AnthOlei

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by AnthOlei 5mo ago
beautiful demo - is it running fully locally or talking to 3rd party API’s? That box was jaw dropping small
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by AnthOlei 5mo ago
What do you have going on the hardware side? I want to plug this into hass but don’t know what hardware I need for reasonable latency
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My Linux Setup for Work and Life – NixOS, Niri, Helix [video](youtube.com)
2 points by AnthOlei 5mo ago|0 comments
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The end to a 7.5-year career(andreaowu.medium.com)
3 points by AnthOlei 7mo ago|1 comments
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by AnthOlei 9mo ago
I switched my parents onto Linux a couple months ago, after my mom kept getting confused between edge and chrome - not being to uninstall edge was the last straw, but the massive amount of adware slowing down her capable-but-old laptop was
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by AnthOlei 1y ago
Does anyone else think this method of discourse incredibly rude? This poster posted a quasi researched comment that looks surface credible. A HN user took the time to respond to each point - only for the response to the response to be “whoo
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by AnthOlei 1y ago
I also asked claude to roast it for fun. this one made me lol: > The use case is Chef's Kiss levels of overengineering. They want to avoid Git commits... so they built a custom S3 server... that runs in a container... that gets rebu
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Show HN: A stupid simple barely S3 compatible file server(github.com)
5 points by AnthOlei 1y ago|2 comments
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by AnthOlei 1y ago
The nix file is besides the point - it gives you a totally hermetic build environment. Not OP, but it’s the only way I know how to get gcc to use a static glibc. All you should pay attention to is that it’s using a static glibc. $out is a m
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
They’ve now removed your second example from the testing set - I bet they won’t regenerate their benchmarks without this test. Good sleuthing, seems someone from OpenAI read your comment and found it embarrassing as well!
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
Oh my this is awful - could you post a source?
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
I’ve recently spent time truly learning git, and I’m realizing how much better it is to take care of your commits in a PR even if you squash to main. My reviewers love when I write “review commit by commit” in the PR description. Then each
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
I was under the impression that you were referring to a specific event that happened over the weekend, not a general vibe you were feeling
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
What’s the source of this? Where can I read more?
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
Ha, I think this site is styled by a single-sheet CSS called Tufte.css
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
Oh wow. I went though some of the perl book you linked and I was noticing the examples were really familiar; I then realized you were the same guy who wrote the awk book I have been going though. Your work is excellent! Thank you, I’ll buy
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
this is amazing! I guess I was searing the wrong keywords. Thanks, I’ll evaluate these.
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Ask HN: Should I learn Awk or Perl? Or is that a bad question?
12 points by AnthOlei 2y ago|36 comments
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
I wonder: if we set a TTL on the image, and also make it require a signed link that gets copied the same way, is it now a secure & ephemeral service?
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
Gerrit for really fine grained control
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by AnthOlei 2y ago
How have meta employees stolen money?
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by AnthOlei 3y ago
If you're experienced using nix, this article may be too simple - but hopefully this is helpful for people struggling to figure out some nix features.
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Patching Software Using Nix(anthonyoleinik.com)
2 points by AnthOlei 3y ago|1 comments
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Pushing TypeScript to the Extremes: The Most Advanced TS I’ve Ever Had to Write(anth-oleinik.medium.com)
2 points by AnthOlei 5y ago|2 comments
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by AnthOlei 6y ago
For those of you who have a modern serverless architecture (lambda, dynamo, firebase etc.), how do the costs compare there? I’ve always thought serverless is cheaper, but I’ve never ran anything at scale.
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by AnthOlei 6y ago
I read your write up, but I’m not entirely clear on one part: how do cloudflare workers handle websocket connections? Are they automatically terminated after the worker spends too much time active? If so, doesn’t handling the WS handshake h