hparadiz

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by hparadiz 5mo ago
This is just admitting that your product is small and unimportant.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
The amount of critical CVEs released in a week is a metric.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
In the past three months I've shipped more code than I have in years. New php extension https://github.com/hparadiz/ext-gnu-grep A Demo showing how to stream webrtc to KDE Wayland overlay. https://githu
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I had to convert a build pipeline from just one linux distro to multiple and then get arm64 going. Not the most difficult thing in the world but quite annoying when there's 100 binaries and a complex dep tree with lots of moving pieces
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
> that I can never understand this is not a thing. there hasn't been a single line of code written that a human can't understand.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Your diatribe is irrelevant. This account is my real name. I have nothing to hide. The metrics speak for themselves. We just had a week with 7 major zero days announced for pretty much every major OS and architecture. Reality doesn't c
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
It's fun watching other languages orms be 10 years behind in design. Your example is a common anti pattern from PHP orms 15 years ago.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I shipped a project at work in 3 months instead of the estimated original 6-9 months.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Just woke up from half my nights sleep to see what HN is talking about at 1 am pst on a Friday. Oh look more useless arguing. People who do things care about the doing more than how the sausage was made. I do not care how software gets buil
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
If a studio on it's last legs is required to service a failing product instead of working on a new one the studio will simply close and not comply. That's what tends to happen with forced regulations like this.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
What? This a mandate in law that requires a company to do work in order to comply. Studios will spin out LLCs for a game so that if it fails it doesn't end up as a liability. Unintended consequence: more dead games.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Metrics, profilers, architecture! Use AI to get back to basics! Wanna prove a technique is better? Use AI to make a benchmark! Learn by experimentation! That is my advice to juniors. At the end of the day AI is writing code and there may be
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
You're right. I was thinking of what I was reading about the Steam Frame
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Yes. Valve has done a ton of work here because it's required to be able to run x86 games on a Steam Frame which has an ARM cpu.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
WSL 1.0 was doing something like that. Doing syscall translation in real time. Eventually edge cases forced them to abandon that architecture and now it's just a VM.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Close ups of the tail fins and the hull exterior have little hex tiles covering the entire tail fin assembly. There's also different sizes of tile. Exciting to see if that will be enough structural reinforcement.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Why do you think costs will go up when the competition is increasing while hardware prices per compute cycle go down? That's the part I don't get.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
I'm watching people host models on things like LangSmith and OpenRouter for a fraction of the cost you are talking about. We have other people reporting their M4 Macs providing them with performance close to what they get with ChatGPT
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
A technology indistinguishable from magic.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
I've played with SD plenty. CPU even becomes manageable at low resolutions. But uh CPU/GPU is starting to blur now with these new AMD inference CPUs with built in GPUs. And ARM based machines like Macs. I wish more people on HN we
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
It's old rack mounts. Only one of them has some ECC DDR4 worth something.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
"Local AI is not ready" > proceeds to run a 7 year old budget GPU You're like the kid showing up to a test without a pencil. It's ridiculous for you to suggest that an advanced AI model needs to run on your budget 7 y
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Have you actually tried this stuff or are you just saying stuff you hear on the internet?
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Yup there's a ton of people on HN sleeping on this new tech because they refuse to look at anything AI. We now have jail broken models but the average person on here doesn't even know how to download and try a model.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
You are not listening. There is no way to make it work properly all the time.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Yea it's the same thing in California and will likely be a growing problem.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Plex hasn't bothered to work on this in 15 years. It's been the same since I was in college and I'm almost 40.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
It's a big deal because there's no rhyme or reason why it's one way or another way in different series so when you ask your TV through voice command to "Play Season 3 Episode 2 of [Show] through Plex] and then your TV pl
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
How does it (the openrouter version) compare to ChatGPT 5.5 or Claude Opus 4.6?
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
The problem with Plex is that is has a very opinionated system that ignores how things are in real life. One example I can point to is Stargate SG-1. Episode 1 is a two parter and depending on who you ask it's either Episode 1 and 2 or

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