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by suprjami 2y ago
It's not often a self-promotion blog post has the entirety of HN telling you you're wrong. Better luck next time lol
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by suprjami 2y ago
> Love the Register, but this poorly researched. I used to love The Register, but I sadly haven't seen a good article from them in many years. Everything that I've seen is clickbait bad opinion or just outright wrong. I now ass
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> Meanwhile C lacks any such keyword, so the best you can do is... ...use source code tagging or LSP.
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Because humans can reason. There is a difference between faulty reasoning and no reasoning at all.
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LXD is a manager for LXC containers. I have the vague idea that it's like k8s for LXC but I don't really know either orchestration tools well enough to say. LXC containers are like Docker/Podman containers except they usually
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by suprjami 2y ago
Is Podman Desktop available on your platform? Podman is rootless containers done correctly.
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A Buildroot VM which runs just enough Linux to provide Docker and virtio file sharing? You can achieve almost the same thing with Alpine Linux, that's how I run all my containers, one VM per container. Edit: Further down the comments i
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by suprjami 2y ago
We aren't talking about a human mind which operates in unexpected or ways which don't conform with society. Don't bring an appeal to neurodivergence to an LLM argument. We are talking about a computer program whose operation
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You are fooled into thinking that producing a set of output tokens which mimic actual human input and output tokens displays understanding. It doesn't. "How many Rs in strawberry?" is not a trick question. That's about a
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You're comparing the physical item with the reasoning capabilities of that item. A popular LLM joke at the moment is "How many Rs in strawberry?" You, a human being, understand this question. The purpose of the activity is to
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by suprjami 2y ago
After using Ubuntu (with a few detours here and there) since 2006, I switched everything to Debian with the latest release. I'm very happy. It feels like Ubuntu used to feel - a distro made for users first.
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Perhaps having an OS polyculture is a luxury afforded to organisations with lots of time and money to wear the inefficiency cost of doing things 3 or 4 different ways, or who want to intentionally prop up a competitor to ensure there is mar
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by suprjami 2y ago
Services for UNIX has been removed and the "replacement" is WSL. I don't know if SFU was actually POSIX compliant, but Linux isn't 100% compliant and doesn't aim to be. Maybe having some modern WSL is better than ha
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I understand these things. If a Raspberry Pi draws 200 mA for one hour, I think it's reasonable to say it has drawn 200 mAh.
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You can run a local LLM on a $100 minipc with Vulkan GPU acceleration and get a usable token generation count.
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Broadcom pushed the old Raspberry Pi SoC architecture as far as it would go, but it's hard limited to 1Gb RAM. Raspberry Pi has become a development platform for Broadcom SoC, so they can sell the same chip in their corporate products
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by suprjami 2y ago
Citation needed? Pi 2 and 3 typically sit at 200 mAh and 230 mAh, Pi 4 is not far away. Zero 2W can go down to 96 mAh. https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blogs/jeff-geerling/raspberry-p... https://www.jeffgee
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Not sure why Pygments is interesting after all this time, but Best Theme exists for it: https://draculatheme.com/pygments What's your favourite alias? Writing the full command isn't exactly convenient. Mine is:
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I recently spun up a self-hosted Nextcloud and was pleased to see my existing directory of Markdown notes just worked.
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Giving people a bullet point action plan at the end of an update helps with this. ## Action Plan - Read my comment - Try it - Comment on your experience
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I look forward to your explanation of how the temperature of Bob's Raspberry Pi poses a threat to his employer. I also wonder how the attacker got access to Bob's home network in the first place? If only he had the chance to focus
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by suprjami 2y ago
Except this isn't a CVE anyone will encounter in the workplace because nobody in their right mind would run Pi-Hole on a Raspberry Pi in a professional setting. It's a waste of time. If you want to dedicate staff to reviewing usel
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> I can look at a CVE and determine for myself and my organization whether it something we need to care about. Except it doesn't work like this. A security scanner will include a CVE. People want no red flags on the security scanner
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My favourite is CVE-1999-0524, people can tell the time set on your system with ICMP Timestamp messages. Someone's added it to a commercial security scanner recently, so we have a lot of "severity 1" tickets to disable it. Ye
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Also in Linux: https://www.phoronix.com/news/USB4NET-End-To-End-Flow-Contro...
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It's called the open internet when the same rule applies to everybody. This is one rule for corporations and another rule for individuals. Additionally, there is often with little or no recourse when the latter are falsely accused. Loo
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Not sure why this needs to exist. Wireguard is quicker and easier, and apparently has much better security.
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Op-ed are usually filler nonsense written by journalists to generate ad revenue on a slow news day. That was true in newspaper and is true online too. They are the most skippable "news" articles of all.
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Gosh is that the next level? 2015: Search for something you've forgotten and find your own old post/comment explaining how to do it. 2025: Ask an LLM for something you've forgotten and have your own old post/comment read
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Venture capitalists aren't stupid. Even if Zuck says everything is okay they come to their own conclusions. Obviously everything is NOT okay, otherwise the company wouldn't be getting fined in court for breaking the law. VCs know

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