overbytecode

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by overbytecode 7mo ago
You couldn’t use Obsidian sync headless though.
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by overbytecode 1y ago
That’s a bit ridiculous, no one is forcing you to interact with his work. I find his articles to be informative source on the practical aspects of LLMs. And clearly other people agree. This is a very meaningless resentment to harbor.
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by overbytecode 1y ago
Why does it make him sound like a wanker? That’s a very uncharitable reading for no particular reason.
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Cosmopolitan v4.0.2(github.com)
1 points by overbytecode 1y ago|0 comments
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Zochi: First end-to-end AI research agent to be published in ACL(intology.ai)
2 points by overbytecode 1y ago|0 comments
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Bun's yarn.lock to bun.lock migrator was 90% written by Claude/cursor(twitter.com)
2 points by overbytecode 2y ago|0 comments
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by overbytecode 2y ago
One of those points is not like the other, Marimo’s feature to deploy a notebook as WASM is a very nice feature imo.
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by overbytecode 2y ago
Who are comparable providers in your opinion? Hetzner has KYC and needs ID for you to use their services, I’d rather go with a service that didn’t. Any recommendations?
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My impossible search for the best, most powerful, most private journal app(theverge.com)
3 points by overbytecode 2y ago|0 comments
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by overbytecode 2y ago
Curious, what was your process debugging/diagnosing this? How did you reach the conclusion that it was packet congestion?
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by overbytecode 3y ago
How do you decide when to reach for Polars vs DuckDB?
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by overbytecode 3y ago
Can any SREs tell us how applicable this book is today? Is it still a useful read?
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by overbytecode 3y ago
The age-old question, do I strive to learn new tools that are better designed (Xonsh, Nushell, Fish)? Or old tools that are omnipresent (Bash/Posix)? I like Xonsh, it’s pretty nice to work with, but it makes going back to Bash, when I
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Ask HN: How do you deal with LLM as a source of indecision?
3 points by overbytecode 3y ago|2 comments
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by overbytecode 3y ago
Quickemu gives me the ability to instantly spin up a full blown VM without fiddling with QEMU configurations, just by telling it what OS I want. This might be less useful for those who are quite familiar with QEMU, but it’s great for someon
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Quickemu: Quickly run optimised Windows, macOS and Linux virtual machines(github.com)
452 points by overbytecode 3y ago|133 comments
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by overbytecode 3y ago
I find NNN and Ranger a lot more ergonomic as a UX, but MC’s virtual file system is so good, the ability browse folders seamlessly whether local, remote, zip, tar, jar in the same interface etc is really useful.
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by overbytecode 3y ago
That makes sense. I guess we’re accustomed to thinking that absence of a file is not “exception-worthy” because it is expected under normal circumstances. But the cases you raised make sense.
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by overbytecode 3y ago
Okay..what is the alternative?
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by overbytecode 3y ago
I’m curious how you’re integrating it with Sveltekit? Are you using Sveltekit just as a static generator?
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Ask HN: For those who use Nix in production, what is your experience like?
21 points by overbytecode 3y ago|7 comments
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Semantic Kernel(github.com)
98 points by overbytecode 3y ago|13 comments
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by overbytecode 3y ago
I use kitty and neovim too, would you mind sharing how you got this to work?
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by overbytecode 3y ago
I’m confused, why would the debugging information file be an executable? These are just debugging symbols, no?
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by overbytecode 3y ago
Butane/ignition is the configuration to set up CoreOS (similar to configuration.nix in NixOS) it has nothing to do with Quadlets.
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Erase your darlings: immutable infrastructure for mutable systems(grahamc.com)
4 points by overbytecode 3y ago|1 comments
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Do you use NixOS on production servers?
5 points by overbytecode 3y ago|1 comments
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by overbytecode 3y ago
i wish there was a way to do this declaratively, like: “here is the partition structure i want, here is the filesystem, the users, the packages i need installed and the services i need running” Setting up machines and customizing installati
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by overbytecode 3y ago
This is literally all I can think about these days. I’m getting paranoid and I want to start my OS from a clean slate and use sandboxing for every project. I spend so much time auditing random scripts and libraries because I run them on my
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by overbytecode 3y ago
I’m confused, why would a kernel need to be signed if you don’t actually care about secureboot? If you have a signed GRUB, then UEFI with SB will run it, after which you can use GRUB to launch any kernel, signed or not, right?

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