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by password4321 6mo ago
R.I.P. to the Amazon Glow video calling device, killed before AI went mainstream. I'd love to hear how to get root on one... exactly the hardware your project could use most effectively and an amazing interface for playing games remote
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by password4321 6mo ago
Over the years I've seen anecdotes here on HN that DuckDB crashes often for several people. Is this still an issue for anyone?
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by password4321 6mo ago
PSA: This is the best place to collect upvotes for your vibe coded ideas/projects that you think might not be up to "Show HN" quality yet, whether reproducible at the source code or prompting level(s) of software development
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TruffleHog now finds all Deleted and Private Commits on GitHub (2024)(trufflesecurity.com)
3 points by password4321 6mo ago|0 comments
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by password4321 6mo ago
related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41060102 Anyone can access deleted and private repository data on GitHub
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by password4321 6mo ago
Surprised to see no mention in the article or discussion yet about using MCPs in 'code mode', where an API is generated client-side relying on MCP primarily as an interface standard. I'm still learning but I've read this
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by password4321 6mo ago
The front page has moved on but this is pure gold, thanks for making the time to share all these details.
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by password4321 6mo ago
Practice make permanent.
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by password4321 6mo ago
Just keep in mind if you're providing value the scrapers will soon appear to claim it for themselves... look at what Craigslist does to protect their data though you want all traffic as you get off the ground.
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by password4321 6mo ago
Continuous requests at a constant rate for days with interruptions?
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by password4321 6mo ago
GitHub Copilot supports Anthropic models with any client but they have a monthly usage cap after which it is pay-per-prompt. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46936105 Billing can be bypassed using a combo of subagents w
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by password4321 7mo ago
> ALL THE HEAVY LIFTING THERE > MUCH MORE IMPORTANT I haven't done the exhaustive research but props in advance for being the only person shouting in caps on HN. Definitely one way to proclaim one's not AI-ness without f
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by password4321 7mo ago
I recently learned I can skip middle .0's in IPv4, no more 192.168's for me it's 10[.0.0]'s going forward.
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Federated and Independent [Plugin] Repositories in WordPress (Linux Foundation)(github.com)
2 points by password4321 7mo ago|0 comments
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by password4321 7mo ago
If you need a reliable source for WordPress plugins, check out https://github.com/fairpm/fair-plugin?tab=readme-ov-file#fai... A system for using Federated and Independent Repositories in WordPress
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by password4321 7mo ago
I can't really speak to 3rd party utilities, I think Management Studio was sufficient to keep most competition from ever starting.
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by password4321 7mo ago
SQL Server's claim to fame was GUI admin tools making life easier for many who bore DBA responsibilities only in anger. It remains one of the most reliable Microsoft products, but few would claim that is a high bar.
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by password4321 7mo ago
> all these super politically progressive AAA gaming companies somehow are worse Corporate interest is primarily financial, anything beyond that is unfortunately all too often only (financially motivated) virtue signalling.
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by password4321 7mo ago
I think my vetting would settle for a repo diff against the previous version, confirming the only difference was the security fix (though that doesn't cover all the bases).
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by password4321 7mo ago
Azure DevOps <shudder/>
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by password4321 7mo ago
Thanks for circling back. I interpret your comment as emphasizing that the current norm relying on publicly accessible (GitHub) infrastructure building releases in public and thus allowing public review of logs and artifacts provides treme
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by password4321 7mo ago
Wow, if Seinfeld can have a soup nazi, I think it's within reason for you to be called the internet nazi. "No s̶o̶u̶p̶ internet for you!" Good luck!
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by password4321 7mo ago
It's not my logic, it's the logic of the moderator(s) of HN. Here's more, cut+paste from the link previously provided ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43738815 ): > I agree—they're not all the s
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by password4321 7mo ago
> duplicate discussion for the same link I hate to be the bearer of bad news but this is incorrect per moderator dang at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43765252 : > On HN, dupeness is more a question of whethe
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by password4321 7mo ago
Wow "trust as in trust me bro", thanks for the heads-up. Only Y Combinator is allowed that level of access to HN karma metadata right now; what a gold mine.
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by password4321 7mo ago
Not that I can see. I think most on HN root for the underdog.
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by password4321 7mo ago
Similar in spirit to IMG_0001⁰, IMG_0416¹, and astronaut.io² for YouTube but live on Twitch! ⁰ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47308547 ¹ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42314547 ² https:/&#x2F
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Anti-Islanding and Smart Grid Protection (2015)(digikey.com)
3 points by password4321 7mo ago|0 comments
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by password4321 7mo ago
I am not very well versed on this topic but I believe the balcony solar products market one of their safety features as "anti-islanding protection". Personally I wonder what happens if multiple balcony solar systems are connected.
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by password4321 7mo ago
In the US, Utah has allowed balcony solar since May 2025 and Virginia is expected to allow it starting in January 2027 (awaiting the governor's signature).

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