sureglymop

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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Looks actually good! I wonder if it supports opening invisible browser windows and doing things like intercepting cookies. In my desktop application I leverage a hidden browser window to manage auth state and use it like a proxy for the res
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Krun is neat! I use it as podman backend. What I'm missing though is a good writeup on how to use it to sandbox as safely as possible. Already kind of difficult to know best with podman due to the sheer number of command line options a
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Could you go the full mile and explain that very specific kind of attack?
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I agree that it can be confusing. I use RFC 2136 DNS UPDATE with my own DNS server. But for example, for my workplace this new challenge is convenient as they refuse to want to run their own DNS server.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Also, DNS-PERSIST-01 seems to be coming soon for Let's Encrypt, which should allow even people that can't easily dynamically update their DNS records to get wildcard certs. I assume this might become more widely used than HTTP-01
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Same here. I would say chezmoi has almost a bit too many features. If one is into yak shaving there is a lot to explore. It's only a negative for me because I forget half of them everytime I read the docs. But I can hardly blame it for
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I've seen it many times on google where the phishing sites were advertised results stickied above the results they impersonate. Another good reason to use ublock origin!
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Also what if you subscribed in reaction to the release of Fable? Now you're holding the bag and good luck getting reimbursed!
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Seems more like basic SQL by example. And then, I highly recommend not approaching it like that because then you miss the whole relational algebra...
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I think that can pretty realistically be done with Gemma or Qwen, although maybe with some delay. They run great on android in the Edge Gallery app. Further, you could allow for voice input by running whisper STT locally, then doing a small
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I use libvirt, vfio pci passthrough, evdev and some other stuff and have been smoothly VM gaming for a few years. Mostly just followed the arch wiki when I set it up back then. I get throwing in the towel with all these issues but I persona
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Do we actually think you couldn't though? Probably unintentionally accurate.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Probably quite feasible. Immich on my little raspberry pi is able to do facial recognition for 50k images over night.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Okay that choice of words was a bit harsh. My struggles are partly also due to logs barely complying, that I can't even monitor as quickly as they grow from one IP (mainly looking at you, trustasia, though at least there now is a stati
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
From the article not everything is fully clear to me yet. What I do think though, is that Certificate Transparency as we currently have it is a fairly broken mess. Maybe partly due to RFC 6962. The easiest task might just be validating SCTs
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I moreso run other small special purpose models like Whisper, SAM, Matcha, CLIP etc. and then do contextual correction passes with models like this. Think almost like unix pipelines, have used it for many workflows.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Why would you expect it to be good for this particular highly specific task? Curious.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Is the story that it's now also available outside of android? I've had this app on my phone for I believe about a year.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I didnt downvote and I appreciated your reply. Just to let you know :) I have tried available options including generators.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
There are still some weird things/choices in its design I don't fully understand. For example, why do unit definitions have to be actual files on disk? Then, all of these files are reloaded when the daemon reloads, not just change
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I do similar stuff for backups. What's bitten me sometimes was that I disabled the timers in order to do other stuff on the restic repo (e.g. cleaning locks) but didn't see that the triggered units were still running.
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
I wish the same was true for LibGen and SciHub. I feel sad that the short period of easy open access to any knowledge (text), even for people not in academia, is over...
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
Because AI can't take responsibility. Humans can. A human can not only learn from their mistakes and blunders but also, until very recently, the social pressure and fear of judgement would push (some) humans to try their best. Now howe
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by sureglymop 4mo ago
What I'm actually excited about in AI are smaller specialised things like whisper, CLIP, SAM, etc. Just stacking them together as little building blocks has been amazing. Great app to hopefully let more people realize that it's no
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Interesting, though in Swiss German I think it would be Dächli over Dachli in any dialect, kind of making it not work. Nestli works, Sackli also doesn't. Would have to be Säckli. Maybe this is confusing due to the Brotli compression al
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Interesting. Not that surprising that it works like this. But isn't it a little surprising that things like regexes, printf syntax and other DSLs aren't mostly handled and parsed at compile time in 2026?
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
I could be wrong but I think you could get started with all of that with a fraction of $1B. Sure there is leisure and entertainment but if you want to use it to do something meaningful, with only 24 hours in a day you'll probably have
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Yes! That's what I meant. Wasn't able to express it clearly but you did :)
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
I'd much rather have something that behaves like: <if js is available> ... <else> ... <the closing tag i guess/>
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
My first thought: what mining power does Iran have? Seems important.

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