junon

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   by junon 1y ago

   Update shortly after my post: They've removed access to GPT-4 and below. Therefore I've removed their access to my card.
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   by junon 1y ago

   Anecdotal review: Been using it all morning. Had to switch back to 4. 5 has all of the problems that 2/3 had with ignoring any context, flagrantly ignoring the 'spirit' of my requests, and talking to me like I'm a little
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   by junon 1y ago

   I think people forget NPM added package-lock.json for the npm@5 release that was rushed out the door to match the next node.js major and was primarily to cut down on server traffic costs as they weren't making money from the FOSS commu
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   by junon 1y ago

   You should not be editing your cargo.lock file manually. Cargo gives you a first-class way of overriding transitive dependencies.
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   by junon 1y ago

   You're responding to an LLM by the way.
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   by junon 1y ago

   That would be a feature!
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   by junon 1y ago

   This feels different. This feels like a genuinely monumental release. Holy cow. Very well done. The quality is excellent and the technical parameters are, simply, unbelievable. Makes me want to try to embed this on a board just to see if it
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   by junon 1y ago

   404 for me in Germany.
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   by junon 1y ago

   I'm just guessing, but bumping a library version to include new code cam integrating a separate library might be the differentiating factor.
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    by junon 1y ago

    Still relevant. CPUs don't change much. The biggest differences will be the build tooling. My kernel is at [0], feel free to reference its config for inspiration. [0] https://github.com/oro-os/kernel
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    by junon 1y ago

    I'd say they're not bad. Any data processing by a third party must be done under a Business Associate Agreement (BAA), which transfers responsibility under HIPAA with the same rules and regulations to the third party. There's
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    by junon 1y ago

    Also the title itself does a disservice to HTMX; wasn't it billed as sort of "modern frameworks are bloated and difficult, let's go back to Simple"?
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    by junon 1y ago

    If you're in the US this might be for a specific reason. If you're a medical facility that isn't digitized then you're not subject to many of the HIPAA privacy and security compliance rules. It's an exception they c
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    by junon 1y ago

    Found it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44434938
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    by junon 1y ago

    I agree with you, I'm just saying that's not what the turing test was about.
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    by junon 1y ago

    You might not be surprised to hear someone made a satire-ish site doing literally just that already. And yes, it was posted to HN. I don't remember the name though.
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    by junon 1y ago

    I have a whole private discord server with multiple channels just for this, for my personal projects. Yes yes, walled garden and all, I know. But it's incredibly useful even though I'm the only one in there. I'd imagine this
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    Tell HN: AWS CDK CLI will collect telemetry data after Sep 1, 2025(github.com)

    1 points by junon 1y ago|0 comments
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    by junon 1y ago

    You're trained to look for LLM-like output. My 70 year old mother is not. She thought cabbage tractor was real until I broke the news to her. It's not her fault either. The turning test wasn't meant to be bulletproof, or even
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    by junon 1y ago

    "Emotions are racial" is a new one.
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    by junon 1y ago

    Definitely thought you were a bit scary at first, but... yeah, that definitely wouldn't have made me cry lol
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    by junon 1y ago

    Phil-opp's posts were instrumental in getting the boilerplate of my kernel up and running pretty quickly, mostly due to the unusual build config that is required. I've since grown my own sense about it but it always tickles me whe
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    by junon 1y ago

    Writing an OS. I've learned more about computers, hardware, CPU design, compilers, etc. that have translated into literally every other facet of my IT world than I could have done without this project. Definitely agree.
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    by junon 1y ago

    Don't bring this attitude to HN please. Check the guidelines.
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    by junon 1y ago

    If you are ever in the Hamburg area, I highly recommend making a day trip with the Regional train up to Lübeck to visit the Hanse Museum. It's one of the most beautifully designed museums on a specific topic like this I've ever
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    by junon 1y ago

    I'm surprised there isn't already a Rust GPU WG. That'd be incredible.
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    by junon 1y ago

    AsciiEnema: It even handles the most significant bits. ... I'll see myself out.
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    by junon 1y ago

    I can see why you think that but Asciinema's whole original purpose was to share quick recordings. IIRC you actually had to go out of your way to just save locally, as it's main advertised and very obvious functionality was that
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    by junon 1y ago

    What a delightfully arrogant comment :) This was about ten years ago. At the time, given the constraints, iptables did not have a public, stable programmatic interface, no. Perhaps you used other firewall systems/frameworks. We had t
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    by junon 1y ago

    > iptables was already doing heavy lifting for other subsystems inside our environment, and with each VM adding or removing its own set of rules, things got messy fast, and extremely flakey We saw the same thing at Vercel. Back when we w