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simeonmiteff
4mo ago
Ah you're in for a treat. Let me know when you recognise Claude hiding Diamond Age (time travelling to the early/mid 90s) ;-)
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simeonmiteff
6mo ago
Got to love that "kinda" is now a JSON bool value!
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simeonmiteff
8mo ago
There is a reasonable explanation for the "foregone conclusion" flavour of the RFD that doesn't cast aspersions (quite as much as you are) on the authors: It is simultaneously an assertion of the culturally determined prefere
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My year-long quest to debug a single TCP connection
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simeonmiteff
1y ago
After my year-long quest to debug a mysterious and faulty TCP connection, I created go-tcpinfo. It's a Go library for safely getting TCP_INFO metrics from the Linux kernel, built to provide the deep observability needed to solve such i
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simeonmiteff
1y ago
Thanks, corrected :-)
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simeonmiteff
1y ago
This reporting is somewhat dishonest it fails to disclose ACS's vested interests... ACS has a nice government-granted monopoly on assessing the qualifications of work visa applicants (at significant cost) so anyone reducing the demand
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simeonmiteff
1y ago
This is very cool. Nice work! At my day job, I have been using a Go library[1] to build tools that require seekable zstd, but felt a bit uncomfortable with the lack of broader support for the format. Why zeek, BTW? Is it a play on "zs
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Conversations with Claude: Lessons from SSH-auth-cmd
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1y ago
This analysis follows the development of ssh-auth-cmd, a tool that allows chaining multiple SSH authentication sources. Written primarily by Claude AI under human guidance, the project serves as a fascinating case study in AI-assisted devel
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2y ago
No, the nomenclature is not consistent at each layer. Another layer down, IEEE 802.3 names the complete message (i.e., including preamble, SFD and FC) that an Ethernet PHY sends to an Ethernet MAC (which processes "frames")... a p