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by n4pw01f 8d ago
One interesting thing I found recently was after enforcing geo-fencing, recaptcha intermittently started failing. They might be using global edge servers or something
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by n4pw01f 19d ago
I’m getting surprisingly good results on GEMMA4 2 bit, running on a Nvidia nano and raspberry pi
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by n4pw01f 19d ago
Used to follow this to a T. Love 12factor, evangelized it at a lot of companies too
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by n4pw01f 22d ago
Hot take - but I’d learn to build CNNs from scratch. We are only just now scratching the surface of convolutional neural networks capabilities
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by n4pw01f 1mo ago
Self hosted GitLab has been good to me forever and has scaled and has a controllable attack surface as long as you keep on top of it Newer app is moving to Google Cloud Secure Source Manager (because we are on Google Cloud and using backbon
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by n4pw01f 1mo ago
If you look at how this works under the hood, “when two words that don’t necessarily matter to the context, it will pick one word over the other and a pattern emerges” And that pattern will be reverse engineered in weeks by a startup And a
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by n4pw01f 2mo ago
Have a pretty large application running HTMX + WebComponents + Hono + Cloud Functions to serve up frontends, happy with it for about 2 years now People throw salt at my stack but it’s fast, and straightforward to manage attack surface
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by n4pw01f 2mo ago
Are you running bare metal or docker? I had to go down to 2 bit on Gemma4 E2B model to run on 8gb on a Jetson Quality and idempotency is great but it’s still not exactly fast… fast enough and works offline Is this something that you can get
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by n4pw01f 2mo ago
Replace React / Vue with HTMX 2 years ago and still going strong. Hono + WebComponents + HTMX + serverless is the backend for my apps now.
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by n4pw01f 2mo ago
We ended up doing the same, own harness with a world view (schema.org) and map reduce rather than a RAG. Happy with the results and context hydration speed
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by n4pw01f 7mo ago
I created a nice harness and visual workflow builder for my Gemini agent chains, works very well. I did this so it would create code the way I do, that is very editable. In contrast, the vs code plugin was pretty bad, and did crazy things l
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by n4pw01f 7mo ago
I am seeing shit tons of chatbots for everything under the sun being onboarded at corporate
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by n4pw01f 8mo ago
Why not Jitsi - genuinely curious
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by n4pw01f 9mo ago
I have used HTMX extensively with AI agents. It is fantastic for dynamic views. Agent one: handles the request and does tool calls Agent two: reads the result and decides on quality vs a re-drive if it’s low quality Agent three: decides how
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by n4pw01f 10mo ago
I guess we just call them turn servers but technically it’s a “Stateful Dialogue Manager”
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by n4pw01f 10mo ago
This process can be handled by a “turn server” Was a pain to set up, but you can score the context completion and then if the score is under 98% or something, “ask” clarifying questions of the requesting agent or person or system