mittermayr

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by mittermayr 5mo ago
Burned through all the available Pro tokens in a day. What a wild rug pull!
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
Browsing through the repo, I noticed this, and wondered if that isn't a recipe for disaster (code is condensed to showcase my concern)? app.get('/api/auth/callback', async (request: any, reply: any) => {
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Cloudflare API and Pages down(cloudflarestatus.com)
3 points by mittermayr 5mo ago|1 comments
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
At least in Europe (likely globally), cached sites on Cloudflare Pages are currently returning 500 (Internal Server Error). I am on the way to a client demo hosted on Cloudflare, amazing timing.
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
We should all send our already-generated UUIDs to a shared database, we could just put it on Supabase with a shared username/password posted on HN, so we can all ensure that after generating a UUIDv4 locally, it's not used by anyo
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
user-generated (as in: on the user's phone) was only at the very early stages of this product, and we've since moved to on-server. It's a cash-register type of app, where the same invoice must not be stored twice. So we used
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
oh, interesting, I didn't know that and this could possibly be part of the problem perhaps depending on what's used as the seed.
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
I knew it, we're all getting the same cheap UUIDs and the good ones are reserved for the big dogs.
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
yeah, any sort of additional semi-random data could've helped prevent this, I'm sure. That, however, is also kind of the idea of UUIDv4, it has lots of randomness and time built in already.
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by mittermayr 5mo ago
I fully agree. It makes no sense. Yet... The only guesses I'm having is that we originally generated UUIDv4s on a user's phone before sending it to the database, and the UUID generated this morning that collided was created on an
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Ask HN: We just had an actual UUID v4 collision...
479 points by mittermayr 5mo ago|347 comments
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by mittermayr 6mo ago
20 solid years of experience, self-employed at the moment, but I got curious a while back and started browsing jobs, and it's ... well, tough to even find something unless you're an extreme specialist and trust to bank on that tec
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by mittermayr 6mo ago
just wanted to give you another perspective to consider: I teach a class where they're designing websites and small apps with ChatGPT, but we're failing to host this. I built a simply copy/paste HTML renderer, so they can at
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by mittermayr 6mo ago
Just got a Wireguard update on Windows a minute ago, so seems resolved?
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by mittermayr 7mo ago
I teach a tech class to marketing students, and it definitely works very well. They are allowed to use ChatGPT and other tools, with one caveat: you remain responsible for the output. I hide white-text prompt injections in specs or longer t
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by mittermayr 7mo ago
Totally off-topic, and I may be wrong, but I immediately loved the non-LLM writing-style and felt glued to the content just through the writing alone. It's getting rare.
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by mittermayr 7mo ago
wow, thanks for all the links, I'll have a look and see if anything interesting with recent updates comes up there.
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Ask HN: Why isn't there an open-source model trained by the community?
8 points by mittermayr 7mo ago|3 comments
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by mittermayr 7mo ago
Amazing way to show-case a tool (all in-browser, can be done so simply), super disappointed in the result. I took care writing all the letters, but when I looked at the generated font, even some of the corner markers ended up as letters!? N
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
OpenClaw vs. OpenPaw? Seems like a very similar thing, or am I misunderstanding the concept here? Is the lock-in to Claude Code the feature here? Can't be long until we see a BaseClaw repo, where everyone can clone and name their own l
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
While great in theory, I think it almost always fails on "non-existent" testing structures that reliably cover the areas you're modifying. I change something, and if there's no immediate build or compile error, this (dep
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
Attention, attention, and more attention. That's what that is. First it was crypto, now it's things like this, literal slop that helps absolutely nobody, doing the very thing it claims needs to be stopped: polluting the internet.
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
this is visually fantastic, but while trying this out, it says I can't run Qwen 3.5 on my machine, while it is running in the background currently, coding. So, not sure what the true value of a tool like this is other than getting a fi
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
> Your complimentary subscription will expire at the end of the Benefit Period. After expiration, any existing subscription will continue unless you cancel. You may independently choose to purchase a paid Claude subscription at the then-
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
I may sound unthankful here, but it just very strongly smells of Antropic amping up their PR campaigning lately, even the headline on the post reads offputting. Plus, while 6 months is better than 1 month, why isn't it a recurring deal
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
> Dropbox wasn’t a massive money generator Depends on who you ask. I guess Drew, who posted it here, may beg to differ.
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
Smells heavily like the Wunderlist approach, just re-do and re-sell the same thing over and over.
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by mittermayr 8mo ago
I wonder how long it'll take (if it hasn't already) until the messaging around this inevitably moves on to "Do not self-host this, are you crazy? This requires console commands, don't be silly! Our team of industry-veter
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by mittermayr 9mo ago
what do you run this on if I may ask? lmstudio, ollama, lama? which cli?
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by mittermayr 9mo ago
At first I was like, well, what can I offer, hmm, most notably, 25 years of programming, so maybe I'll add a profile that offers tha.... Oh, wait... the agents HAVE NO USE FOR ME

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