sureglymop

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by sureglymop 5mo ago
It's crazy how little hardware is required to do facial recognition, OCR and CLIP. Immich on my little raspberry pi swiftly chewed through 100k pictures over night.
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Agreed. And super cool project. After seeing Matt Godbolts Advent of Compiler Optimisations in December I decided to do AoC in assembly. Was the most fun I had in years even though I didn't finish all days! And super educational. Since
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
I'm glad there are sqlite backed file formats in that space. Having that said, they're not always the ideal choice. For example, for map tiles mbtiles (sqlite) files can be used. In many applications though, pmtiles files are bett
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Mojo is cool but I just don't understand the python backwards compat thing. They're holding themselves back with that. All the flaws I can think of in Kotlin are due to the Java compatibility. They could've made it work here
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
With physical access, root access is as simple as setting init=/bin/bash in the kernel parameters from a bootloader. No need for credentials or anything.
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
To be fair, this seems to be Buns original creator themselves experimenting. Unclear if there's any relation to the Anthropic acquisition. But I think it's best we refrain from prematurely speculating if we just don't know.
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Importantly though, performance might be worse depending on use case and program. Specifically with scheduling in user space it can negatively impact branch prediction as your CPU is already hyper optimized for doing things differently. It&
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Basically.
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
What I really want is something like either ansible or this that: - Doesn't unnecessarily send code over the network. - Has some sort of "execution optimizer". Think for example a query planner/optimizer of a db. Or, as
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
You'd be surprised to know the sheer number of "experiences" and games people have created on roblox as the platform. There are fps shooting games that are more playable/mature than your yearly call of duty/battlefi
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Weirdly, you have to turn on javascript for the text color to change...
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by sureglymop 5mo ago
Well, isn't libgen no longer accepting uploads for years now? The last few years really haven't been great for shadow libraries which is incredibly unfortunate.
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
Well, I'm sold! Trying out your offering this weekend :)
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
It interestingly shows how a centralized system may just fail or become too flaky at unprecedented growth. I suppose it's a bit too on the nose to point out that git is decentralized and itself doesn't really suffer from this, nor
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
Looks cool. Can it be self hosted? I.e. can I self host it next to my self hosted forgejo instance?
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
I like mise a lot. As somewhat of a power user I've also found its rough edges though. One is related to "change tracking" for tasks. Knowing when a task needs to run and when not based on inputs and outputs. I believe it use
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
Why does github need a CLI? Some people just seem to want to make their own lives harder...
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
Sounds amazing! I hope it can replace "docker run --rm" for me. Nice work!
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
Wow! I hope you know you are having a real impact in the world. Rlwrap has made my life easier so many times, it's in my top 3 most useful CLI tools. Thank you :)
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
It's also feasible without network storage, --copy-storage-all will migrate all disks too.
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
What I really like about containers is quickly being able to spin one up without having to specify resources (e.g. RAM limit). I hope this would let me do that also.
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
Recently an xAI recruiter reached out to me for a position at xAI. They mentioned that they had been impressed by my GitHub profile and wanted to fast track me to an interview. Fun fact: I have not a single repository on my GitHub. I think
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
I don't think those certs are revoked yet.
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
I've read this word 50 times in this thread so far and still don't know what it is an acronym for...
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
What I often see is js that fetches the email from the server separately and inserts it.
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by sureglymop 6mo ago
You could mitigate this by monitoring certificate transparency logs for unwanted certificates issued for your domain. Currently there are no good monitors though aka the system is a bit broken.
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by sureglymop 7mo ago
I agree it's a game changer! For bash to do the same I put this in my .inputrc: ## arrow up "\e[A":history-search-backward ## arrow down "\e[B":history-search-forward
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by sureglymop 7mo ago
It kind of seems obvious that people would rather share their content on the pre-established platforms. I believe OpenAI didn't actually want to create an alternative platform. Instead, they wanted (and needed) to be in control. This i
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by sureglymop 7mo ago
This made me immediately think of the Elm architecture. To an extent this is how react works internally. There is a function which takes state and produces UI. In order not to have to re-render the whole UI if only a small part of the state
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by sureglymop 7mo ago
What made it so popular was a combination of it being cross platform as well as turning into a "game/experience platform" instead of just a game. But it is legitimately incredible what some people created in it. I remember pl

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