zaptheimpaler

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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
I made a little tool where I can just drop HTML into a folder and it will deploy it either to my internal Caddy or publicly on Cloudflare based in folder. Can be a single html or a folder. https://github.com/ankitson/we
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
I was trying WSL years ago and this is one of the reasons I just moved to a full linux server instead. We still have way too many problems interfacing across filesystems. I hope with AI we will see an iteration on ExFAT that has all the jou
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by zaptheimpaler 4mo ago
Yes that would be great. Right now, there are many applications that use pinned certificates to communicate to servers meaning there is literally no way to see the data your own device is sending/receiving from the internet. It's
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
I tried the VPS briefly, it didn't really solve anything for me. The personal assistant agent is only as useful as the data & tools it has, that's where the real risk is. Separate box gives you isolated FS but docker also does
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
Yes literally it threw an invoice from AWS into spam recently. Regularly throws financial docs into spam. Like you, i have a problem with false positives not false negatives. I brought it up with support once and the domain was failing DMAR
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
Are you talking about false negatives? The problem I have is with false positives. It regularly throws important legit email into spam. Just the other day it threw an invoice from AWS into spam! Regularly throws financial docs into spam. Li
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
SQLite does not support concurrent writes at all (on a single machine), a single writer process locks the entire database.
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
Personally I like Postgres for this reason too. Its extremely easy to run with Docker, I can dump data from all kinds of apps in there and I know it's not going to take any rearchitecting as soon as I need multiple concurrent writers.
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
Maybe they've heard of email, faxes, phone calls?
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
All the 4.x models are still available, and they all cost the same.
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
DS4 is open weights so it could even be run free in quantized forms, is 10x cheaper than Opus and performs basically as well in most real world tasks. No one cares about benchmarks. In practical terms, it’s obviously a better option in most
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
This is so confusing. What does GC -> citizenship have to do with this? The rules work fine now because they apply for the change of status and keep on working until its accepted and leave if not. This new rule means they have to leave t
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
Even if it is common (i don't think this is required any more anyways), just why? Why do we need to make someone run back and forth across the border for the immigration department to do some paperwork? It seems purely designed to inco
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
It’s sad you don’t realize who you’re getting in bed with. H1Bs and their families are only 0.4% of the population and yet they’re being blamed for -all of americas problems. Must be your first rodeo around the american political system if
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
Yeah look at like any one of the 10,000 things this administration, Trump, Miller, republicans have said about immigrants. Look at ICE detention centres, how many hundreds or thousands of people have literally died, denied basic medical car
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
That's why I said long term. This logic might as well argue it would be better for China to have had huge immigration to the US 50 years ago and contribute to the manufacturing or automobile industries there. But they didn't, and
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
Yes exactly. One country sucking up all the best talent is not good for the world, its a single point of failure.
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
It will help would-be immigrants understand that the US does not want them and that it would be a mistake to invest time and energy trying to build a future in a country that hates them and can nuke their lives at the drop of a hat. It will
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
This is probably for the best in the long term. They've added enough friction, insanity and disdain for foreigners that no sane person will immigrate and we can start to build stronger industries and trade relationships outside the US.
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
I just see a ton of reflexive AI hate here. I don't care if it was vibe coded, if it passes the entire test suite and was vibe coded by the original authors, I trust it as much as the original Bun. These are Jarred's words about i
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by zaptheimpaler 5mo ago
This is such a bad faith argument. How long would it take a dev or a team of devs to do this with the same architecture and test suite? A hell of a lot longer than 6 days..
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
I have several sources of data I want to fetch, retry, process periodically. Like exporting Claude chats into .md files that go to Obsidian, fetching Garmin data from the API and processing it for a custom tool, exporting replays for a game
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
Very cool, thanks!
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
Thanks I will watch it, looks interesting. But i would say there's also a million documentaries, movies, news reports, examples and more about insane, evil, stupid shit that goes on in various corporations or how organizations turn to
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
Awesome, I hope we see a lot more of this. Co-ops do work, REI is one, Modo is another and we could have many more. Over and over again companies are slowly destroyed by extractive shareholders or PE firms, the current structure of a public
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
Do they really? Even on linux, I can look at what bandwidth a device is connected with using lsusb, but there is no way to tell if a low speed is a limitation of the device or the cable. It just displays the speed that was negotiated consid
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
Yep I would agree as a patient. My current doctor types so slow that 6 out of the 10 short minutes in an appointment just disappear while he types. Even with other docs who can touch type, it will free them up to focus completely on the app
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
I guess I should clarify it to the modern US conservative party. I know there are a few dissenters even there, but 95% of them vote the way he wants and of course we could have impeached Trump and many cabinet officials long ago if they vot
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
The modern US conservative party really does seem to believe only in that one principle and nothing else. They will pardon actual sex traffickers like Andrew Tate and worse as long as they're on their side. They will defend any action
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by zaptheimpaler 6mo ago
1. Breakdown of community & support structures. Isolated, atomized society. Few friends and family, weak relationships between them, dating market accustomed to infinite choice. 2. Power increasingly shifting to capital over labor, lead

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