AgentK20

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by AgentK20 4d ago
Isn’t this just paseo.sh with less features and tightly-coupled tailscale?
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by AgentK20 1mo ago
what if I do have an emergency hotfix for a production outage though ;-;
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by AgentK20 2mo ago
Simultaneously though, those 80% of Americans that live in cities/within the typical commuting distance of a metropolitan area are also the ones that are usually serviced by at least one broadband or fiber provider. Because of this: -
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by AgentK20 5mo ago
Unfortunately it’s a race to the bottom in most of America: If you pass such regulations locally or in your state, the data centers will simply choose to not build in your area of authority (county/state). Unless we were to pass sweepi
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by AgentK20 7mo ago
Fair point. I guess it (network-level filtering) just feels like a dragnet solution that reduces privacy and security for the population at large, when a more targeted and cohesive solution like client-side filtering, having all apps that u
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by AgentK20 7mo ago
How does ECH make it impossible for parents to control their children's access to computers? Sure they can't block sites at the router level, just like your ISP won't be able to block things at the ISP level, but you (the par
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by AgentK20 9mo ago
“concerns about confidentiality or respect for the persons family” Sooo clearly you didn’t even click the link, given this is a post BY the family to raise awareness of scummy corporate behavior. While discussing mental health and self harm
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by AgentK20 9mo ago
Oh, very cool. TIL. Thanks!
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by AgentK20 9mo ago
Uh.....what planes are you on where you, the passenger, can simply "pull down the oxygen mask"? Also, wouldn't the P95 only help with particulates (e.g. soot), but not with the actual toxic fumes?
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by AgentK20 9mo ago
Really that's the problem - Anticheat. Sure, at this point most games work on Linux. The problem is, most people don't play most games. Most people play a handful of games, and where the players go, the cheaters follow. In respons
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by AgentK20 10mo ago
CVE 10.0 is bonkers for a project this widely used
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by AgentK20 10mo ago
And here we see a system that was already stretched to the breaking point BEFORE the shutdown, put under an incredible strain and failing. A more robust system can handle sudden shocks, but when you’ve spent years whittling away at it there
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by AgentK20 11mo ago
Still seeing issues on the OAuth flow despite a "a fix [having] been implemented". Looks like whatever happened probably trashed the session database since it's forcing Claude Code to re-auth.
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by AgentK20 11mo ago
The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
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by AgentK20 11mo ago
I don’t think most people are arguing against the concept, or even implementation, of the system as developed. Obviously it’s both a publicity stunt and beta test as they learn how to build and operate a tunnel system like this. The concern
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by AgentK20 11mo ago
There were tens of thousands of riders _when you were there?_ Or there were tens of thousands of riders over the lifetime of the system? Most videos I've seen recently show a system that, while functional, typically only has a handful
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by AgentK20 1y ago
It’s not that it lowers the maximum voltage that the charge controller/inverter can handle. It’s actually that the panels become MORE efficient in the cold temperatures, resulting in a (potentially unconsidered by end-user) increase in
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by AgentK20 1y ago
Who knows! Minecraft continually loops through resurgences in popularity every few years. That said, I more meant there's an immense amount of inertia in the existing ecosystem, so even ignoring future years: simply launching a "g
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by AgentK20 1y ago
Definitely interesting to see continued innovation in this space after so many years. At Hypixel Minecraft we forked Spigot (another modded Minecraft platform) back in late 2014 to be able to rip out a bunch of vanilla mechanics that we kne
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by AgentK20 1y ago
No ARM builds either, despite being based on Ubuntu, so I'm not even going to bother trying it out since I expect poor experience on an emulated x86.
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by AgentK20 1y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44485342
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by AgentK20 1y ago
https://archive.is/uXy9K
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by AgentK20 1y ago
Hi boat friend!
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by AgentK20 2y ago
Have you _seen_ the tragedy that is occurring in primary and secondary education right now with students using LLMs for the bulk of their coursework? Humans, and most forms of life in general, are lazy. They take the lowest energy route to
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by AgentK20 2y ago
From my understanding the problem is that the computer just....doesn't sleep if you have Sentry mode running. It's not that it's sleeping for a few seconds and then waking up, it's just fully awake drawing it's norm
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by AgentK20 2y ago
you-guys-are-getting-paid/inspections.png? In Illinois, USA, there's outright no vehicle inspections AFAIK for electric vehicles whatsoever after the sale of the vehicle has completed. There's a yearly registration fee paid t
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by AgentK20 2y ago
The Bevy Engine in Rust has an integration ( https://docs.rs/bevy_egui/latest/bevy_egui/ ) that supports egui, for use in making UIs in games written against the Bevy Engine. Here's a webapp example of a 2
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by AgentK20 2y ago
There's likely minimal value to recovering it given how much telemetry they already have, plus having launched very similar boosters (test flights 5 and below, plus Starhopper) for a similar launch profile. Additionally, based on previ
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by AgentK20 2y ago
Keep in mind, splashing the booster down in the ocean almost always results in rapid unscheduled disassembly (explosion) of the booster. It lands upright but has no ability to stay upright on its own, so usually makes a soft water landing a
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Indie Game Publisher Humble Games Reportedly Lays Off All Staff(gamespot.com)
13 points by AgentK20 2y ago|0 comments

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