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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Honestly, first paragraph sounds more human and sincere for sure. Also adding better "context" into the discussion, than the usual claims/punchlines of marketing-speak. Maybe it's not exactly the grammar itself but also
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
I started making deliberate grammar and spelling mistakes in professional context. Not like I have a perfect writing anyway, but at least I could prove that it was self-written, not an auto-generated slop. (Could be self-written slop thou
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Imagine the delays are so prominent, someone decides to make a website for CTA (call-to-action) and semi-regularly shares updates on it... I've been to Seattle once, (ex-Amazon here) where the DevCon was held in the town while my team
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SSH Virtual Hosting: No Host Header, but Public Key(blog.exe.dev)
1 points by pvtmert 8mo ago|2 comments
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
I was checking some of the bookmarks/reading-lists I had earlier, stumbled on this piece on the exe.dev's blog.
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Apache doesn't have it on by default but easy to turn it on. It's called usermod or mod_user. By default it's the ~/www directory. So, anyone with /home/<name>/www ends up being site.url/~<na
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Unrelated to the topic described in the blog itself, I overall like the theme of `susam.net`. The name itself reminded me of a sesame seed in Turkish for a while. (I think author had recently mentioned one of the recent posts that they want
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
From the post itself, I am not sure if the author had sent a patch or some sort of a pull-request to the affected entities. Namely pyaes and aes-js. The response might've been different if the author had already given a patch, in somew
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
My overall take (elephant in the room): Blue light filters don't work, it depends on what you do & how you do it. For example, most people keep watching/scrolling Instagram Reels and TikTok videos. They keep stimulating the br
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Interesting take for me is that melatonin (over-)usage can be severely harmful for the individuals. ... over-the-counter melatonin supplements can contain anywhere between 10 to 30 times as much melatonin as is optimal to maintain circa
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Wouldn't it be much move viable (and accurate) using an iPhone with LiDAR? Recent models like iPhone 16 Pro are also coming with a USB Type-C port, can deliver some watts which is enough to drive a simple motor on a rotational axis. Si
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Great idea, happy to ~steal~ be inspired by . I propose a few other common elements: 1. Another AI agent (actually bunch of folks in a 3rd-world country) to gatekeep/check select input/outputs for data leaks. 2. Using advanced ne
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
From my experience, it depends on how you frame your "service" to the reviewers. Obviously 2023 was the very early stage of LLMs, where the security aspects were quite murky at best. They (reviewers) probably did not had any runbo
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
I am also ex-FAANG (recently departed), while I partially agree the "policy-people" pop-up fairly often, my experience is more on the inadequate checks side. Though with the recent layoffs and stuff, the security in Amazon was
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Does one really need to _buy_ a completely new desktop hardware (ie. mac mini) to _run_ a simple request/response program? Excluding the fact that you can run LLMs via ollama or similar directly on the device, but that will not have a
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
I would be interested to see such thing on my Twitter/X feed, is it @_in_mice? It seems to be a bit stale. Would you like to share? Thanks!
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
I have couple of questions and suggestions; Q1: Can this be a replacement/drop-in for $GIT_EDITOR? Q2: On the issue ID #1, it is already mentioned but, can it use the existing $EDITOR / $VISUAL ? Q3: Feature request / differe
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History of self-sustaining LLM agents in real-life workflows(spacelatte.notion.site)
2 points by pvtmert 8mo ago|0 comments
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Co-Routines in 1-page of C (2013)(embeddedrelated.com)
3 points by pvtmert 8mo ago|1 comments
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
I wonder if/when ClaudeCode or others are able to implement such a simple/useful thing in a concise way. Or would they bring hundreds of lines of C...
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Linux, Docker, and Binary Emulation: Curious Case of Multi-Arch Builds(gergely.imreh.net)
1 points by pvtmert 8mo ago|0 comments
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
The main difference being the time it takes to recover/reverse the decision. Second point is: You don't need to reverse the decision you took, instead you may find a way to fix the impact but not the root-cause. It's like whe
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
(delayed) Only difference is time. Much like an eventually consistent transactions, recoverable decisions have propagation latency. The breaking part here is that will you able to survive until the recovery is complete?
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
I am in the same boat. I have built bunch of bash/shell scripts in a folder back in 2022/2023. When models first came out, I would prompt them to use subshell syntax to call commands (ie: '$(...)' format) I would run it
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
The most ironic bit here is that MIT Tech review shows annoying pop-ups that say "Get 25% off for AI digest!" Well played!
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The curious case of binfmt for x86 emulation for ARM Docker(gergely.imreh.net)
4 points by pvtmert 8mo ago|0 comments
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Probably they mentioned something like: "Not possible with current hardware speed" just to be translated as "impossible" since the recollection is second-hand.
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Except that the output depends on stars' alignment. Imagine a machine that does the job sometimes but fails on some other times. Wonderful isn't it?
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
Honestly, "vibe-code-cleaners" are already out there and in demand! I even expect "vibe-code-scalers" will come soon, to be able to fix and scale up the spaghetti AI agents plopped in the first place. The author seems to
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by pvtmert 8mo ago
> The cost of turning written business logic into code has dropped to zero It hasn't. Large enterprises currently footing the bill, essentially subsidizing AI for now. I constantly see comparisons between the 200$ Claude-Code Max su

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