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Analysing 2048 on a 3×3 board(chiark.greenend.org.uk)
4 points by rowbin 5d ago|0 comments
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Running DuckDB's JDBC Driver in a GraalVM Native Image(foojay.io)
2 points by rowbin 18d ago|0 comments
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by rowbin 26d ago
While GUIs have some legitimate use cases, I prefer TUIs if I can get away with it. Its just text, ssh friendly, constraint in a beautiful way that still allows endless possibilities.
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by rowbin 1mo ago
Can recommend https://codefloe.com
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Attack Techniques: Fake Captive Portals(textslashplain.com)
4 points by rowbin 1mo ago|0 comments
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by rowbin 1mo ago
What do you mean with "became bad"? It started out with a 140 characters limit in 2006 and kept that for more than 10 years. So its the other way around: it became worse, when the character limit increased. Though I don't thi
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by rowbin 1mo ago
I always did this on all my projects. Until I switched my approach and forced myself to do it the other way around: do the thing first and improve the workflow late. Better to do something annoying one time too often before improving the wo
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LLMs won't break symmetric crypto(bfswa.blog)
76 points by rowbin 1mo ago|103 comments
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GraalVM Hello World Down to 6.5MB(phoronix.com)
2 points by rowbin 2mo ago|0 comments
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Bugcrowd's "Request a Response" can expire without a response(blog.leonbecker.de)
2 points by rowbin 2mo ago|0 comments
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by rowbin 2mo ago
Anti-AI mentality claims another victim
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by rowbin 2mo ago
Maybe have a seasoned mathematician check if the counterexample is really bogus before saying people fell for ai psychosis.
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by rowbin 2mo ago
as can be seen in this comment section
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by rowbin 2mo ago
Maybe, maybe not. The "proofs" may not have helped at all with finding a counterexample. Either way, it doesn't matter. A counterexample was found, no one found one before even though clearly a lot of people have tried who al
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The mask that compiles to nothing: how HotSpots JIT learned to reason about bits(questdb.com)
78 points by rowbin 2mo ago|8 comments
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Absolutely!
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Works
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Hopefully fable 5 will be back soon. I had so much more fun on vibeSH with it. Its remarkable how much better it was at hallucinating a coherent shell than Opus 4.8. It was especially good with the ansi escape codes to get the colors right.
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by rowbin 3mo ago
I get "JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data"
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Oracle's OpenJDK Bans Generative AI Contributions, Oracle's GraalVM Allows Them(infoq.com)
2 points by rowbin 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Author here. Happy to answer questions. One clarification: vibeSH does not run commands or inspect your machine. The model only sees the terminal transcript, and the transcript is the fake machine's state.
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Show HN: VibeSH – Fully Hallucinated Terminal Shell(codeberg.org)
5 points by rowbin 3mo ago|1 comments
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Clickable link: https://stelae.eu
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Thanks, ditto!
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Oh, I released something with the same name recently: https://codeberg.org/beleon/mdview
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by rowbin 3mo ago
I don't think anybody's worried about that. There's much more to it than just having a good idea and letting ai vibe code it. Anyway, soldering as a service is nothing to worry about so you're good either way.
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Still working on stelae.eu (private WP editor -> static deploy: more secure, faster, cheaper). Its pretty solid already, only working on minor things. The main issue is that I think that I have a real cool product (maybe a bit boring, bu
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by rowbin 3mo ago
I think this conflates setup cost with operating cost. The painful part of self-hosting was always to get it working: writing configs, reading docs, SSH ceremony. That's exactly the part that agents can help with a lot, so the perceive
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The Largest Number Representable in 64 Bits(mdpi.com)
1 points by rowbin 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rowbin 3mo ago
Many have theorized this. But i wouldn't bet money on it, the timing is just too unpredictable IMO.

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