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by matesz 11mo ago
As a side note NetBSD is THE ONLY operating system of which binaries are fully bit by bit reproducible. Moreover it vendores patched gcc compiler, so the entire toolchain is reproducible too as well. How cool is that?! For the record golang
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by matesz 1y ago
When I discovered Clojure, apart from the functional language properties and Java integration it brings with it, I was completely struck by how elegant its codebase is. From what I remember there is around 60k lines of Clojure itself and pr
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by matesz 1y ago
I highly recommend checking out makepad [1] - they have +100k of rust code and the compile time is around 10-15 seconds on commodity hardware. However they are obsessed about performance. They reason for such speedy compile times, like you
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by matesz 1y ago
Mind you I am hosting this just for about a week now - +100GB in total for all inboxes. Also I removed automatic daily purging so all spam and deleted items stay just to be safe. Haven't looked into spam more closely yet. After first g
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by matesz 1y ago
> Downsides: some features are gated behind an enterprise version I treat this as an insurance policy. Even in this thread people mentioned how Maddy, which is an alternative modern full stack email solution in a single binary, lacks dev
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by matesz 1y ago
I just run single instance for now with RocksDB backend for internal / search and S3 for blobs - that is what made me think it’s so flexible. Never hosted Postfix / Dovecot stack, in fact this is the first time I host emails, but
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by matesz 1y ago
Running Stalwart in production for ~20 heavily used accounts for some company and no problems so far! The simplicity for such a complex stack and flexibility of deployments is off the charts!
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by matesz 1y ago
Tangent to this, some AI software is good for to experimentation. Here is an excellent example - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=alb_ZFHVXCU
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by matesz 1y ago
Second hand hardware for the win
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by matesz 1y ago
Just add toggle button in the display settings to turn on / off Liquid Glass and there will be no problem. With good architecture this is doable.
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Solving Reproducibility Challenges in Deep Learning and LLMs: Our Journey(ingonyama.com)
1 points by matesz 1y ago|0 comments
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by matesz 1y ago
Reminds me how Alibaba innovated in database space with a cluster of FPGAs doing LSM compaction with custom MySQL storage engine - https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3299869.3314041 Basically they achieved ma
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by matesz 1y ago
> FB is a ghost town I've done surveys in cities about what social media people use and came to the same conclusion. However, I was completely wrong. Facebook is so alive and well it's hard to believe. Besides that they skillfu
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by matesz 1y ago
Unfortunately it's an incredible tool, especially for industries which pray on people's insecurities like beauty - botox, fillers etc. This person I know puts instagram story and gets instantly booked for all free slots she has f
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by matesz 1y ago
I believe it takes maturity and wisdom to unhook from social media - facebook, youtube, linkedin, instagram etc. Especially reactive use, not the one which comes from internal pause / response. I tried to unhook pretty much for the pas
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by matesz 1y ago
https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/?modelList=iphone-17,ip... Interesting. So apart of camera and battery life, the upgrade from iphone 12 mini to iphone 17 is unimpressive and for someone like me who likes smal
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by matesz 1y ago
I’m still using iPhone 12 mini running iOS 26 beta and it’s good enough. OS is definitely not polished, some of the design choices don’t even make sense but in general I believe it’s the right direction - spatial + maxing out visual looks.
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Building Towards AGI(poolside.ai)
2 points by matesz 1y ago|0 comments
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by matesz 1y ago
Rootless containers are a pain but only on mac, otherwise it’s just pure upside.
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by matesz 1y ago
So this appeared in a popup upon login. I could either select on or off and click next or stop using the site.
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How EUV machines work [video](youtube.com)
3 points by matesz 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why does Google word privacy settings like you agree even when off?
29 points by matesz 1y ago|21 comments
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Inferno Part 2: Let's Make a Cluster(debu.gs)
1 points by matesz 1y ago|0 comments
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9vx and how to run Plan 9 on FreeBSD, Linux, and OS X(swtch.com)
2 points by matesz 1y ago|0 comments
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by matesz 1y ago
And then there is China - remember that IOI for instance accepts 4 people from each country. After all it all comes down to individuals. In Poland, there is famous informatics high school teacher who is credited for producing most IOI/
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Anthropic Changes Training Data Policy from Opt-In to Opt-Out(anthropic.com)
8 points by matesz 1y ago|2 comments
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by matesz 1y ago
From May 2025 version: "We WILL NOT USE your Inputs or Outputs to train our models, unless: (1) your conversations are flagged for Trust & Safety review... or (2) you've explicitly reported the materials to us... or (3) you&#x
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Cosmopolitan Libc – your build-anywhere run-anywhere C library(justine.lol)
1 points by matesz 1y ago|0 comments
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Why Clojure?(blog.cleancoder.com)
21 points by matesz 1y ago|0 comments
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by matesz 1y ago
Oh my... I didn't know about Gemini Studio and didn't expect the possibility of it existing. Thanks for correcting!

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