imhoguy

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   Ask HN: Any volounteer firefighters (not only IT production)?

   1 points by imhoguy 4y ago|0 comments
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   30M RPis per year? Fascinating, I wonder what kind of products they ship with RPis inside.
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   I crossed so many good laptops from my buy list because of some silly keyboard decisions (oh, Asus), and MacBook fellas shrug on my complaints :)
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   Can it do full encryption from client (transfer + at-rest) with Fuse? Currently I use ext4 image + LUKS + NBD over SSH tunel, it works but is extremely slow.
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   I recall consumer CPUs and some pencil mark bridging trick to upgrade them around that time too.
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   Proof? Please
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   The torrent of garbage may require AI based moderation solution itself. Although I hope we may see big come back of Web 1.0 forums such where users have to gain street cred and even invite referals with realy genuine contribution into commu
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   This! As data horder I see even more value in preserving pre-AI content, art, source code. That genuine stuff will be priceless.
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   by imhoguy 4y ago

   Sounds like Socratic method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_method
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Curious, if you don't mind, what kind of professional usage with Lua you work on? I was working on some Nginx/Openresty scripting with Lua module to implement kind of web edge service and really liked it.
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    One video brought me memory of Autechre - Gantz Graf music video (warning, hard IDM style ;) [0]. It was made manually in 2002, per Wikipedia: "Rutterford also stated that there was no generative element to the imagery; every three-dim
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    SimpleX looks too good to be true! It even has terminal client https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/blob/stable/doc...
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Fiber has caps too, although hidden under "Fair Usage Policy". I know as I see some stories on /r/DataHorder, some starting from 1TB/month. Ofc they are much higher than cellular/5G caps.
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Mega.co.nz uses that to hide the decryption key for almost decade. You share links but Mega never knows your key because fragment hash is never sent to server or in referrer. Encrypted files are stored on Mega servers but the decryption occ
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Good you don't download them, that would grow the data hoarder HDD rack pretty quickly.
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    I think StackOverflow will exist and do well. 1st, it is source of information for ChatGPT itself so if there would be no new content then AI is going to implode too. 2nd, very often I skip top answer because it has some edge cases or simpl
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    I'm just wondering is it going to be available in DuckDuckGo.
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    "GPT skills", I'm assured our jobs are saved now, but what if GPT learns GPT skills of GPT skills of... /s
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Not GP but may be helpful to someone: I wouldn't expose any home-net service to the Internet except Wireguard VPN. It listens on connection-less UDP and only responds to clients with recognized auth key. On the router you just forward
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    I could explain this as I was there many times - planning is not fun for a creator in passion. The fun is to code some clever software solution and make it to work and show to friends or just keep for own pleasure, then boring stuff starts:
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    I try to sort out the dependency issue with one of the following solution (order relevant) 1) fork and fix, submit PR and use my fork until PR is not merged, if ever; 2) find replacement; 3) remove it and find workaround to implement the us
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Now we need a leak of Flash Player source code :)
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    You can check Java Card to see how GC-less low memory programing was sorted out there. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Card
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Couldn't it stay somehow hibernated until it collects enough sunrays to reconnect in the future? I see the dust cover on photos is really thick, but just hypothetically would it be even possible for probe to be dormant for years and th
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Any chance to get SD running on mobile Ryzen APU e.g. Ryzen Pro 4750U (Renoir)?
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Same here, first time I hear MariaDB has some corporation behind it, and now even IPO. I thought it is just community fork to avoid greedy Oracle. You just pull it from Linux distro repo or Docker and voila. Now I wonder is it going to end
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    It is still better than it was before, imagine you had to buy Adobe PS as a beginner, or you could just pir.... now you know why subscriptions.
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Was thinking about exactly same idea to automate my job last week. We just need something local to to train, like Stable Diffusion.
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    Yep, LineageOS+Termux is serving me very well, still it is a lot of manual steps and hacking varying by HW vendor and model.
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    by imhoguy 4y ago

    I use Termux as my daily driver, but I never thought it can run desktop stuff. Still HW (Samsung) is locked down a bit as it doesn't allow autostart after power failure or can't power up without battery.