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by fleebee 1y ago
I'm running Iocaine[1] which is essentially the same thing on my tiny $3/mo VPS and it's handling crawlers bombarding the honeypot with ~12 requests per second just fine. It's using about 30 MB of RAM. [1]: https:/
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by fleebee 1y ago
Nice stats! I've only had GPTBot reach depth 92 on my honeypot. I guess it's not as interesting.
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by fleebee 1y ago
I came across a blog post[1] (HN thread[2]) recently that sheds some light on the issue. The tl;dr is that the PR view can render over 100 000 DOM nodes, many of which are invisible inline SVG nodes, and SPA routing makes navigation a lot s
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by fleebee 1y ago
4 KB + whatever curl takes (540 KB on my machine).
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by fleebee 1y ago
> This is similar to good audio engineers back in the day wiring up a dirt cheap car speaker to mix albums. Isn't that the opposite of what's happening? I have decent audio equipment at home. I'd rather listen to releases
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by fleebee 1y ago
Do you have tracking protection on "Strict"? The player only started working for me after changing it to "Standard".
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by fleebee 1y ago
This works. Thanks!
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by fleebee 1y ago
Site seems to be down? I can't access it.
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by fleebee 1y ago
For me it was OpenAI. GTPBot hammered my honeypot with 0.87 requests per second for about 5 weeks. Other crawlers only made up 2% of the traffic. 1.8 million requests, 4 GiB of traffic. Then it just abruptly stopped for whatever reason.
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by fleebee 1y ago
I love this. It's pretty and really easy to digest.
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by fleebee 1y ago
It's configuration for software. If I want to be in control of and understand how my tools work I need to read (and write) those files.
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by fleebee 1y ago
Now that's a blast from the past. Before we had good one-in-all plugin solutions for solo play, I'm pretty sure I ripped the hook code from ProKreedz for my listen server. Then I got a checkpoint plugin from another guy, LJ stats
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by fleebee 1y ago
Well, not just FPS games. It got ported to Assetto Corsa[1], which is a driving simulator. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yeh5vFG1GK0
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by fleebee 1y ago
What's worth noting is that the companies providing LLMs are also strongly pushing people into using their LLMs in unhealthy ways. Facebook has started shoving their conversational chatbots into people's faces.[1] That none of the
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by fleebee 1y ago
I found this "advancement" creepy. It seems like they deliberately made GPT-5 more laid back, conversational and human-like. I don't think LLMs should mimic humans and I think this is a dangerous development.
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by fleebee 1y ago
As a note to future historians, this sounded just as crazy back in March.
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by fleebee 1y ago
The reading of the quote that the tweeter provided is even worse. I'd rather not be subjected to fake news on HN.
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by fleebee 1y ago
The intention was to prevent tooth decay by regulating candy intake. But it turns out that mandating a special weekly(!) day for candy consumption had the opposite effect. Children are naturally interested in things that are forbidden from
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by fleebee 1y ago
I feel a bit warm and fuzzy inside when the forum (and the guestbook) seem reasonably active even if they're hidden under a rock. It's a treehouse kind of vibe.
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by fleebee 1y ago
There is an option in GitHub Copilot settings to enable GPT-5 already.
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by fleebee 1y ago
That cracked me up. "The wall's design is remarkably well-done"? I could definitely see this working quite well with more similar topics, like steering users towards the cloud instead of self-hosting etc.
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by fleebee 1y ago
Well written. I've been thinking about this topic lately and it's hard to put it into words, but you've captured into words a lot of the feelings I've had about it. Judging by discussions I've had around this topic,
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by fleebee 1y ago
Nice post! There's a lot of stuff here that I had no idea was in built-in already. I tried making a standalone executable with the command provided, but it produced a .blob which I believe still requires the Node runtime to run. I was
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by fleebee 1y ago
Not sure I like the fact that Copilot inferred that Dylan likes football so it offered to buy tickets when Dylan launched his browser. In general, this seems to be less about empowering users and more about shoving AI in their faces. You do
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by fleebee 1y ago
I don't even want to imagine how bad it will get if a legitimate moat does surface and users get entrenched ever deeper into the ecosystem of a single provider. A lot of the companies in this space have a track record of squeezing as m
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by fleebee 1y ago
You can still write simple, understandable React. All the weird, obscure hooks they have added in the recent years are opt-in and are often better left for library maintainers. You probably don't even need useMemo or useCallback. That&
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by fleebee 1y ago
I think it's cool that producers are experimenting with co-fermented coffee in search for new experiences, but truth be told, the co-ferments I've had have always left me disappointed. I'm guessing the process is delicate and
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by fleebee 1y ago
I on the other hand find agentic LLMs mentally draining. I can't enter a flow state since the workflow boils down to waiting and then getting interrupted, and then waiting again. Often the LLM does the wrong thing and then instead of m
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by fleebee 1y ago
moment.js has been deprecated for, what, close to 5 years now? I wouldn't recommend choosing it over any of the modern alternatives.
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by fleebee 1y ago
Depends on what you're using for routing. In Tanstack Router it's a boolean you set when creating the router. The documentation nicely lays out what's being done under the hood, and it's quite a bit.[1] I wouldn't t

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