nlightcho

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by nlightcho 1mo ago
I am building an MIT-licensed compatible alternative to GitHub Actions at github.com/automata-ci/automata. Very early in development but it already runs some of our internal workflows.
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by nlightcho 1mo ago
Counterparty risk is still a thing. This is the cost of convenience, reminds me of the milkman joke in that South Park episode. Maybe a global SPOF owned by people who do not care is not the way to go.
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by nlightcho 3y ago
Make sure you are using the instruction tuned model. The base model will be difficult to prompt. It works in 8-bit with about 12GB of VRAM usage. Here's sample code: https://gist.github.com/AlexanderDzhoganov/a1d1e
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by nlightcho 6y ago
What about running it as a sidecar in the backend pods?
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by nlightcho 6y ago
I agree with your argument on principle but cheating in multiplayer games is a real problem and for now kernel level anti-cheat is pretty much necessary until better methods are developed like server-side ML detection. For what it's wo
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by nlightcho 6y ago
This is how UWP works and it's a UX disaster.
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by nlightcho 6y ago
You should use a CSS reset stylesheet like https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css instead.
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by nlightcho 8y ago
The cloud providers have enough resources to provide APIs that are compatible with the popular ones. They won't be selling you Mongo but a Mongo-compatible replacement built in house.
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Show HN: Curated Video Game Essays(videogameessays.com)
2 points by nlightcho 8y ago|0 comments
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by nlightcho 9y ago
SegWit needs 95% to be activated, it's not even close.
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by nlightcho 9y ago
I would say Tor but rumor is the US gov have ways to break it.
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LangUMS is a programming language which compiles into a StarCraft: Brood War map(github.com)
2 points by nlightcho 9y ago|0 comments
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by nlightcho 10y ago
https://twitter.com/awscloud/status/836630468778864640 At least now we can see all the network failures in full RGB.
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by nlightcho 10y ago
Working hours is a pretty arbitrary concept that depends on the business. Every hour is a working hour if you run a 24/7 store.
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by nlightcho 10y ago
A really simple templated queue that uses std::mutex. https://gist.github.com/AlexanderDzhoganov/cffa9aaae5a325cdf...
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by nlightcho 10y ago
So this is what Ethereum would look like without blockchain tech.
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Taking CSS Animations to the Danger Zone(iinteractive.com)
4 points by nlightcho 10y ago|0 comments
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by nlightcho 10y ago
All Turing complete systems used in practice are distributed at some scale so your argument is non-sense.
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by nlightcho 11y ago
This sounds incredibly complicated :) I would definitely use TOR if I believe I'm facing a dedicated and sophisticated threat. For now I have tried to clarify the issues in the FAQ and can only hope that people read it and don't g
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by nlightcho 11y ago
These are very good points. I believe that adding any real crypto to the JS code to be a doomed path so I probably won't go for that. My only argument right now is couldn't one verify that the IP of the recipient is the same as th
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by nlightcho 11y ago
Thank you for the feedback! I will change the wording of that FAQ question (+ answer) and make it more detailed. I'm not sure about how I should go about demonstrating what makes this model more secure, except making it more obvious th
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by nlightcho 11y ago
I trust my browser's developers with my most sensitive data (online banking password, government id etc.) but that does not mean I believe I am fully secure in doing so. There could always be a bug in the WebRTC implementation or the S
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Show HN: Peer-to-peer secure file transfer using WebRTC(bitf.ly)
239 points by nlightcho 11y ago|64 comments
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Twitch Plays NetHack(twitch.tv)
2 points by nlightcho 11y ago|0 comments