majora2007

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by majora2007 9d ago
How is the AI controlling the video game? Is there special coding/harness that allows for this?
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by majora2007 20d ago
One thing that really interests me is declining to issue CVEs. I get a lot of AI submitted security issues and they all want CVEs. But some are simple idor to access information around an age rating on selfhosted software for friends and fa
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by majora2007 22d ago
Kavita has a custom epub library that actually streams the epub pages. The reason why it's non-existent is due to epub being a zip, with a manifest of pages and images. Each page is an html document, so it may have images requested fro
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by majora2007 23d ago
Why not use Kavita then? It uses even less resources, it's mature (nearly 5 years old) and supports manga/comics/ebooks with a rich ecosystem of apps (esp with AI now, lots of users are creating mobile apps to connect).
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by majora2007 26d ago
I totally agree with this. I recently tried vibecoding a side project that I used to code a few days a year on and it was really fun at first. But then I started to feel overwhelmed by the amount of code and the fact that coding manually st
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by majora2007 2mo ago
You might want to check out Kavita, the epub reader is quite good.
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by majora2007 2mo ago
Surprised Kavita didn't make your list. Has KOReader/Send to Support out of the box and is extremely mature (5 years old) and feature rich.
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by majora2007 2mo ago
Sad to see Kavita (or any OS self-hosted reading server) not on openaltfinder :(
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by majora2007 3mo ago
I just released a pretty solid annotation system for Kavita's EPUB reader. It wasn't super challenging (although Kavita has a custom epub renderer). Now doing that with PDF would actually make it challenging. Annotation system (wi
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by majora2007 3mo ago
Because if there are valid ones, they may impact users... It's important to do due diligence (but this takes time to validate them).
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by majora2007 3mo ago
Well these are well written security vulnerabilities with reproduction steps. It's hard to tell if it's an AI discovering or a user using AI to find issues. But suddenly, I'm having an influx of issues where-as for the past 5
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Ask HN: Are other OS maintainers being spammed with Security Vulnerabilities?
3 points by majora2007 3mo ago|7 comments
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by majora2007 3mo ago
I don't get what you're saying. You're frustrated that Open Source projects were used to build these AIs and that OS devs (or devs in general) are paying to use AI. Then you say you had money that you used to donate(?) to OS
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by majora2007 3mo ago
Just an FYI, your site text is not readable. It's a white fade background with white text.
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by majora2007 3mo ago
What does "fast" even mean? I always see people talk about performance and wonder, what kind of applications are they building where they are seeing a massive gap in performance between frameworks? I'm pretty sure in this lat
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by majora2007 4mo ago
Signals are a privative data structure in Angular, hence core. Signal-based forms are part of the Forms module. You aren't using forms, you don't get the overhead.
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by majora2007 4mo ago
Really excited for this. I've been dying to use signal-forms and resources since they were experimental. Once I got on the signal train, I could never go back and having to use RxJS for forms became a major pain point.
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by majora2007 4mo ago
What is rough in the ecosystem? I haven't had any issues finding packages. Most packages have been keeping up with the signal trends as well.
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by majora2007 4mo ago
Thanks for sharing, these are awesome ways to explore your data.
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by majora2007 4mo ago
One thing that is so painful with Stripe is the Disputes because no matter how much evidence I show, even emails with the user claiming they did it because of X, Y, Z. ToS not upheld, etc, the customer always wins. For me, I do a cheap subs
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by majora2007 4mo ago
What's interesting to me is that it seems a lot of people got burned by AngularJs (Angular 1) and now swear off Angular as a whole. Like many, I came from pre-SPA days -> AngularJs -> Angular 2 -> Modern Angular. I tried react
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by majora2007 4mo ago
Steep price, but honestly makes a lot of sense. Lifetime licenses are never sustainable when you own a lot of infrastructure. Plex owns the auth, the reverse proxy infrastructure (to make it dead simple to setup), and a ton of development o
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.NET 11 Preview 4(devblogs.microsoft.com)
4 points by majora2007 4mo ago|1 comments
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by majora2007 4mo ago
There are some really nice enhancements in here. My favorites are obv the async runtime switching from state machine and some of the JIT Optimizations. It's always impressive how much squeeze the .NET team can get out of the framework.
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by majora2007 5mo ago
Kavita (note: I'm the developer), FMD2, qBittorrent, VLC, Firefox
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by majora2007 5mo ago
Plex is aimed for a simple ease-of-use experience, so if you aren't technical enough to setup a reverse proxy, Plex offers all the authentication and proxying for you. It's not a true self-hosted software. It just depends on what
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by majora2007 5mo ago
I just want to throw out that you might like Kavita for a comic/book server. It's built to feel like Plex. https://www.kavitareader.com/ I do agree that Plex doesn't seem like a good fit for books and comics.
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by majora2007 6mo ago
idk about a house party once a week, but I do like the idea of having my friends invite their other friends. As I age, it becomes harder to find new friends just by happenstance. Friends of Friends usually end up becoming friends after meet
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by majora2007 7mo ago
That's interesting, 4.6 is finally when AI started to become good in my eyes. I have a very strict plan phase, argue, plan then partial execute. I like it to do boilerplate then I do the hard stuff myself and have it do a once over at
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by majora2007 7mo ago
This is exactly what got me to actually pay. I had a side project with an architecture I thought was good. Fed it into Claude and ChatGPT. ChatGPT made small suggestions but overall thought it was good. Claude shit all over it and after val

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