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by metachris 7mo ago
Gave your comment a bit more thought and I kind of agree, and removed the image! Thanks for your feedback.
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by metachris 7mo ago
Good point! Running in isolation does reduce the amount of sensitive things an LLM has access to though, which typically can be quite a lot (SSH keys, Cloud credentials, communication tools, etc.)
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by metachris 7mo ago
I've had LLMs assist me in putting together the comparison. I did edit it, and found the comparison good and wanted to keep it. The rest of the post is all hand written and thoroughly manually tested.
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Safe YOLO Mode: Running LLM agents in vms with Libvirt and Virsh(metachris.dev)
31 points by metachris 7mo ago|9 comments
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by metachris 8mo ago
I recently wrote a blog post about just that - how to run LLMs in Lima VMs: https://www.metachris.dev/2025/11/sandbox-your-ai-dev-tools-...
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by metachris 10mo ago
Absolutely, good old VMs can really provide the needed isolation while still having good UX. I just published a post on setting up dev VMs with Lima: https://www.metachris.dev/2025/11/sandbox-your-ai-dev-tools-...
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by metachris 1y ago
Can you work less (maybe for some time)? Getting yourself bigger chunks of free time might help. All the best!
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by metachris 2y ago
TLS doesn't help here, because state actors (including China, Russia) own trusted root certificates, which allow them to TLS-terminate for _any_ website they choose and silently decrypt/MITM the traffic.
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by metachris 2y ago
You could just rent a beefy server for like $40/month at hetzner or OVH and use VS Code with the remote development extension.
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by metachris 2y ago
1ox seems like a year's supply for an average person. A really heavy smoker can consume up to several grams a day. Let's say 5 grams, that'd be 150g per month (5oz per month). Agree that it's hard to argue for 200 plants
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by metachris 2y ago
This was a pretty sophisticated attack and deeply technical execution.
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by metachris 2y ago
I mean, there were plenty of poor people, and there's free stuff, so...
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by metachris 3y ago
The Ethereum community still is.
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by metachris 3y ago
Kürbiskernöl (pumpkin seed oil) should be stored in the fridge, there it lasts pretty long.
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by metachris 3y ago
Well written... sounds like a Dall-E prompt :-)
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by metachris 4y ago
It's a versatile tool! Important to note though that nginx will wait for the mirrored requests to complete before it responds to the main request. you can somewhat mitigate this by setting a low mirror timeout.
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by metachris 4y ago
They are very useful and widely used in blockchains.
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by metachris 4y ago
That's a default rpc provider to get Blockchain requests out and data in. aAnd you can change that to any rpc provider in the settings.
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by metachris 4y ago
It also says that the patrolled areas see a population rebound of native fish species.
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by metachris 5y ago
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/best-pra...
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by metachris 5y ago
Highly recommend Daniel Siegel: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/191925.Daniel_J_Siegel
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by metachris 5y ago
Thanks, added a note to the post.
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by metachris 5y ago
This is the example repository: https://github.com/metachris/typescript-boilerplate
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by metachris 5y ago
Added, thanks.
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by metachris 5y ago
IDE integration is one benefit, as in VS Code showing the linting issues without compiling.
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by metachris 5y ago
Author of the post here. Thanks for the link; added it to the post in the "Notes" section.
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by metachris 5y ago
Same with climbing. They have been big sponsors, of athletes, competitions and events. And been putting out really great videos. * https://www.redbull.com/int-en/tags/climbing * https://www.youtube.com&
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by metachris 5y ago
For working on complex webapps that take a bunch of steps to arrive at a certain state, hot reloading can save a ton of time, since you don't have to redo the steps to get there. One of the bigger time-savers for web development, in my
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A16Z is leading OpenSea’s $23M Series A round(a16z.com)
2 points by metachris 6y ago|0 comments
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by metachris 6y ago
That's certainly not the reason. There are many really good Electron applications, Visual Studio Code being one of them.

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