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by smashed 10d ago
Apple silicon is winning in performance and power consumption. It's not quite the same as the old Intel based generation, where they were more like premium/well built machines with good screens and hardware. Now some people would
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by smashed 10d ago
What is the purpose here? You are still stuck with a full blown MacOS running the system no? That is what Asahi tries to replace, not the other way around.
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by smashed 15d ago
I must have missed something but can't you just prompt it to answer in your desired style? What am I missing here. Commenting because I am struggling with this too, claude code seems to be so verbose no matter how I prompt it.
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by smashed 15d ago
This. I was looking for a quick Dart board score tracker app to keep scores for family games. The play store results were ATROCIOUS and user hostile, forcing account creation, full screen video ads and other BS. I remembered I had f-droid a
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by smashed 16d ago
When testing Claude code in auto mode in a fresh sandbox with a docusaurus website freshly cloned, I asked: Can you see the docs folder with the git project? It was in auto mode. So it immediately saw a docusaurus site (good) but instead of
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by smashed 17d ago
Fair. I can be overly precise in my communication style, let me know if you'd prefer a more delicate or load bearing tone. Just say the words.
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by smashed 18d ago
Debian is notoriously very strict on accepting maintainers and they are not anonymous.
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by smashed 20d ago
tl;dr: stripe sees tokens as the next currency and chose to buy their way in.
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by smashed 24d ago
Yup. I might have forgotten Marvell in the list but yes, that is pretty much it. I am also not sure of their exact market shares but I would suspect one or two are probably steering the majority of the "standards". I'd suspec
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by smashed 24d ago
It's possible using overlay networks but other than that there has been no progress on that front. The routing table updates would overwhelm the system. Ipv6 does nothing to address device roaming. There is multipath TCP but I have nev
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by smashed 24d ago
Wait till you see the number of actual chip vendors. There is about 3.. Broadcom, Qualcomm and MediaTek. Together they control I believe 100% of wifi chips used in routers and APs. Often it's sold as a package / system on chip so
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by smashed 24d ago
Often times the problem is that the client radios are much weaker than the APs radios. Sometimes we forget that for the communication to be reliable, signal must flow both ways. Clients will happily connect to far away APs, but won't b
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by smashed 24d ago
You can ban devices from all access points except one. That is not "locking" it to one, it's just preventing it from successfully connecting. It will still try to roam, it will still cause issues. A lot of the roaming logic i
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by smashed 27d ago
I'd say mostly sys admins type users that want to stay on top of things? I install Linux on a wide variety of hardware for both work and personal reasons. I don't read the detailed changelogs religiously but after years of paying
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by smashed 1mo ago
I think that's the part the article glosses over, probably because it's such an evidence to the author. The only way this works is to use the same exact model and weights right? So that you can replay the text generation as it wou
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by smashed 1mo ago
I was referring to what I observe working with various teams and open source projects using AI, not necessarily best practices or what a curated workflow can produce. Even before LLMs, most teams don't bother cleaning up. The best you&
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by smashed 1mo ago
That was hard to understand. So the idea if I'm not mistaken is to iterate without constraint/move fast and break things (build wide). Demo the work, keep changing. Don't worry about the amount of changes, don't worry ab
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by smashed 1mo ago
That's not really HN's fault but all modern browsers will warn the user before accessing an http site with a security warning. My point was not to use http only as a finished solution, but to let the admin front the http-only serv
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by smashed 1mo ago
Ok I'll bite again. Do you want a caddy service embedded with every web app you self host or are you running a single one serving all your apps? From my understanding if you want acme http challenges to just work with let's encryp
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by smashed 1mo ago
That is exactly what I am talking about. You say caddy. The next person will say nginx-proxy-manager. The next will say DNS challenge let's encrypt behind wireguard VPN. The next will say Traefik. The next will say CloudFlare tunnels.
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by smashed 1mo ago
I can relate to the TLS termination issue. It is difficult to provide a self hosted version of a web app with a sensible TLS setup. The best is almost not to do it at all. Just have a docker image serve http/1.1 and document that a rev
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by smashed 2mo ago
Afaik it has always been that way. I remember 20 years ago as I was dabbling with various bsds, OpenBSD was known for security, FreeBSD for features and netbsd for small, ultra portable kernel.
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by smashed 2mo ago
Lack of competition is the reason. Not the size of the country. Especially in a suburb.
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by smashed 3mo ago
If these numbers are right, it's actually not that bad. Cut r&d costs and they are mostly profitable.
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by smashed 3mo ago
Use the QUERY method in your http query to query search results. Do not add query parameters. I think the name is confusing because the term 'query' is already used to refer to http requests in general. Just the title of the RFC c
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by smashed 4mo ago
this is still ongoing and status remains 'Investigating'.
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by smashed 4mo ago
The data has been stolen by a criminal group. Paying for "restoring" the data does not guarantee they will delete all copies. There is no way of proving they actually did and they have in fact very little incentive to actually del
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by smashed 4mo ago
That does not mean I cannot use the ink I want in a tool that I own. Yes, your ink might be better. Market it that way and make it known. No problem with that. But prevent me from using my tool using DRM and firmware updates? That is custom
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by smashed 5mo ago
I meant in the sense that the "tool" is an LLM and the "work" was vibe coded. If vibe coded work is not copyrightable, it cannot be reassigned to the employer and become copyright protected.
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by smashed 5mo ago
The "if you generated the code at work using company tools, it's owned by your employer" affirmation in the article makes no sense to me? If computer generated code is not copyrightable, ownership cannot be reassigned either.

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