dogline

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by dogline 5d ago
Well, this post made me reassess using zswap vs zram. I've expanded my zswap and disabled zram. Not sure if that makes any difference to others, but it's probably good for me.
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by dogline 1mo ago
Wait, what? This sounds important, but I can't quite parse it.
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Keeping an Unofficial Emergency Site Honest(orner.net)
2 points by dogline 1mo ago|0 comments
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by dogline 1mo ago
In my case, I'm just trying to make a list of official sources, so there's minimal data that can go stale. Although I'm using Claude to help put this together, I'm reviewing most everything, or I gave Claude the list I
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Bespoke Websites for Emergencies Are an Active Thing(orner.net)
8 points by dogline 1mo ago|2 comments
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by dogline 4mo ago
UDF: User Defined Function
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by dogline 5mo ago
Except for history, I don’t find much that stops you from switching back and forth on the CLI. They both use tools, each has a different voice, but they both work. Have it summarize your existing history into a markdown file, and read it in
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by dogline 5mo ago
I think it's becoming clear we're not anywhere near AGI, we figured out how to vectorize our knowledge bases and replay it back. We have a vectorized knowledge base, not an AI.
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by dogline 6mo ago
With lots of people showing how Saas apps can be easily written these days, I'm not as interested in those articles, as people showing off new ideas of what I can do with these new found abilities. This is cool.
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by dogline 7mo ago
I would drive hours to get to the nearest Fry's to me, to pick up some new gear. Being able to browse everything and look around was great. For me, online ordering of parts probably hurt Fry's, but the real reason was after a wh
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by dogline 7mo ago
You're right, and it's a good idea. The summary started out small, as a header to the actual daily pages, but then I realized I could have AI do a lot more work here, including silly things like collect weather references and ass
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by dogline 7mo ago
That's cool! I've noticed when asking for Claude for a website, it does have a certain look, like our two sites, if you don't give it any more guidance. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not. Digitizing histo
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by dogline 7mo ago
Beej! Thank you very much! Your networking guides have long been a great contribution to everybody, and collectively improves what we know. These diary pages come largely from Stirling City, just north of Chico, and later from the Hat Cree
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by dogline 7mo ago
Yeah. If there are groups that want the high resolution images, talk to me.
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by dogline 7mo ago
Hadn't thought about it, but will take a look. Also, the two Forestry type links look very interesting. I figure there must be interest in this sort of thing - this is one resource, and the Stirling City Historical Society (Lassen NF
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by dogline 7mo ago
I did a quick search, mules are mentioned 75 different times. Like this one at random from Sept 1942: https://forestrydiary.com/page/019bd90a-f176-713f-9999-b14b6... "Fix up my packs. Load the 2 mules with 225#
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by dogline 7mo ago
Oh boy. #3 on front page, 19k page hits in the first hour. 8243 static html pages, 15728 webp images (10k-50k each). I've never had one of my sites with this much traffic. With everything as static files, website is still holding.
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by dogline 7mo ago
Also, just to clarify, I scanned all 7488 pages in personally (Fujitsu ScanSnap ix500). With Claude's help, I found some undocumented SANE features to auto crop and fix the scans, then had a Python script in Linux auto scan them and p
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Show HN: Scanned 1927-1945 Daily USFS Work Diary(forestrydiary.com)
121 points by dogline 7mo ago|29 comments
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by dogline 7mo ago
I like this. It's rather creative.
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Anthropic Spoof Website and How Senior Developers Look for New Work(goldenencounters.org)
1 points by dogline 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dogline 8mo ago
I have custom scripts I use at home to keep track of various personal data, assisted by an LLM. The idea of using Telegram as a way to have a global, quick, and personal interface from my phone or tablet, is perfect and easy to set up. Cla
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by dogline 9mo ago
Isn’t that how a lot of us learned — buy typing the code out of back of a magazine? Then spending hours trying to debug a typo somewhere. I didn’t realize how close LLMs are to the old magazines. Let it give you a seed, then use that spri
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by dogline 10mo ago
Until just now, I've been trying to figure out why people think that JSON is necessary in the database? Yes, lots of data is hierarchical, and you just normalize it into tables and move on. The fact that some people don't work t
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by dogline 10mo ago
We'll have to get the old (webrings)[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webring ] back in fashion.
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by dogline 1y ago
You gave an IOCCC snippet as an example of a C99 coding trick you know? I mean, the code looks visually cool, but it's funny to explain a code concept using code shaped like an anime character. (At least that's what I think it is
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by dogline 1y ago
In 2021, it was amended to include Navy, Marines, and Space Force. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_Act#:~:text=Th...
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by dogline 1y ago
Claude Code in Jetbrains seems to also know the active file, so typing in the Claude window has a bit more context when you ask to do something. I'm curious to the other improvements available, instead of using it as a standalone CLI t
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by dogline 1y ago
I just want some power ports and good mounting points, then I can put whatever I want there, and upgrade it. I'd imagine that people will come up with a mountable radio kit, like the DIN format radios of old, but with less restriction
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by dogline 1y ago
With plastic panels, that means they're replaceable. Possibly even swappable (custom 3D printing?). This just adds to the "modding platform" they could be marketing to.

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