IronWolve

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by IronWolve 6d ago
Google bans users using third-party tools with Antigravity/Gemini subscriptions, so you have to be careful. They say they dont ban the entire accounts, but they do.
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by IronWolve 10d ago
I noticed some websites dont have proper refer and embedded youtube videos give a 153 errors. Had chatgpt debug the error, told me to install a header plugin and how to configure it. Fixed the problem.
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by IronWolve 13d ago
We live in a time where you can make a game you always wanted, and its easier now for you to code it. Think everyone made a couple games for fun. I just put mine on github. /shrug
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by IronWolve 17d ago
Where is the step to confirm the its not a malicious MCP?
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by IronWolve 19d ago
I Love internet radio, I ai slopped a modern updated version of streamtuner https://github.com/IronWolve/StreamTuner-ng
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by IronWolve 21d ago
Finally a use for Grok Bots!
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by IronWolve 22d ago
I wouldnt call it a DOS, but I expect there will be tools to handle these issues, its becoming a common issue.
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by IronWolve 23d ago
> It wasn’t a good OS; the blue screen of death is seared into the minds of millions as precious work was lost in brutal, indiscrimante memory crashes. Mostly, when SP2 came around, with usb/fat32, etc. It was way more stable.
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by IronWolve 23d ago
We moved to splunk now and mostly happy with it, mix of windows/linux/etc logs. But with AI, I can see opensource alternatives getting better.
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by IronWolve 25d ago
sglang, 150+ tok/s on a 5090 in ubuntu 26.04 via wsl. gittensor-model-hub/Qwen3.8-27B-NVFP4-RTX5090, dspark, medium reasoning, 96k context. Using opencode and it built a old fashioned arcade vertical shooter with no issues. Images
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by IronWolve 26d ago
Yeah, wsl2 is pretty great, since I'm almost always cli based in linux, no reason to run vmware or virtualbox anymore. Windows terminal is so damn customizable, i dont even need cygwin anymore. And cuda just works in wsl, its great. I
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by IronWolve 27d ago
Bet hes a fun co-worker.
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by IronWolve 29d ago
Running wsl2, sglang with gittensor-model-hub/Qwen3.8-27B-NVFP4-RTX5090, medium and dspark, 128k context, with opencode, about 150 tok/s. It does seem faster than unsloth, unsloth didnt support dspark. Barely fit when windows is s
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by IronWolve 29d ago
Claude is great at that. I have a usb keypad with no linux version of the app to program it. Since its just a vial/qmk based, claude built me a linux version in qt/python.
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by IronWolve 1mo ago
Anyone try the 9B/2B distills yet? Wondering how they do for local tools
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by IronWolve 1mo ago
Stacking is cool, but what happened to also having a firewall in front of it?!
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by IronWolve 1mo ago
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed.
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by IronWolve 1mo ago
Amiga tcp+ppp and a shell account got me into unix. Had to compile my ppp slurp deamon on my shell account to get my amiga online. This was before ISP's became a thing. Thats how I rolled my unix knowledge into a sysadmin career. Good
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by IronWolve 1mo ago
Automatic1111 wasnt being updated, people moved to Forge Neo, ComfyUI and Maestro.
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by IronWolve 1mo ago
<Gov AI> this user keeps hitting our instances with no GDID, better look into it.
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
Ive been happy with All-Clad, but last ones I bought was horrible quality, this explains much. Brands living off their reputation, but private equity running them into the ground.
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
I've used openrouter, they work well, it was easy to use. Swipe wants to be used for agent payments, seems like a good match for them.
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
And claude isnt a replacement for the chain of humans, you dont know what you dont know, thats why we have a person in a role to gatekeep each step. Anyone using claude can see it misses steps that an engineer wouldnt, it can make bad choic
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
I've known a few people that had their products copied by china and sold on amazon, ignoring patents. Same with copies of books. I've even bought a couple items just to find out they are knock offs. Its a big issue on amazon.
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
Think AI did this? Finding optimizations seems to be happening everywhere. Even llama.cpp is getting faster using AI, which they dont accept AI patches, so forks everywhere.
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
Anyone try this yet? reviews? thoughts?
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
When I first got my Amiga I spent all day one weekend copying PD game disks at the local computer store, Think it was like 25 cents to copy one plus price of a floppy. Good times.
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
It was fun to try out which local models made better agents. Few thoughts. * locked to a single dir, so no system wide access. * no local web search, can be fixed ddg or local mcp. * no ssh, I want to have it ssh into my server and do the
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
Nice, I just made an IRC app that loads comic chat files a few weeks ago. I added some updates, ignore bots, new expressions, diff message bubble behavior, more panels, custom avatars, colors, etc. https://github.com/IronWol
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by IronWolve 2mo ago
With AI and all the new projects/forks/updates, github is one busy place. I wasn't browsing /trending on github until I started using AI, wanting to see what cool projects people are working on.

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