about the whole "3D printer sends prints to its manufacturer's server" issue. Because I wouldn&#x2
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by TekMol 5mo ago
I still do not support IPv6 on my servers and I think I will skip it and wait for IPv8: https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-thain-ipv8-00.html Avoiding a dual-stack and making IPv4 a part of whatever superseeds
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by TekMol 6mo ago
I wish there was a system that lets users put up a donation that is released once a specific bug is fixed or a specific feature is implemented. Wouldn't that be cool? The company would have a list of tasks with a dollar amount next to
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by TekMol 6mo ago
Swift reminds me a lot of Flash back in the day. While the Flash guys had to use a native development environment and compile their stuff, I could just edit JavaScript in a plain text file and hit reload. 20 years later, and some of the sam
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by TekMol 7mo ago
I only skimmed the article, but the proposed solution seems to be that the authority (the "issuer") sends data to a device the user owns but has no control over. Like an Android or iOS phone. The data is of such form that the phon
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by TekMol 7mo ago
P.S. `curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash` works. You can run real Claude Code and it can use Shiro's tools like a normal Linux system. Are you sure? I am getting this: user@shiro:~$ cu
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by TekMol 8mo ago
Hmm.. ok. The page does not make it look that way. It makes it sound like all you can do is get on a waiting list to then at some point in time use it for $69/month. As for myself trying it - I think I would rather put OpenClaw on a $5
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by TekMol 8mo ago
This is just a sign-up page for a waiting list. A sign-up page cannot be a Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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by TekMol 8mo ago
Even though the software might have been written by AMD, I think there is at least one more party to blame. Who has put that software on the PC in the first place? Was it the manufacturer? Or was it Microsoft via Windows?
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by TekMol 9mo ago
If I would write my own data storage I would re-implement SQLite. Why would I want to do that?
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by TekMol 9mo ago
How would caching on the db layer help with your web service? In my experience, caching makes most sense on the CDN layer. Which not only caches the DB requests but the result of the rendering and everything else. So most requests do not ev
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Because development and maintenance faster and easier to reason about. Increasing the chances you really get to 86 million daily active users.
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Among people who can actually code (in contrast to just stitch together services), I see it used all around. For someone who openly describes his stack and revenue, look up Pieter Levels, how he serves hundreds of thousands of users and mak
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Why have multiple connections in the first place? If your writes are fast, doing them serially does not cause anyone to wait. How often does the typical user write to the DB? Often it is like once per day or so (for example on hacker news).
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by TekMol 9mo ago
From my perspective on databases, two trends continued in 2025: 1: Moving everything to SQLite 2: Using mostly JSON fields Both started already a few years back and accelerated in 2025. SQLite is just so nice and easy to deal with, with its
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Sign-up pages are not Show HNs: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Why is Hacker News so interested in regular software jobs? Isn't the idea of the site to "hack" as in thinking outside the box, building your own projects and companies, doing things in interesting new ways?
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by TekMol 9mo ago
I can't use a native ssh client. I am using a browser. I clicked on "Shell" on top of the screen. Oh, I think I found a real shell now! You have to click "VMs" then on the VM and then "Terminal". Yay, this
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by TekMol 9mo ago
This is cool. I am currently using GitHub codespaces and I would love a version of it with nothing but a web based terminal. I don't need all the other windows they put around it. This might be it. Trying my way around it now. Not sure
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Linux
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Hmm.. so the public channel is decentralized but the private channel is not. There is actually a technical solution to that then. Use the public channel to send/receive private messages. Every could publish a public key. Then everyone
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Isn't Bluesky supposed to be decentralized? How can some party lock you out of it?
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by TekMol 9mo ago
Since even after 2 hours nobody is discussing the actual font, let me tell you what comes to my mind when I read anything about Google and design: They got phone design right. I just can't get my head around it that even Apple, which i

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