ossianericson

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Show HN: NetSentinel – a local network security scanner and connectivity monitor(github.com)
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by ossianericson 4mo ago
I daily for work (and private) use AI to develop this I hope will save me some time, Will test and cross reference when I work this week to see what gems I might have missed.
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by ossianericson 4mo ago
Strong for the downstream part. Upstream rules should travel with your repository, never be locked to just one agent. I want to experiment, test different models. I could never work in one model, it requires specific parts that work only in
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by ossianericson 4mo ago
I remember two decades back when Games for Windows was introduced with Vista, I wrote an article that this was killing gaming. As a PC (master race) gamer back then, I didn't always find it appealing to think that PC games had to have
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
Cool I like it! Guns and a map? Now I want to play Jagged Alliance.
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
This type of content would never cross my path normally , way outside my skillset. But it is stil interesting and exactly why I keep coming back to HN.
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
Had a 486 SX/25 (Ambra Hurdla) back then. Accidentally bought 4x4MB server SIMMs instead of what I needed and ended up with 20MB which was kind of absurd in 1993. Ran the whole games directory as a RAM disk just because I could. Spent
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
Even when the JSON pass rate is at 97% the real challenge is that the accuracy gap is invisible at the record level. Nothing flags it without a baseline to check against. Parse error is rarely where it goes wrong in my experience. 'Val
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
The OIDC federation between the runner and the cloud resources it touches , that credential gets created once. Permissive enough to not block the first deploy, and it is not what is reviewed when a pinning incident happens. Every one is loo
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
The jemalloc feature flag setup is the part I will steal from this. Not the boxing. In previous platform work we had the same problem: measure in dev with the wrong workload, or add permanent allocator overhead to prod. Feature-gating the i
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
Wondering if the verifier accounts for load induced variance, not just weight fidelity. Working on something recently where we sidestepped runtime inference entirely. Partly because even with identical weights, prefix caching and continuous
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
The friction Cantrill describes does not go away, it just moves. In my experience, if you don't do the "lazy" thinking before the model touches anything, you pay for it when trying to maintain something you didn't mental
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by ossianericson 5mo ago
The CDN part is the easy half. In my work the harder problem has most often been internal service mesh, mTLS between services, any infra that doesn’t terminate at a CDN. Has a bad habit of longer certificate lifetimes and older TLS stacks,
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by ossianericson 6mo ago
Maybe I am misreading this but it looks as alwaysGrants bypasses the rest of the controls.
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by ossianericson 6mo ago
I would say that when you treat your Markdown as the authoritative source, I of course don't get it automated but that is my choice. It takes knowledge of the domain, but when you have deep specific knowledge that is worth so much more