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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   I've been self hosting email for a few years at this point and haven't had any delivery issues. Just make sure you set up all your DNS correctly and avoid polluted IP ranges like DO or AWS
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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   Feels like a monkey's paw where we get the mass surveillance infrastructure from China rather than the cool rails and public transport.
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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   I'm using the same trick in Zig via packed structs
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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   Longhorn.io is great.
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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   I use k3s. With more than more master node, it's still a resource hog and when one master node goes down, all of them tend to follow. 2GB of RAM is not enough, especially if you also use longhorn for distributed storage. A single maste
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   Ask HN: AI for maintenance of open source abandonware?

   3 points by _lvbh 1y ago|1 comments
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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   There are working fixes - and the new protocol, although not implemented in invidious - has a few open source implementations. I cobbled together one to integrate with invidious yesterday before swapping back to DASH after they fixed it. If
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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   > The Cultural Revolution was pretty bad but it did put an end to religion and superstitious customs This is actually a pretty interesting point. Most of the semi-religious customs that were killed off still live on in Malaysia - to the
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   by _lvbh 1y ago

   Use invidious. Youtube has gotten so bloated it takes seconds just to navigate between pages and load videos
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    by _lvbh 1y ago

    4.18? My uni still runs on 3.10…
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    by _lvbh 1y ago

    I'm pretty sure that's the premise for GANs (generative adversarial networks) rather than diffusion. Diffusion is more about noise reduction than pitting models against each other
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    I've actually used this to unbrick my laptop before. Very useful
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    Headscale is server only. Netbird is the whole stack (basically does the same thing but completely different software/implementation)
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    "The president said there will be a "baseline" tariff of 10% on all imports" https://www.newsweek.com/trump-reciprocal-tariff-chart-20545... The islands aren't actually on the list, just covered by
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    This is unfortunate. I distinctly remember participating in NaNoWriMo back in middle school. The writing often extended beyond November as it was actually enjoyable. Freeform writing is so much better for learning than the contrived bureauc
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    My uni is using AI for assessment feedback(duti.dev)

    3 points by _lvbh 2y ago|4 comments
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    Jumping to conclusions with just a name is crazy. Everyone from Southeast Asia with Chinese-sounding names should really change them asap
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    Fedora, Arch, or Debian, depending on taste. Arch wiki is very helpful and just about any problem you run into there will be a documented fix/workaround. Fedora is a good mix of up to date software and stability - you also don't n
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    I travel by foot or public transport 90% of the time and don't have a SIM card with data (only for emergency calls). Organic maps has been amazing - just download the map ahead of time and never get lost again
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    I suppose so. 99% of what I learn is outside uni.
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    Yeah I misread by clicking into their profile > I'm a tenured philosophy professor with an Ivy League PhD.
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    I would love to do that. In fact my first year was way more relaxed and closer to your experience. I would spend hours wandering the countryside on foot and traveling the country. Now that graduation is inching closer with no financial back
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    I'll do that when I can be confident in my ability to afford food. Being a "whole human" just isn't a priority when you might literally become homeless
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    Oh we don't get novels to read for class in university. Any reading would be voluntary
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    As a college student, I think I can respond to this. > Reading bores them, though. They are impatient to get through whatever burden of reading they have to, and move their eyes over the words just to get it done. At least for me, it&#x2
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    > The IP traced back to Tencent, the Chinese tech giant... Really weird. They're a large cloud provider in Asia like Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure. I doubt such a tech company would make it that obvious when breaking the law.
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    For those that support Trump, where is the line? Is this not outright corruption you'd usually see in 3rd world countries? I'm genuinely curious - I'm not from the US and don't keep up with your politics - how normal is
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    I haven't used VS Code so I can't say for sure. Some models aren't enabled by default but the plugin should enable them for you when you first select/use it. Off the top of my mind there's: - 3.7 Sonnet (thought&#x2
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    Southeast as well (Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, etc). I don't know much about South and West Asian cultures
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    by _lvbh 2y ago

    I wrote the original Python version & later migrated it to Lua. These days it's mostly maintained by @deathbeam on GitHub. Happy to answer any questions. I've been pretty happy using it and it's much more convenient than