happyPersonR

7 ms·

61.
by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Hopefully Llm while it may not allow immediately for like 100% ready to go financial services code Maybe it gives us good tests ? That alone for something on cobol might be worthwhile
62.
by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Aside from orca slicers issues Bambus p2s and their ams2 pro have had more hardware reliability issues in 1 month than is normal Wayyyy more than my p1s and ams combo I think there’s also some issue in their firmware that needs to be rolled
63.
by happyPersonR 5mo ago
This is actually a good question … wonder if it’s just api calls to a binary blob haha
64.
by happyPersonR 5mo ago
I thought handshakes were just when you were setting up a connection no? Random dropouts tho sound bad… with high speed signaling also sounds like a pain to figure out
65.
by happyPersonR 5mo ago
I have a friend in the exact same situation I assume you have an ams 2 pro? And it won’t pull filament when randomly ? Her also same issue and she’s having to fight them. Shit is wild. I feel rather guilty I had an initially good experien
66.
by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Honestly I’ve long thought versioned repos would be best distributed over torrents But I know corporations might be adverse There’s also ghcr but I’m sure the storage bill is gonna be wild
67.
by happyPersonR 5mo ago
With mandatory auto updates and software that don’t pin dependencies being the norm, most of us have no choice in the matter really. We’re not downloading new firmware and installing for a lot of things it’s all getting pulled in automatica
68.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
Not trying to give anyone homework thinking out loud : One thing I would love to see is if this dogfoods itself Like would dsv4 with q2 be able to do this task itself on this hardware ? Sidenote: I wish I had a M4-m3 … thinking about gett
69.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
Yes I think what this demonstrates that folks are missing is that now optimization for specific scenarios is quite possible.
70.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
Building this into agentic dev workflows (subject to token/time constraints) is something I spent a lot of time doing at work. I actually am kind of proud of that hahah But you’re right I agree In the corporate world they sadly don’t t
71.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
So just gonna ask a question, probably will get downvoted I know this is flash, but…. But other than this guy, did our whole society seriously never flamegraph this stuff before we started requesting nuclear reactors colocated at data cente
72.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
I actually really like this! This is unique and cool. And it’s a n actual new take on something and I could totally see it working on some use cases I personally have atm. Even stuff like k8’s the whole thing other than like kube-api if I h
73.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
lol GitHub doesn’t run on azure at msft They still run their own platform.
74.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
Lol you should just upgrade the battery lollll
75.
by happyPersonR 6mo ago
Do you use it on a lan I’m guessing?
76.
by happyPersonR 7mo ago
lol at all the finance folks This isn’t reddit. This is a technical forum. We talk about cool tech stuff.
77.
by happyPersonR 7mo ago
For a lot of stuff, you might have better luck getting it to generate something like cadquery
78.
by happyPersonR 7mo ago
This is going to cause people to react, but I think those of us that truly love opensource don't push AI generated code upstream because we know it's just not ready for use beyond agentic use. It's just not robust for alot of
79.
by happyPersonR 7mo ago
Tbh ipv4 and cgnat im hoping at this point will go the way of POTS and be something we force turn off. There are differences between how ipv6 works and v4 …. But I’m not sure the cost of running these shims for forever is worth what they’re
80.
by happyPersonR 8mo ago
Im not 100% sure but I think for captive portal this would def work. For the authenticated wpa3 or whatever i think theyve actually added 802.1x
81.
by happyPersonR 8mo ago
This is probably the biggest issue. I turn WiFi mine off and use my own WiFi ap.
82.
by happyPersonR 8mo ago
What would prevent this from working with something like Vlc or kodi? Is it as simple as upgrading to a trunk based kernel?
83.
by happyPersonR 8mo ago
Yeah this seems likely, but with all the LLM stuff it might be an outdated assumption. Buy new chips next year! Haha :)
84.
by happyPersonR 9mo ago
lol there’s no real technical details in this article sadly. Checkpoint has a better analysis. https://research.checkpoint.com/2026/voidlink-the-cloud-nati... Some kind of opensource ish malware framework the kids are
85.
by happyPersonR 9mo ago
These companies abandon software? Does anyone really think this is going to end well?
86.
by happyPersonR 11mo ago
Couldn’t you just use a broadcast address and get the same result ?
87.
by happyPersonR 11mo ago
I’m glad a lot of server stuff has redfish. But something better still needs to be there for non-server stuff for sure. Raspberry pi style bootloaders would be amazing, ones we could configure to use a certain image before powering on for
88.
by happyPersonR 11mo ago
Yeah in order to automate, you’ve gotta know something about what you’re automating. PXE is not different.
89.
by happyPersonR 11mo ago
Yeah broadcast with iPxe commonly has this issue, I’ve also run into it in my career more than once.
90.
by happyPersonR 1y ago
People overstate some of the secondary effects, but in a nutshell that’s more or less what they do.

More ›