marcosscriven

6 ms·

1.
by marcosscriven 7d ago
As much as I despise Meta and concerned about privacy, I’ve not found anything better for recording snippets of my glider flights than the Meta glasses. I don’t post them anywhere (except occasionally to friends or family in direct messages
2.
by marcosscriven 8d ago
Sorry to bring up an old post, but very little on HN about this. Do you find it worth £20/year? I used Terminus free version.
3.
Base Labs launches an open-weight AI safety partnership with Hugging Face(techcrunch.com)
2 points by marcosscriven 9d ago|0 comments
4.
by marcosscriven 25d ago
It’s usually Cloudflare or AWS.
5.
by marcosscriven 28d ago
I think what I have trouble with is the lack of awareness. Anyone and everyone can do this now. It’s great. I do so myself at home, for myself. But what are you (and millions of others) actually adding here?
6.
by marcosscriven 28d ago
Absolutely not.
7.
by marcosscriven 28d ago
You have a never ending stream of show HN. It becomes meaningless. Show HN: Linux server management over SSH – written in Rust and Tauri 2 hours Show HN: The wanderer – cozy weekend game with no objective 14 days Show HN: Feature-packed 6MB
8.
by marcosscriven 28d ago
What are the limiting factors here? Clearly it’s the fabrication of RAM/HBM chips. But if the margin is so high, why can’t other fabs like CPU fabs be used? I assume they’re not as CPU prices are going down. Or are they radically diffe
9.
by marcosscriven 1mo ago
Hmm. Funny but not really right. The ‘a’ is as in ‘car’.
10.
by marcosscriven 2mo ago
Why do you want to make it easier for AI agents to subsume your work?
11.
by marcosscriven 4mo ago
It was at the time. Now it’s loading fine. In the 403 screen it specifically called out iCloud privacy.
12.
by marcosscriven 4mo ago
Blocking Apple iCloud privacy is pretty extreme.
13.
by marcosscriven 4mo ago
If you’re here next year for the “honest retrospective”, it’s a deal.
14.
by marcosscriven 4mo ago
Not sure 600,000 commits by one person in a year, most concentrated in a few months over the year, counts as “slowly”.
15.
by marcosscriven 4mo ago
I’m curious about how you used LLMs here? Also, to what extent you designed this vs the LLM copying it? My concern is all these vibe coded projects with huge readmes and fake GitHub stars are essentially just copying the work of others, and
16.
by marcosscriven 4mo ago
Indeed. It’s not clear at all to me that this is a better or even equivalent post to the one I submitted.
17.
BambuStudio has been violating PrusaSlicer AGPL license since their fork(github.com)
105 points by marcosscriven 4mo ago|42 comments
18.
by marcosscriven 4mo ago
What version of time is giving you that kind of output?
19.
I Built a WebAssembly Runtime in 5 Days(tingouw.com)
8 points by marcosscriven 5mo ago|6 comments
20.
by marcosscriven 5mo ago
That’s a great article, and indeed a very good blog. Just spent ages reading lots of their other articles. Of the bugs mentioned I think the most unforgivable one is the lossy UTF conversion. The mind boggles at that one!
21.
Atlassian Expands Partnership with Google Cloud to Power Agentic AI(googlecloudpresscorner.com)
2 points by marcosscriven 5mo ago|0 comments
22.
by marcosscriven 5mo ago
First time I’ve heard of Kamal. Looks ideal! Do you pair it with some orchestration (to spin up the necessary VM)?
23.
by marcosscriven 5mo ago
I was familiar with the concept of unsafe blocks. What I didn’t know was there were issues outside that.
24.
by marcosscriven 5mo ago
I see you’ve been downvoted, but honestly this is news to me. I see that repo is two years old - are there flaws in Rust that aren’t edge cases that would make it not memory safe?
25.
by marcosscriven 5mo ago
“Changes”…
26.
by marcosscriven 5mo ago
This reminds me of the Action Replay device you could get for the Amiga 500 in the ‘90s. You could use a knob to slow down any game to a stop. You could also press a button to go to a console that let you change memory. It would even figure
27.
by marcosscriven 5mo ago
I’ve had Proxmox on one of their AX42 servers for a year now. All of it is backed up to PBS, backed by Cloudflare R2 storage. None of it is mission critical - but it’s certainly something I’d use in production with a few more instances. Net
28.
by marcosscriven 6mo ago
I installed Proxmox on my main desktop - with GPU passthrough I can quickly switch to a Windows desktop for the rare games that need it (mostly VR).
29.
by marcosscriven 6mo ago
You think flying around the moon is simple?
30.
by marcosscriven 6mo ago
I haven’t yet worked out why cheap 100W PD cables partially fail after about 6 months. They can still provide some power, but between a MacBook and official Apple power supply, they’ll keep flicking between charging and not charging.

More ›