jarym

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by jarym 3mo ago
Europe learnt nothing from the 1910-1950 era it seems. If the Stasi were around to see their dream rebuilt twice over....
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by jarym 3mo ago
Iroh can use multiple discovery methods, one of them is DNS. When a node comes online it publishes its addresses[1]. Another node can resolve from the node id those addresses and attempt a direct or hole-punched connection. If that works, r
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by jarym 3mo ago
Thank you!!
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by jarym 3mo ago
The one thing this website seems to make difficult finding: what EXACTLY does it do? Does it take my containerised app and turn it into WebAssembly?
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by jarym 4mo ago
Running in firecracker is fine but if you want density you can run them in containers. https://hub.docker.com/r/kasmweb/chrome
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by jarym 4mo ago
End goal of complaining that no one pays for their efforts.
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by jarym 4mo ago
Agree on lack of ACME but the codebase is far cleaner than nginx. In theory it'd be easier to audit?
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by jarym 4mo ago
This. This I believe is what it's all about. US government is going to create identity verification through the backdoor using AI as the reason (at least its not 'think of the children' again)
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by jarym 4mo ago
Markdown is the defacto format for LLMs and humans to interoperate. And I agree not everything can be represented well but that’s missing the point - it seems to win because markdown is the lowest common denominator for both human and AI mo
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by jarym 4mo ago
A desktop markdown editor for design docs in git repos with markdown diff highlighting. Has been a time consuming but super fun experience https://github.com/emrul/md
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by jarym 4mo ago
Protection from the risk that the tide might turn on them despite their extensive political lobbying? Just taking a guess here but probably not far off.
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by jarym 4mo ago
I love seeing stuff like this that would probably not exist if not for LLMs making exploring these kinds of ideas relatively cheap and quick to do. My takeaway from this though is that nginx is pretty impressive on its own. Also this stuck
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by jarym 4mo ago
I started similarly with it. I'm of the opinion that its a tool that behaves like a tool - how well it works depends on who is using it and how. I don't have a good analogy but the immediate one that comes to mind is treating AI l
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by jarym 4mo ago
I've been coding for over 2 decades. I love it, I've always loved it and I likely always will. I was an AI skeptic some months ago but truly Claude and Codex have changed my development style and velocity in a way I never imagined
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by jarym 4mo ago
I concur. I had Claude try it out on a project I'm working on: Headline so far (nested, 10k, p50/p95/p99 µs): ┌─────────────────────┬─────────────┬────────────────┐ │ op │ SQLite │ SurrealKV
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by jarym 4mo ago
This! A hundred times over. It's hard enough having to review one serial set of changes managing parallel changes into a single code base has been a nightmare load on my brain so I avoid that unless I'm trying to prototype somethi
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by jarym 4mo ago
Over 96% of registered small businesses sell NOTHING in a typical month. I hope the other 4% are raking it in large otherwise there's a real question about why any business even bothers!
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by jarym 4mo ago
What do you mean - WebTransport can do a lot...
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by jarym 5mo ago
I've been doing more and more Rust. Even with sscache the compile times are not great so for any moderately sized codebase that requires frequent rebuilds I don't know how everyone else is doing it
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by jarym 5mo ago
Dunno, AI was quick to prove it could be done. I’ve found while it’s initial attempts might be slop, with good direction it can really tidy things up
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by jarym 5mo ago
I like it, and I’m not bothered if it was made with AI or not. Good work as far as I’m concerned
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by jarym 5mo ago
So?
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by jarym 5mo ago
I think there’s been far too many Google/GCP ‘suspensions with no human in the loop’ that Google does need to put out a statement about their practices.
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by jarym 5mo ago
Reads fine for me. I’m getting a bit worn out with the number of ‘if you’re going to use an LLM then take the time to …’ posts. I’ve looked at plenty of HN submissions that don’t render at all on mobile and yes I found it frustrating but d
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British reporter gets personal YouTube account blocked(twitter.com)
4 points by jarym 5mo ago|1 comments
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by jarym 5mo ago
Very well known Sky News reporter has is rarely used personal YouTube account blocked. As usual for Google, very difficult to get a human in the loop to help.
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by jarym 5mo ago
Not sure but I'm interested in trying it because I've for a while sensed that adding SKILLS.md degraded my overall experience - most probably I wrote them wrong. But this sort of tooling I guess can help me figure it out?
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by jarym 5mo ago
Every AI vendor is trying to steal marketshare. For now the competition is good!
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by jarym 5mo ago
"home built auth system" is bound to have "random SSO issues". You fix them, that's how things mature.
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by jarym 6mo ago
Frankly, tough to have much sympathy. Yes it could happen to me or many of us too. BUT we’re expected to take precautions and from this article they clearly did not take ANY.

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