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by thexa4 25d ago
I am running local models but noticed that Copilot didn't work with them correctly. To fix that I made a llama copilot extension that fixes some problems like Copilot throwing away thinking traces: https://marketplace.visual
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by thexa4 6mo ago
I've created a llama.cpp integration with Copilot in vscode. The extension readme contains setup instructions: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=delft-so...
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by thexa4 1y ago
If anyone else runs into this, it's very easy to set up an ssh proxy: ssh -D 8080 user@hostname Once that connection is set up, point your browser to use localhost:8080 as a socks proxy.
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by thexa4 2y ago
I made a mac screensaver that paints your screen based on Game of Life: https://github.com/DelftSolutions/ConwayWatercolor
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Don't be smart and use web standards(derk-jan.com)
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by thexa4 3y ago
I've backed up a forum[1] by crawling it using wget and creating a WARC file. I hosted it again by writing a python script[2] to serve responses from that WARC file again and put it behind nginx with caching enabled. [1] https:/&
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by thexa4 3y ago
I've reported a similar issue on mac where it gets slower over time [1]. I hope it gets fixed at some point. [1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1799681
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by thexa4 3y ago
You can add another format to the multipart/alternative container. Just like html emails often have a text fallback. It requires picking a Content-Type name (application/vnd.<your_name>.something) but then you can attach any
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by thexa4 3y ago
We standardized on debian packages for configuration management and code deploys. The packages are built during CI and then either pushed directly to the desired machine using ssh or published on our own debian package repository.
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by thexa4 3y ago
If that works you can probably encode the ics as a data url and link that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_URI_scheme
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by thexa4 4y ago
Instead of ice cubes you can also use frozen coffee cubes, it prevents dillution.
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by thexa4 4y ago
I've personally used trueskill for n-n team balancing: https://trueskill.org/ I haven't had enough players to actually have enough data / joining players to actually tune those parameters. If I did though I w
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by thexa4 4y ago
I made a small script to securely backup and restore some important files: https://gitlab.com/thexa4/ocrbackup Data density isn't great though (especially with the added redundancy) but it's enough for things
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by thexa4 4y ago
You can create your own repo and also do a `git init` in the dropbox folder. Then configure both to point to each other as remotes. (`git remote add dropbox /path/to/dropbox`) When merging stuff, make a commit if needed on th
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by thexa4 4y ago
They did have traffic caps a while back but explicitly abolished them.
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by thexa4 4y ago
Taking the dot product of the [x,y] with the 8 directions and picking the one with the largest magnitude might be faster in some cases.
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by thexa4 4y ago
I've spent way too much time implementing a transpiler and bash like shell that makes programming my ships in Kerbal Space Program easier. The self-hosted version is almost done. I'd probably do it again though, way too much fun t
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by thexa4 5y ago
You can set up a cronjob to run hourly to remove logfiles using `crontab -e`. That would achieve almost the same effect.
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by thexa4 5y ago
Sorry, you're right. I switched it out.
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by thexa4 5y ago
I've made a tool to back up my important files on paper using QR codes and erasure coding: https://gitlab.com/thexa4/ocrbackup
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by thexa4 5y ago
They recently enabled route validation. It's possible your provider doesn't have signed ROAs: https://www.ripe.net/publications/news/announcements/rpki-ro...
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by thexa4 5y ago
Wouldn't imposing a lower bound on the TTL push more people to using anycast instead?
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by thexa4 6y ago
https://www.teletrader.com/bitcoin-drops-15-trades-close-to-... This website suggests it's due to bitcoin halving the block reward soon.
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by thexa4 7y ago
The attacker wouldn't use that one in that case though. https://uk.co.ee/billing-update-jan02.info https://uk.co.ee-billing-update-jan02/info Would be more likely. Perhaps an animation showing
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by thexa4 7y ago
It means that information to the left is always the important part. Right now you have to find the '/', evaluate the components leftwards, return to the '/' and evaluate components rightwards. Given that findin
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by thexa4 7y ago
Too bad domain names are generally written in the 'wrong' order. These issues would have been preventable if domain names were written the following way: https://org.example.www/index.html The domain referenced wo
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by thexa4 7y ago
From what I've seen, perforce is better for storing binary intermediates. Git doesn't work very well with partial or subfolder checkouts which is something you would need if you want to store intermediates. In games intermediates
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by thexa4 7y ago
I wasn't able to find an open source alternative to Newrelic APM for ruby. Perforce is also something that's very useful for game development but relatively expensive.
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by thexa4 7y ago
If you're interested in API design the upcoming RFC standard might be of interest: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-httpbis-bcp56bis-06
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by thexa4 7y ago
You can make it idempotent again by requiring API users to use an If-Match header with the ETag of the state they're currently expecting. Also allows you to implement optimistic concurrency. See: https://developer.mozilla.or

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