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by srcreigh 9mo ago
This project and its website were both originally working 1 shot prototypes: The website https://pxehost.com - via codex CLI The actual project itself (a pxe server written in go that works on macOS) - https://github.
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by srcreigh 9mo ago
True, but you don’t need 150GB/s delimiter scanning in that case either.
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by srcreigh 9mo ago
4/5 of today's top CNN articles have words with periods in them: "Mr.", "Dr.", "No.", "John D. Smith", "Rep." The last one also has periods within quotations, so period chunking wo
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by srcreigh 9mo ago
Historically, tinkerers had to stay within an extremely limited scope of what they know well enough to enjoy working on. AI changes that. If someone wants to code in a new area, it's 10000000x easier to get started. What if the # of ha
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by srcreigh 9mo ago
The website claims it’s 10x cheaper (“10x faster on same hardware costs”) and implements SQL execution. I don’t understand why GPU saturation is relevant. If it’s 10x cheaper, it doesn’t matter if you only use 0.1% of the GPU, right? Correc
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by srcreigh 9mo ago
> EU countries can decide to exempt some rail services. These exceptions may apply to urban, suburban, regional, long-distance domestic trains
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by srcreigh 10mo ago
Did you try WITHOUT ROWID? Your sqlite implementation[1] uses a BLOB primary key. In SQLite, this means each operation requires 2 b-tree traversals: The BLOB->rowid tree and the rowid->data tree. If you use WITHOUT ROWID, you traverse
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by srcreigh 10mo ago
Yep. Thread locals are probably faster than the other solutions shown too. It’s confusing to me that thread locals are “not the best idea outside small snippets” meanwhile the top solution is templating on recursion depth with a constexpr l
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by srcreigh 10mo ago
> During his time as the Executive Director of the American Peanut Shellers, John helped to found the Peanut Institute and the U.S. Peanut Federation. These two entities have helped to promote the interests of the peanut industry through
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by srcreigh 10mo ago
I mean, there's C, and then there's C++. I've found AI to be pretty okay at C.
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by srcreigh 10mo ago
The guidelines are just fine as they are. Low effort LLM crap is bad. Flame bait uncurious mob pile-ons (this thread) are also bad. Use the downvote button.
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by srcreigh 10mo ago
I like that ghostty supports bitmap fonts. Kitty doesn’t (and won’t) support those. I also like the “ghostty +list-themes” command and the splash page animation on their site.
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
Try again when it has dns filtering and it’s self host able.
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
Not just the LLM, but any code that the LLM outputs also has to be firewalled. Sandboxing your LLM but then executing whatever it wants in your web browser defeats the point. CORS does not help. Also, the firewall has to block most DNS traf
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
Isn’t there precedent for many other governments secretly or openly doing exactly this? Snowden etc? There’s an arms race element to this that I don’t see people discussing. Do EU citizens have any privacy from US tech? Is there anything to
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
Thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44855881
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
This is harmful speculation. Many PWA features are broken in small ways which add up. The caniuse database does not test that a PWA feature meets the spec and there is no better database. Nobody can say that PWAs are "looking good&quot
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
Most comments here are giving you fish instead of teaching you how to fish. The emacs subreddit is pretty active. Search reddit for recent-ish threads for whatever you want to do.
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
2014 interview with the creator: https://spacing.ca/toronto/2014/08/13/meet-bertie-brain-worl...
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
Single label hostnames had an issue where it’s hard to type them into a browser. How to fix this?
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by srcreigh 11mo ago
Link https://wiki.bbchallenge.org/wiki/Independence_from_ZFC
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by srcreigh 1y ago
> One thing I could do is make it exposed in config, to allow the user to block all DNS resolutions until Cilium is integrated. LMK if desired! Yes, but it's not great for it to be an optional config option. Trivially easy to use da
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by srcreigh 1y ago
name: project-build image: alpine:latest namespace: default egress_whitelist: - "1.1.1.1/32" # Cloudflare DNS - "8.8.8.8/32" # Google DNS This is basically a wide-ope
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by srcreigh 1y ago
> technology like this would make totalitarian leaders foam at the mouth. Do we really need to use hypothetical language?
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by srcreigh 1y ago
OpenAI pins certificates on their macOS chatgpt app, so it’s hard to monitor the data they’re collecting.
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by srcreigh 1y ago
It’s not a DHCP server the way you’re thinking. Pxehost only replies with a couple fields for PXE boot, and only to clients that are declaring themselves as PXE boot client. It doesn’t interfere with the normal dhcp server - the PXE client
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by srcreigh 1y ago
I vibe coded the site for pxehost - https://pxehost.com The text content is largely hand written but the style/structures/etc are vibes. Codex CLI on the $20 plus plan The first shot was remarkably similar to the end r
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by srcreigh 1y ago
I made pxehost http://pxehost.com It’s one command that lets you boot Linux on other computers via LAN. Cross platform, rootless I think I’ve figured out a way to make a pxehost app for mobile devices, so you can boot Linux inst
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by srcreigh 1y ago
Can somebody explain the whole proxmox thing? I haven’t used it, I use k3s. I don’t get why people use VMs for stuff when there’s docker. Thanks!
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by srcreigh 1y ago
Surely there are some things which you can’t be arsed to take from zero to one? This isn’t selling your soul; it is possible to let AI scaffold some tedious garbage while also dreaming up cool stuff the old fashioned way.

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