liqilin1567

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by liqilin1567 9mo ago
> There is an endless list of problems to solve As an indie hacker I often struggle to find new ideas. Are there any practical strategies for discovering these real pain points?
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by liqilin1567 9mo ago
When I saw that the trail goes through just one word like "Us/Them", "fictions" I thought it might be more useful if the trail went through concepts.
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by liqilin1567 9mo ago
I like the idea, but this is going be a very very long journey to develop a completely new machine-friendly language like this while LLMs still have many limitations now.
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by liqilin1567 10mo ago
I built a website ( https://hpyhn.xyz ) for hacker news users for reasons: 1. hn comments are valuable, I've spent a lot of time going through hn comments. I think there are valuable comments buried in the threads with fewer
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Thanks for feedback! It's working now. Any questions we could chat on X @liqilin3
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
I'm glad to hear feedback
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
I built a website ( https://hpyhn.xyz ) for hacker news users for reasons: 1. hn comments are valuable, I've spent a lot of time going through hn comments. I think there are valuable comments buried in the threads with fewer
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Wow this is so rare, I can't recall any case like this. But there are celebrities with exactly the same name, the media add a "big" or "little" prefix to their names according to age
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
> How do Chinese people deal with name conflicts? In a big company, there are often many people with the same name. some companies may add a numeric suffix to their name like abc1, abc2, abc3. We usually don't use our real names for
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
> Brittle performance – A model might do well on short, primary school-style maths questions, but if you change the numbers or wording slightly, it suddenly fails. This shows it may be memorising patterns rather than truly understanding
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Thanks for sharing. There are two things I don't understand: > XDP for Egress Traffic Flow Diagram 1. Are packages still raw application data when they get to veth0-A without going through the tcp-stack? 2. In container to container
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
> Each agent focuses on its domain: data analysis, feature engineering, model selection, deployment, and so on Sounds very practical in real-world use cases. I trained a ML model couple months ago, I think it's a good case to test t
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Every time I see a "build an app with just one English sentence" hype, I turn away immediately
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Yeah, the danger lies not in AI itself, but in inexperienced users treating it as a magic solution.
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
I have to praise the interactive style of this content. As a C/C++ dev, I've always thought assembly was much harder. But this interactive content makes assembly clearer.
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
This reminds me of a picture where a guy pitch someone in the restroom :D https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G3WSULNaAAAjE17.jpg
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Seems like these garbage pages can't trap bots. People discussed it in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45711987
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Maybe there are too many requests, so they have to offload the videos to s3.
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Yeah, it's kind of annoying to fix these bugs for me, even though GDB is a great debugging tool. I always wonder if there are any techniques to avoid these kind of bugs in huge projects like OSes and browsers, otherwise it can be a nig
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
One of the biggest headaches for me is memory bugs when codebase grows large. So I 'm very interested: is this a headache for you too and how do you deal with this?
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Exactly. Since containers share the same kernel with the host, if there is a kernel bug that can be exploited from within a container, it makes the whole host vulnerable.
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Yeah, even library loading relies on glibc, so we can't really escape glibc on GNU/Linux.
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by liqilin1567 11mo ago
Thanks, animation is really an impressive feature.
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by liqilin1567 1y ago
I didn't know about D2. Mind sharing features that are better than mermaid?
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by liqilin1567 1y ago
I got a question: in what scenarios is it vulnerable to use containers as a sandbox?
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by liqilin1567 1y ago
I agree. As a company grows, the CTO must shift from coder to leader, architect, and culture-shaper.
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by liqilin1567 1y ago
Running a container is exactly my current solution as well. Are there any other solutions that don't depend on glibc?
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by liqilin1567 1y ago
I found that aws's chatbot isn't very good - I often can't get my questions answered with it
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by liqilin1567 1y ago
Great project, I've been generating diagrams with llm for a while, and I often struggle to refine layout through the model. But now I can interactively make changes to the diagram with this, it's very productive.
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by liqilin1567 1y ago
I'm sick of glibc compatibility problems. Are there any recommended replacements?

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