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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Again, this was novel content. If you find a source of anything similar let me know. I'm belaboring this point for one important reason: content matters. I want to see new thoughts, not repetitive mindless drivel in personal "voi
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Yes, I have also done the search and found that the beta on "LLM!" objections is very high; often seeming wrong as right.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Count me as a weapon, too, then.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
What about the people who struggle to form coherent prose for mental or physical reasons? The content should be judged for what it contains, not how it was made.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Where does the line fall? I can use an LLM to help form new and novel thoughts into prose, right? To structure and present it in conventional language rather than stream of thought. Is that disrespectful? It doesn't feel so.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Sigh. I did write it, then I used an LLM to clean it up. Seriously, if you can find anything else out there making a similar point or providing a similar library I'd love to hear about it.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
So no, then? Thanks for your thoughtful engagement.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
When I ask an LLM, one that’s vaunted here for it’s skill on code, to “clean up obvious errors and improve readability” how is that “LLM generated”? Yes it’s advertising in that I believe in my product and write about it.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
So the upvotes were for? Anyway, we disagree — thats normal. > As usual with LLM, it is based on other content. Show me where else on the internet someone waxed poetic about a conceptual separation of transport and function regarding Wir
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
It would have been interesting if WireGuard had been implemented as a transport, but I was speaking conceptually. The fact I had to write the library speaks to how conflated they are, on the other hand. Edit: Making it allocation free sound
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
I’d prefer purely technical writing; if it were as effective. The audience is broad.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
> However, it's definitely not a replacement for TCP in the way the article implies. UDP isn’t TCP and that’s kind of the point. For a large number of use cases the pain TLS imparts isn’t worth it. QUIC is flexible and fabulous, but
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Of course I did, and does it matter?
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Unfortately the expectation of readers, and algorithms, at large is perfection.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Everything I write is thought to be LLM generated by someone. Sorry my style is irritating you, but that’s just me.
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WireGuard Is Two Things(proxylity.com)
62 points by mlhpdx 7mo ago|39 comments
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WireGuardClient is Transport Encryption not a VPN(github.com)
1 points by mlhpdx 7mo ago|0 comments
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If you give a dev a server(medium.com)
1 points by mlhpdx 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
Looks like a sweet tool for both people and LLM use. I’ve always found OpenAPI difficult to read.
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Progressive Disclosure CLI for OpenAPI(github.com)
3 points by mlhpdx 8mo ago|1 comments
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
Does YC’s agreement with founders not include a clause requiring them to follow terms and conditions? I know it’s implicit, but making it explicit can help guide what would otherwise be misguided decisions.
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
I agree, the stream concept should be (and is) very general and ideally cover all these cases - any “bytes producing” source. I was trying to be open minded about that and conceive a stream API over a UDP socket. It’d work IMHO, but be a li
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
While Web RTC is built on UDP, it does not allow sending arbitrary UDP. It's DTLS, perhaps encapsulating SCTP, and DCEP.
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
True. But it’s also true that trying to shoehorn every use case into TCP streams is counter productive. A stream API can layer over UDP as well (reading in order of arrival with packet level framing), but such a stream would a bit weird and
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
It seems like this attack would be thwarted by so called “multi PSK” networks (non-standard but common tech that allows giving each client their own PSK on the same SSID). Is that true?
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
I prefer the Circle Jerks: In a sluggish economy Inflation, recession Hits the land of the free Standing in unemployment lines Blame the government for hard time We just get by However we can We all gotta duck When th
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Bloom Filters vs. Oil Filters(proxylity.com)
1 points by mlhpdx 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
> Proxylity LLC is a technology company that builds and deploys diffusion‑based large language models and multimodal AI platforms for enterprise use. Um, no it isn’t. Presumably this is the answer to any question about a company it doesn
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
As someone who has built an e-discovery platform I can tell you that any delays these days are because they are helpful to minimize negative employer cash flow. In other words, exactly why corporate lawyers are paid. The technology for lega
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by mlhpdx 8mo ago
I haven’t been to a gym since leaving college (I rowed in a championship 8, and twice daily workouts were a thing). Instead I do manual labor and love it. I’ve built dry stack basalt walls, mowed, edged, pruned, chopped and sawn, poured and

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