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by 63stack 9mo ago
I just had the same thought. I searched for the book mentioned, and as soon as zettelkasten popped up I lost interest. I've read about zettelkasten so many times, but I can't get myself to actually try it, it seems like doing orga
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Where is the prompt? Are they going to hide behind "prompts are IP" now? AI boosters are heralding this as a new age of programming, but they conveniently ignore that the prompt in these hyperbolic articles (or GASP the source c
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by 63stack 9mo ago
There is no code, there isn't even a prompt to try and replicate it, the dismissal is just as realistic as the article. The article says the prompt was 3 paragraphs, so why is it not shared? Without that it's just a talking head p
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by 63stack 9mo ago
The same response (you are using model X instead of Y) have been perpetuated since 2024, and will still be perpetuated in 2026.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
>For verbose, straightforward code with clear cut test scenarios, one agent can easily 24/7 the work of 20 FT engineers I have been working professionally for ~16 years in software development, and scenarios like this was about 5% o
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Klarna functions as a payment provider as well, not just a payday loan service (which you are implying I assume). This comment says more about you.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Amazon, Google and Microsoft are balls deep invested in AI, a rational person should draw 0 conclusions in them showcasing how productive they are with it. I'd say it's more about the fear of their $50billion+ investments not payi
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Maybe he's already ahead of you by not using current models, 2026 models are going to make 2025 models completely obsolete, wasting time on them is dumb.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
> there are dozens of little scripts or helper functions that accelerate my work. However I usually don’t write them because I don’t have the time People who write things like this can't expect to be taken seriously. Before AI you d
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by 63stack 9mo ago
I think it's reasonable to doubt this, and/or wonder how long until they decide to change this, and/or make exceptions like "to make your search experience better, Gemini now indexes your metadata (but only metadata so t
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by 63stack 9mo ago
This reads like shilling/advertisement.. Coding AIs are struggling for anything remotely complex, make up crap and present it as research, write tests that are just "return true", and won't ever question a decision you m
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by 63stack 9mo ago
The blessing the plebs with eternal wisdom comment. Take a look at GPU prices and how that "supply increased thus bringing the prices down"
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by 63stack 9mo ago
You can put them behind wireguard and still have all this without exposing it
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by 63stack 9mo ago
I'm also going to leave my personal opinion; You don't need ECC You absolutely don't need proxmox, containers are good enough It does not quickly make sense to build a proper home server Raid1 or raid6 makes sense, but it&#x2
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by 63stack 9mo ago
I'm so fascinated by replies like this, it's too random and nonsensical to be a language barrier issue, but it also does not pattern match into LLM generated text. Reminds me of ~2010 era wordpress comment spam.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
>So instead of speaking from the high ground, please, tell us what your solution about mass disinformation happening from US social media megacorps, Russia mass disinformation, mass recruitment of people for sabotage on critical infrastr
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by 63stack 9mo ago
The value is being able to mislead your users
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Yes. The whole "you will be ddosd if you are exposed to the world wide web" is fud. (And/or racketeering)
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Just skip the whole encryption/decryption shebang then. But no, this does not work, scrapers are using residential ips, and they have enough that they can rotate between them if they get blocked.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
You can be productive in htmx after spending less than an hour reading the docs, even though there are (I assume) zero jobs asking for it
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by 63stack 9mo ago
This is amazing, I was just wondering about if it's possible to tie anubis together with iocaine, but it seems you already thought of that.
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by 63stack 9mo ago
Yes
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by 63stack 9mo ago
and your point is ...?
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by 63stack 9mo ago
The documentation describes what files and databases to backup (and how). It's one command to dump the postgres db, and one folder in the filesystem to back up, I personally use Borg in a daily cronjob.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
This is just business as usual, status pages are 95% for show now. The data center would have to be under water for the status page to say "some users might be experiencing disruptions".
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by 63stack 10mo ago
The automated system rejects their CV when applying obviously
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by 63stack 10mo ago
"opsec" includes well defined things like threat modeling, risk factors, and such. "Things I have seen" and vague "better safe than sorry" is not part of that.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
This is just FUD, there is nothing dangerous in having an SSH server open to the internet that only allows key authentication. Sure, scanners will keep pinging it, but nobody is ever going to burn an ssh 0day on your home server.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
My impression is that there is definitely astroturfing around AI, yes
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by 63stack 10mo ago
There is not a single person in this thread that thinks of swiping on phones when the term "AI" is mentioned, apart from people playing the contrarian.

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