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by xena 1mo ago
I am actually working on this kind of shared reputation database: https://github.com/TecharoHQ/reputationdb (warning: very prototype, not documented, such bugs, wow). I just have more to do than I have free time at thi
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by xena 1mo ago
It's made me work two full time jobs, one of which is drastically underpaid compared to the level of rigor and effort I need to put into it.
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by xena 1mo ago
> I wonder if AI might be able to come up with new PoW algorithms in a nightly CI job so every day is a different puzzle... This is something I'm working on in a prototype. Stay tuned!
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by xena 1mo ago
Good news: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/admin/configuration/challeng...
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by xena 1mo ago
The WebAssembly challenge (as of yet unreleased, it's been in dev for a year and I don't want to enable it by default until I know it won't blow up horribly) is bit-wise instead of nibble-wise, meaning that admins have better
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by xena 1mo ago
I've implemented and shipped a version of this that uses full CPython with a custom filesystem implementation in userspace. I think this is a bit more interesting if a bit more low level.
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by xena 1mo ago
It's rude to be a meat proxy. I practice what I preach.
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"No way to prevent this" say users of only language where this regularly happens(xeiaso.net)
41 points by xena 1mo ago|18 comments
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by xena 1mo ago
Right now there's at least two: https://openrouter.ai/z-ai/glm-5.3-flash Give it a day or two. More will pop up.
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by xena 1mo ago
50%
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by xena 2mo ago
I don't know enough about how the relevant libraries and primitives work to give your question the meaningful response it deserves. A lot of the problem here is that most of this implementation requires me to really deeply understand t
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by xena 2mo ago
I've been thinking about circling back to improve it. Right now one of the major limitations is that it uses a filesystem abstraction as the main bridge from git to object storage. I really wanted to see how far I could go by kitbashin
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by xena 2mo ago
This is AI generated.
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by xena 2mo ago
I would rather read "terrible" written english from a human than I would read "perfect" written english from Claude.
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by xena 2mo ago
I just want to state for the record that this person did not in fact port Debian to Rust with their Claude subscription in the weekend.
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by xena 2mo ago
This article is AI output.
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by xena 2mo ago
This was generated by AI. Why are you being rude by pasting LLM output at us? If we wanted LLM output we can ask our own agents.
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by xena 2mo ago
Please demonstrate by porting Debian to Rust with your Claude subscription. You have the weekend. Get started!
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by xena 2mo ago
https://github.com/ayghri/i-have-adhd
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by xena 2mo ago
I really don't get why people think Opus 5 is bad. In my testing it's been fine, but every other model is converging on also being fine. I have ADHD mode installed in my main Claude Code instance though, so that may be part of why
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by xena 2mo ago
Illegal and actively enforced are different things. Report it to the hosting company originating the abuse and they usually don't care.
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by xena 2mo ago
You're absolutely right! Humans have been slowly thinking and writing more and more like AI. As people get more and more exposed to the stochastic patterns of large language model tools, it's normal for them to emulate the styles
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by xena 2mo ago
No, most of the load comes from armies of residential IP addresses that look like Google Chrome on the wire. The major chat UIs properly identify themselves. These waves of attacks do not.
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by xena 2mo ago
If we could identify who is doing this, I bet that those people would be publicly burned at the stake by now.
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by xena 2mo ago
Please write a function that returns true when the user is using a residential proxy and false when it is a normal user on a residential IP address.
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by xena 2mo ago
They're scraping everything. It doesn't matter what. It doesn't matter if it makes sense. They just scrape it all.
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by xena 2mo ago
Money can be used to purchase goods or services, such as an unbranded version.
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by xena 2mo ago
The GCC bug tracker uses the meta-refresh challenge, which does not require JavaScript. Due to the fact that the server makes sure the client has waited at least 75% as long as it should, the HTML has to add one second to the meta-refresh w
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by xena 2mo ago
Just keep in mind that changing the logo is a great way to move yourself down the priority list for bug reports and support.
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by xena 2mo ago
I'm almost ready to ship the wasm feature in the next version of Anubis after the one that's about to come out. The big blocker is that testing against dozens of googles chrome to ensure functionality on abandoned smart TV oses ta

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