CuriousRose

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by CuriousRose 6d ago
Are you talking problems along the lines of Karpathy's autoresearch? Reverse engineering does seem pretty straightforward actually in that use case, but for practical business building work as opposed to hobby projects that's wher
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Ask HN: Those running agents 24/7, what's your workflow and what are they doing?
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by CuriousRose 2mo ago
Safari is the only real opposition to Google based browsers at the moment. Yes Firefox is a contender, but it has no brand traction among non-power users. Google has the brand, Safari has the defaults and energy efficiencies of the growing
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by CuriousRose 3mo ago
An equally important issue with local AI use (not coding specific) is ensuring that the harness has fast and up to date data if recency is important in your querires (new package features, docs, etc). Hosted models do web search incredibly
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by CuriousRose 4mo ago
You could probably apply that logic to any innovation in any industry no? Reusable rockets likely got the same ridicule, as did fast satellite internet, self driving and fully electric vehicles. I can understand that Musk does not have the
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by CuriousRose 4mo ago
There was a point made recently by Musk that the whole clean room idea is outdated if you can just ensure the path the silicon takes from wafer to lidding is clean. Seems solvable to me, but leaves me wondering why it hasn’t been done befor
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by CuriousRose 5mo ago
In terms of software that genuinely fascinates me Monero would have to be up there (along with Postgres, ZFS and OpenBSD). It's in my opinion one of the only (but probably the only) cryptos that has actually held true in terms of its p
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by CuriousRose 5mo ago
In my experience, this is common among people with ADHD (myself, friends with ADHD, family with ADHD, psychologist’s patients anecdotal evidence). YMMV
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by CuriousRose 5mo ago
Often people are under such mental pressures that the chance of a better financial outcome is more mentally digestible than the existing scenario they are in. Considering it from that perspective has allowed me to understand and empathise w
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by CuriousRose 6mo ago
Sure, but instead of waiting another year for this to be launched - with a beta version precaution and inevitable bugs - why not remove the limited hard-coded Node paths and references now and ship something 80:20?
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by CuriousRose 6mo ago
I am hoping that eventually there will be some agnosticism with the language server. Currently they all seem to rely on Node which in my opinion is rapidly being outclassed by Bun in terms of resource usage. It would be great to eventually
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by CuriousRose 7mo ago
A fellow 850c/s/i enjoyer?
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by CuriousRose 8mo ago
The experience of re3 and reVC were dramatically better than the new remastered versions, or the iOS sandbox version (which has no clean keyboard binds).
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by CuriousRose 8mo ago
The GTA Vice City in browser was also really impressive, but it seems it has been taken down. How much of an advantage has AI got on decompilation projects? Complex assembly seems to be still done to some degree by hand these days (see - ff
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by CuriousRose 9mo ago
- Very irritating to setup on mobile clients (iOS profiles are not a good solution) - Usually hosted on shared VPSs where IP reputation is decimated (wonder how this will be affected by pure IPv6 hosts) - Patching is often manual and forgot
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by CuriousRose 9mo ago
It is certainly not low hanging fruit in the development effort space, but they can utilise open source projects in ways that MS cannot due to licensing, and therefore have much more resources overall in terms of community dev contributions
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by CuriousRose 9mo ago
> Let people opt-in to using their browsers to help crawl for the search engine index, like Brave does. This is really cool. I'd be happy with a re-branded SearX/SearXNG, with a paid cloud hosted instance from Mozilla that uses
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by CuriousRose 9mo ago
I'm thinking more at an SMB level, not necessarily for secure mail, PGP and the like. IMAP + CalDev + CardDev sat on-top of cPanel is getting a bit long in the tooth for companies that want exchange-like mail solutions outside of the b
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by CuriousRose 9mo ago
Fully agree with this. - Mozilla SSL Certs - for corporations that don't want Let's Encrypt - Mozilla Mail - a reliable Exchange/Google Mail alternative (desperately needed imo) - Thunderbird for iOS - why is this not a thing
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Budget sensitive client that didn't want to pay for xcp-ng tools needed in version 8, as well as the server needed a hardware upgrade anyway from SSDs to nVME drives so just ripped the bandaid off at the same time.
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
I can't fathom why this is even possible, let alone acceptable. You could write an equally featured text chat client in a terminal (IRC style) - no video or file sharing of course - but do those things really need to consume the remain
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Ex XCP-ng user here. The web management portal requires Xen Orchestra and needs to be installed as a seperate VM which can be irritating, with a seperate paid license. Proxmox has a web GUI natively on install which is super convenient and
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Just migrated from xcp-ng 7 to Proxmox 9.1 for a client this week. Honestly the whole process was incredibly smooth, loving the web management, native ZFS. Wouldn't consider anything else as a type 1 hypervisor at this stage - and real
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
It would be perfectly fine as a daily - I use it for SQL Server on-prem infra that I also RDP to for SSMS 8 hours a day. It’s clear to me it’s the best of the worst if you need to use Windows. I daily macOS Sequoia - you don’t want my unfil
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Windows 11 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2024 is almost this, but not for consumer purchase. They basically did all the work, and refuse to sell it.
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Taste is objective. It is only subjective among the tasteless. The OS has a purpose to be efficient and pleasant - anything that interferes with either is not a matter of taste, but a matter of poor execution. Sure we have preferences, but
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Appreciate the response. I suppose the follow up is, why not make the library framework agnostic initially or work towards that, rather than have to maintain support for x number of frameworks into the future?
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
I understand your point, and I might just be out of touch, but I don't know of any MSPs in the Australian market that support desktop Linux users. Even internal IT support teams I've come across only really deal with the Linux ser
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Linux has terrible UX, no cohesion in design and quite frankly I can't understand how it could possibly be considered a replacement for macOS. Expecting business users to use a terminal to install apps (yes I know AppImage exists) is s
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by CuriousRose 10mo ago
Congratulations on the beta launch, an impressive product we will consider integrating. As a relatively new developer, I'm curious why the dependancy on React? Was there no way to get the UI you wanted without implementing a framework

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