apitman

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   by apitman 6mo ago

   Adoption has been flat under 50% for a year now.
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   Artemis II Launch Day Updates(nasa.gov)

   1099 points by apitman 6mo ago|956 comments
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   by apitman 6mo ago

   As sad as it makes me to admit, I don't think IPv6 is ever going to happen without government intervention. Adoption is flat at under 50% over the past year. IPv6 doesn't benefit big tech. SNI routing and NAT work pretty well for
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   by apitman 6mo ago

   You can pipe through a TransformStream that counts how many bytes you've uploaded, right?
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   by apitman 7mo ago

   > Social media was supposed to connect us, but most of it has turned into ads, division, and loneliness. I'm betting on ATProto as a way to fix that I disagree with the premise here. I think the core mechanics of social media, ie in
6. 216.▲
   by apitman 7mo ago

   Nice. Is this terminal-first or terminal-only?
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   by apitman 7mo ago

   I don't think the better software part is playing out
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   by apitman 7mo ago

   I'm not sure these problems are solvable once a company gets big enough and incentives completely take over. It's like the hands are trying to sew a parachute while the legs are sprinting towards a cliff.
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   by apitman 7mo ago

   You may be interested in my list here: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling In particular I believe OpenZiti has a similar focus on embedding the tunnel in the apps.
10. 220.▲
    by apitman 7mo ago

    Is your project public?
11. 221.▲
    by apitman 7mo ago

    That didn't take long: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46648627
12. 222.▲
    by apitman 7mo ago

    Bad example; he'd rather be with his horses
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    Reminds me of: https://www.brandons.me/blog/write-code-not-too-much-mostly-...
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    It depends on the airline, but sometimes I can put my laptop in weird positions that aren't half bad. The main technique is fully opening the screen, balancing the laptop on its lower edge, and using a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. Has
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    This
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    I thought this was an AoE2 eco joke for a second
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    Your NAT traversal article is amazing, but sadly the long tail (ha) means any production quality solution has to have relays, which is a huge complexity jump for people who just want to run some p2p app on their laptop. And it's not cl
18. 228.▲
    by apitman 7mo ago

    See also https://www.fast.ai/posts/2026-01-28-dark-flow/
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    I've only had it once, but inflight Starlink is a game changer. I was able to play a ranked AoE2 game over the Pacific Ocean.
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    Yep. As sad as it is for p2p, NAT handles most uses cases for users, and SNI routing (or creative hacks like OP) handles most use cases for providers. I was surprised how low IPv4 prices have gotten. Lowest since at least 2019.
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    SSH has no Host header(blog.exe.dev)

    189 points by apitman 7mo ago|169 comments
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    I think ralphing is for purely vibe coded stuff, where you're literally never looking at the code and only asking for changes to the final output. If I'm reviewing all the code, so far I'm still the bottleneck even with a sin
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    See "Programming as Theory Building": https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.pdf
24. 234.▲
    by apitman 7mo ago

    cargo check is faster; it's not fast
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    A big downside with rust is the compile times. Being in a tight AI loop just wasn't part of the design of any existing programming languages. As languages designed for (and probably written by) AI come out over the next decade, it will
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    A TUI library with hot reload would be pretty cool
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    I've found agents effective using GUI apps with nothing but the ability to take screenshots and send mouse and keyboard commands. I imagine they'd work even better with a TUI, even if it's not designed with agents in mind at
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    People don't build TUIs because they want to run apps in the terminal, they build them because the terminal happens to be the most portable app platform available.
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    Nice. I've been using lego for this the past few weeks.
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    by apitman 7mo ago

    I disagree. Rust and Zig bring millions of lines of code of dependencies and complexity in their toolchains. We can hope for a relatively simple Zig compiler someday, but probably not Rust. If you care about portability (now and in the futu