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omani
9d ago
it means C is going the way of classic World of Warcraft.
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omani
14d ago
a much better comparison would have been "(Rust) Embassy vs (C) Protothreads-style (cooperative coroutines)".
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omani
2mo ago
why would you put controller logic into a non-deterministic environment like node-red?
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You were training AI while catching Pokemon [video]
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omani
5mo ago
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omani
6mo ago
you might as well just use vyos.
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omani
7mo ago
nomadbsd https://nomadbsd.org/
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omani
9mo ago
you probably mean "stochastics".
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omani
9mo ago
this has to be a joke, right?
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omani
9mo ago
only downside to LE is the attack surface presented by CTLs (Certificate Transparency Logs). as soon as you request a cert, you will get attacks on the endpoint/subdomain you have registered by countless IPs trying to login etc.
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omani
9mo ago
too slow man. come on. you make phind worse and worse. unusable. no need to wait a minute for an answer. seriously, just use https://chat.mistral.ai/chat folks.
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omani
10mo ago
hey michael, long term phind user here. phind became absolute sh*t. almost every answer is wrong. web search should be on by default to get accurate info. but even then is ends up hallucinating a lot. if every response starts with "You
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omani
10mo ago
one way to mitigate DDoS is to enforce source IP checks on the way OUT of a datacenter (egress). sure there are botnets, infected devices, etc that would conform to this but where does the sheer power of a big ddos attack come from? includi
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omani
10mo ago
one way to mitigate DDoS is to enforce source IP checks on the way OUT of a datacenter (egress). sure there are botnets, infected devices, etc that would conform to this but where does the sheer power of a big ddos attack come from? includi
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omani
11mo ago
mine is running on an rpi zero w (v1). super low power consumption.
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omani
11mo ago
am using gitea. but thinking of switching to serve (charm).
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omani
1y ago
A wifi-enabled high precision load cell for industrial environments.
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omani
2y ago
> This project was driven by the personal need of having to manage several dotfiles for different machines/targets. the functionality OP is searching for is already provided by chezmoi. and many more features.
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Discussion: Reduce error handling boilerplate in Golang using '?'
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2y ago
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omani
2y ago
I found the whole book on github. https://github.com/rustaccato/road-to-being-master-rustacean...
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omani
2y ago
I could so I did. I wrote one. completely anonymous, private and secure. the price you pay for is: it is slow.
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omani
2y ago
so someone decided to build around docker + wireguard + a web UI dashboard + use buzzwords like serverless (which it isnt btw) + wrote some third-party API handlers and this is it? this is how you make $50 (once) per customer? haha
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omani
2y ago
https://www.leptos.dev/
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omani
2y ago
everytime I see something like this I question myself why I would want or need this over postgREST. I mean why reinvent the wheel? we live in a time where the DB itself is a REST API with postgREST. https://postgrest.com
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omani
2y ago
#!/usr/bin/env cargo Im exicted about cargo-script (rust). hopefully soon. https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/3424-cargo-script.html
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omani
2y ago
I agree. I highly recommend [0] Moritz Klein's channel. amazing explanations and learning effect. [0] https://youtube.com/@MoritzKlein0/videos
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omani
2y ago
something else in this space includes (New Kind of Network) NKN. ( https://nkn.org )
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omani
2y ago
I get downvoted for thanking you. stupid HN folks :D
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omani
2y ago
thanks
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omani
2y ago
laptops are the best. cant go back to desktops anymore. tried and it is awful. sitting in front of it like an ape. I rather lie down or chill in a comfy position and be location independent.
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omani
2y ago
"Why you're bad at giving feedback" why you're bad at choosing titles. EDIT: the title has changed to "Delivering actionable feedback". this is much better. someone listened.
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