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by jasongill 12d ago
In case anyone missed it earlier on HN, there is a similar project that runs on an ESP32: https://github.com/hchunhui/tiny386
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by jasongill 14d ago
"Add customer delight to the product pages; make no mistakes"
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by jasongill 14d ago
Try it in a private browsing window - if you are logged in, Google will link directly to the result, but if you aren't logged in, it appears to be redirecting through their /goto endpoint
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by jasongill 21d ago
"© 2026 lazygit.dev — Unofficial site. Not affiliated with the official lazygit project or Jesse Duffield." strange
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by jasongill 22d ago
Good catch, I guess I got lost in the marketing speak of the page!
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by jasongill 23d ago
It would be great if they made their inference capacity for this model available via OpenRouter; the fastest provider on OpenRouter right now is at ~80tps https://openrouter.ai/qwen/qwen3.8-27b#providers They do appear
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by jasongill 23d ago
It appears that they do support Prompt Caching: https://inference-docs.cerebras.ai/capabilities/prompt-cachi...
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by jasongill 24d ago
It's agents all the way down
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by jasongill 28d ago
Feel free to submit a pull request
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by jasongill 1mo ago
And honestly? That changes the game.
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by jasongill 1mo ago
As soon as I saw "Quake Shareware" in the title of this post, I thought "Pray to the one you will pay!" which was what appeared on the screen when you ran QCRACK. I always wondered why Final Doom didn't unlock with
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by jasongill 2mo ago
> Im sorry to hear about your situation. Have you blogged about it? I don't know why but this made me laugh out loud. I know you're trying to help but just a funny jump
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by jasongill 2mo ago
The reason that these companies are choosing Greensboro as a base is due to the fact that the GSO airport has a relatively-long 10,001-foot runway but comparatively little commercial air traffic. Additionally, the airport property is quite
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by jasongill 2mo ago
Correct, I guess I should have clarified that I mean they removed the ability that most registrars have, in an attempt to make domains into a revenue driver for their primary product.
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by jasongill 2mo ago
The only problem with this is that having such a complex function as a non-core business unit makes it ripe to get rid of, or try to find a way to make it a profit center. Cloudflare, for example, removed the ability to change the nameserve
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by jasongill 3mo ago
> Can't imagine that any competent orgs would have externally-facing ssh or windows bastion hosts. I have seen shit that would turn you white.
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by jasongill 3mo ago
I have been transported back to the days of `conf t`, `enable password hunter2`, `show run`, `copy run start`
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by jasongill 3mo ago
I've been in the industry for a long, long time, and I would say that use of bastion hosts ranks #2 on my list of things that tell me your environment is not secure (right behind "we use fail2ban to protect us" as the #1 clue
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by jasongill 3mo ago
Not sure what country you live in, but I don't think that the US falls under your definition of a "sane society"
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by jasongill 3mo ago
I have been running this stack since well before Claude Code became popular. It works OK but I've found it to be very slow; and despite having a big context window, it seems to lose track of what it's working on and goes down a ra
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by jasongill 4mo ago
"My CPU is a neural-net processor - a learning computer" springs to mind
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by jasongill 4mo ago
You must not be looking very hard because there's literally six PHP jobs on May's "Who's Hiring" list: https://hnhiring.com/technologies/php
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by jasongill 5mo ago
The finance industry does; I know private equity just calls anything security related "cyber", which irritates me.
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by jasongill 5mo ago
USB-G 4.6 SuperSpeed Plus, but the cables will still just be used for charging your random electronics and won't even work for that half the time.
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by jasongill 5mo ago
This is one of those stories, just like the SR-71 "ground speed check" story, that every single time I see it posted I just have to read the entire thing again. I love it.
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by jasongill 6mo ago
Further proving my point, I wasn't sure if you - a fellow commenter! - were talking about Ente Auth or Ente Photos until I re-read your comment and the linked issue. I think that they have great product(s) but terrible branding and app
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by jasongill 6mo ago
I love Ente Auth, but Ente (as a company/organization) does a somewhat poor job of calling out their non-photos apps in their branding and on their website. If you go to the "Download" button at the top of the page on this pa
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by jasongill 7mo ago
This almost confirms it then, each machine has an external modem tied to 1 phone line per modem, and there are no internal modems in use. The picture shows 50 modems that I can see, and the original article indicates that it's around h
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by jasongill 7mo ago
SSH expects the escape sequence (tilde) to be the first character on a new line; since backspace is sent as a character, you can't just backspace over something you've started typing and then press tilde to have it recognized. Tec
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by jasongill 7mo ago
While in an SSH session, press enter, then type tilde and capital C (enter ~C) and you can add command line options to the current session. To add a port forward from your local 8080 to the remote port 80 without closing the connection, do:

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