Digitalghost

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   by Digitalghost 2y ago

   Thanks! Let us know which ones you read :-D
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   by Digitalghost 2y ago

   Hi! I just pushed a header which links to our blogs where we talk about how it works and what it is. Yep, with any epub reader (or with native Apple Books on iOS) you can read all the books for free on the site by clicking the links.
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   by Digitalghost 2y ago

   Blog post on how it was built: https://www.threadpool.cc/p/novel-minds-0-10
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   Show HN: Novel Minds, an AI Book Producer(novelminds.ai)

   3 points by Digitalghost 2y ago|5 comments
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   by Digitalghost 2y ago

   I created an LLM-driven game called "The Fortuna" which anyone can play here: https://www.generativefiction.com/ It has a caching system to keep things consistent once it's generated the first time and it&#x2
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   Dartendo, 10 Years Later(threadpool.cc)

   2 points by Digitalghost 5y ago|0 comments
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   by Digitalghost 5y ago

   The biggest advantage of ET is that it's still in active development and the lead developer gets feedback from reading Hacker News ;-).
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   by Digitalghost 7y ago

   Hey all, ET developer here. It was an amazing surprise to find ET on the top of HN today. Since it's the three year anniversary of the project, I wanted to share a post that I wrote to my colleagues about it: RejoinableTCP was a projec
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   by Digitalghost 8y ago

   Hey! Thanks for your feedback. I have to admit that I'm a license noob and picked an option basically at random. I am changing Horizon to a BSD license (no PATENTS part).
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    by Digitalghost 8y ago

    Hey! Have you tried our docker install? We tried to make it as simple as possible. I agree that installing without docker is a pain, but you should follow our install guide. Particularly for Caffe2, it's included in PyTorch 1.0 so y
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    by Digitalghost 9y ago

    You can run tmux/screen inside a ET session
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    by Digitalghost 9y ago

    Yep, it's just like ssh so as long as you can make a TCP connection to the server you can use it from behind a firewall.
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    by Digitalghost 9y ago

    You can continue to use screen with ET and not have to worry about disconnecting/reconnecting.
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    by Digitalghost 9y ago

    ET dev here. ET is primarily made for IP changes and also because the kernel/router will sometimes kill stale connections, and it's not possible to send keep-alives if your laptop is asleep. There is no lag compensation because E
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    by Digitalghost 9y ago

    Hey, please file an issue on github: https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTCP/issues You may be running a distro that doesn't have libsodium (such as ubuntu 14). In this case you have to grab libsodium manual
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    by Digitalghost 9y ago

    Hey, Eternal Terminal developer here :-) A one-time shared passkey is sent over ssh and then this passkey is used to encrypt/decrypt the data in both directions. The server and the client have different initial nonces.
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    Eternal Terminal: ssh that survives disconnect(mistertea.github.io)

    3 points by Digitalghost 10y ago|0 comments
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    Tidalwave blends the best of a wiki and Google Docs(github.com)

    1 points by Digitalghost 11y ago|0 comments
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    Dartendo lets you play your nintendo games in browser(dartendo.appspot.com)

    27 points by Digitalghost 15y ago|15 comments
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    Programming Language podcast covers its 10th language.(programmingthrowdown.blogspot.com)

    4 points by Digitalghost 15y ago|0 comments