himata4113

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by himata4113 8mo ago
It's just better opencode while still being lightweight I don't know what else to say. It's just an opinionated fork, either you like it or you don't. I personally really like it.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap
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by himata4113 8mo ago
Preconfigured PI: https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi
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by himata4113 8mo ago
you want to put agents in a sandbox instead such as bwrap anyways.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
I mean you don't want really want to use javascript for the backend anyway... What's the problem with just using vite and any backend of your choosing?
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by himata4113 8mo ago
not every country has a concept of "subpoenaed" especially if it comes from the US veil.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
this was about the $5 wrench not about the tracing of it and sure you can know the origin but you don't know the final destination.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
Seems pretty similar to be. I do not like people, but I don't dislike talking to people. Speculation: What you actually like is independence, not being bound by others or being chained by those around you - the feeling of freedom. Howe
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by himata4113 8mo ago
Except that there is a huge trusted network for this. The world does not revolve around americas and europe. Not everyone has issues cashing out millions of crypto from a bank. This has been especially prevelant with countries that host a l
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by himata4113 8mo ago
yep, no mention that re-advertised prefixes would be withdrawn again as well during the entire impact even after they shut it down.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
This blog post is inaccurate, the prefixes were being revoked over and over - to keep your prefixes advertised you had to have a script that would readd them or else it would be withdrawn again. The way they seemed to word it is really dish
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by himata4113 8mo ago
qemu: mkdir build; cd build; ../configure, some projects are like that
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by himata4113 8mo ago
I actually cannot use my monitor without nightshift, any white page just makes my eyes water, painful even. I had it off for a day when I switched to linux and immediately my eyes started drying out. Safe to say it works for making your eye
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by himata4113 8mo ago
unfortunate, it's such a hostile company that I don't really know why they're even relevant anymore.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
paypal is still around? I haven't seen any "accepts paypal" / paypal / checkout with paypal since around 2023 and the realization of it makes me unreasonably happy.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
I personally don't buy it, cerebras is way more advanced than this, comparing this tok/s to cerebras is disingenious.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
see comments above for correction
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by himata4113 8mo ago
so this is what it feels to be old... but to clarify, this was about a year ago where I struggled to find an auto completion for HttpServer and when I searched it up jdk HttpServer was simply not in the results so I made assumptions that we
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by himata4113 8mo ago
I tried to implement a minimal server just to realize that there is still no way to do so in java 21... I stand corrected I guess it was recently added: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/25/docs&#x2F
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by himata4113 8mo ago
I did mention that, but for a lot of things it is not enough compared to a full http client most stdlib's have. HttpClient was introducted for a reason.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
sun is typically not available anymore / deprecated even and not available in the JRE or it's early access, but fair point.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
java didn't have an http client (I guess it had a url 'stream') for the longest time and STILL doesn't have an http server.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
I've actually ran into few blogs that were incredibly shallow while sounding profound. I think when people use AI to ex: compare docker to k8s and don't use k8s is how you get horrible articles that sound great, but to anyone that
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by himata4113 8mo ago
The visual capabilities of this model are frankly kind of ridicioulus what the hell.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
use openrouter instead
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by himata4113 8mo ago
I never brought my self to use tailscale because it has a login screen and I absolutely despise that even as a concept for a private NAT. I know headscale exists, but it doesn't seem to even support the features I really want.
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by himata4113 8mo ago
The fact that these still show up is pretty wild to me. Don't we have a bunch of tools that should create memory-safish binaries by applying the same validation checks that memory-safe languages get for free purely from their design? I
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by himata4113 8mo ago
Kubernetes solves real problems for the 1% who need it. The other 99% are paying a massive complexity tax for capabilities they never use, while 87% of their provisioned CPU sits idle. is where the author is just wrong: - abstracts away ssh