dizhn

14 ms·

391.
by dizhn 9mo ago
I am not in the tech field anymore and I use exclusively free models and clis. They are mostly of Chinese origin. I call them my little software sweatshop.
392.
by dizhn 9mo ago
Trust and do what with it though. I trust Chomsky but I can mark his interviews "Don't show" because I'm sick of them. Or like Facebook lets your follow 'friend' but ignore them. So trust and do what with that
393.
by dizhn 9mo ago
I was using opencode the other day. It took me a while to realize the that the agent couldn't read/write the .env file but didn't realize it. When I pushed it first it was able to create a temp file and copy it over .env AND
394.
by dizhn 9mo ago
How hard could it be to take over Croatia? You should follow your dreams.
395.
by dizhn 9mo ago
Firefox is freaking out on some of these. It's hilarious.
396.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Collect calls would have been a thing until cell phones got very common because you had to use pay phones when you were outside and you somehow never had quarters.
397.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Reminds me of the old collect call trick. Rather than state your name when prompted you transmit a short, perhaps even coded, message. Then the receiving party declines the call.
398.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Of course it is. You get to maintain all the server architecture yourself. I don't have a need to give people public access but if I did I would set up Authentik and proxy everything through it and hand out usernames to people I want f
399.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Put wireguard on that thing and don't expose anything on your public IP. Better yet don't have a public IP. Just port forward the wireguard IP from your router. That's it. No firewall no nothing. Not even accidental exposure
400.
by dizhn 10mo ago
I will grant that there might be a match issue but I don't think Michelin Pilot Sports are bad tires.
401.
by dizhn 10mo ago
I tries oh my zsh whil switching to it from fish ("the we don't believe in configuration" shell). I thought it would be great with all the popularity it has but 90 percent of the plug-ins are alias definitions which I certain
402.
by dizhn 10mo ago
I bought my first real wheel drive car in 2014. Still have it. It's not a race car. About 170hp. It struggles at the smallest curves. Good thing it has traction control and esp. Except all the front wheel cars I had before, one even sl
403.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Don't mess with Vietnam please. My phone's CSC is set to Vietnam to enable call recording. I love that feature but I don't want to lose my banking apps.
404.
by dizhn 10mo ago
A generic playwright script taking agent's output as input could do this easily. Especially if it's just a few sites.
405.
by dizhn 10mo ago
You can give their hosted versions a go using one of the free clis. (qwen coder cli has qwen models, opencode has a different selection all the time. it was glm recently. there's also deepseek which is quite cheap)
406.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Try some Made In PRC models. They do not give a shit.
407.
by dizhn 10mo ago
I had a similar thing happen. What multiple doctor visits could not even diagnose was fixed with resistance band side walks.
408.
by dizhn 10mo ago
> Trump is term-limited There's a pretty well established Turkic solution to that. (Change the constitution. Claim the term limit applied to the old republic and it's your first term actually and go about your day)
409.
by dizhn 10mo ago
> The maker of this has taken a deterministic problem (substring matching transaction descriptions) that could be solved with a 50-line Python script I had a coding agent write this for me last week. :D It takes an excel export of my tra
410.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Super unnecessary confusion generating stuff from OP's side. He is having fun with people who think it's not the best idea too. Nobody is thinking of the potential confused user. It's a shit name to begin with, now we have tw
411.
by dizhn 10mo ago
https://www.arthurkoziel.com/running-virt-manager-and-libvir... This guy seems to have a brew package for it. At the bottom he has a warning and a link to another blog post about HVF acceleration (no idea what that is) whic
412.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Can't you use virt-manager? Proxmox even.
413.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Popup Blocker Strict is the best popup blocker I've found. It still misses a tiny fraction but is much better than a browser's own setting or ublock origin alone. https://github.com/schomery/popup-blocker
414.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Different times yes. It's also a political thing with people not wanting to call it or claim people don't want to call it Christmas (but holidays) and Ukraine changing their date a few years ago due to them not being Russia. Merry
415.
by dizhn 10mo ago
You're probably better off finding a way to support both.
416.
by dizhn 10mo ago
You can clear & turn off the memory stuff no?
417.
by dizhn 10mo ago
I didn't really know the mechanism of how this worked but if you check your resolv file you might find that the nameserver IP for your localhost is 127.0.0.53 . It is so in recent Linux distros. (Probably a systemd thing)
418.
by dizhn 10mo ago
Not that I'm aware of. Sorry. Here's one my daemon.json files though. It tames the log file size and sets its format. And fixes the IP block so it won't change like I mentioned above. { "log-driver": &quo
419.
by dizhn 10mo ago
The reason is convenience. There would be a lot more friction if they didn't do it like this for everything other than local development. Docker also has more traps and not quite as obvious as this. For example, it can change the priva
420.
by dizhn 10mo ago
The URL this points to does not say anything about security. There's an example of a race condition causing memory corruption and a crash.

More ›