tuananh

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by tuananh 21d ago
yeah it's more like opus 4.6 iirc
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by tuananh 21d ago
im pretty sure arch users dont want to associate with ormachy :))
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by tuananh 24d ago
i'm aware of it. i waas using syno with flash cache before. to each their own i guess
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by tuananh 24d ago
yeah right but that's the trade-off i made for total silence & speed :)
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by tuananh 24d ago
i recently went from synology to truenas all flash. i do not miss synology one bit. the opensource ecosystem is already there. for example, Immich is a huge upgrade to Synology photos. I didn't know how much i was missing out.
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by tuananh 28d ago
I would love to have more vendor supporting GrapheneOS. I doubt that it will happen though as vendors would prefer to have control over the experience.
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by tuananh 28d ago
bit off topic: do lots of people use Prisma Compute? I never heard it in a conversation, in my bubble
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by tuananh 1mo ago
from what i read, its just that lots of old features are integrated tightly with github are affected. that is to be expected right?
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by tuananh 2mo ago
this is closest thing we have to "cuda on non-nvidia" hardware
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by tuananh 2mo ago
sorry, who's Evan?
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by tuananh 2mo ago
it may sound personal but from what i can see from afar, they are all correct.
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by tuananh 3mo ago
this space is too crowded now. everyone is copying whatever Chainguard is doing - Chainguard Images - Chainguard Libraries - Chainguard VM ...
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by tuananh 3mo ago
to do this on non `.metal` instances, you would need to patch kernel right? PVM patch requried?
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by tuananh 3mo ago
ibm granite has been open data from the beginning iirc
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by tuananh 3mo ago
a very good way of collecting high quality training data. i imagine the usage from maintainers of high quality projects are excellent training data. much better than average joe
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by tuananh 3mo ago
i had this same vision when i created hyper-mcp with modular plugin system via WASM plugins. Too bad, the community moves on from MCP to CLI with coding agent https://github.com/hyper-mcp-rs/hyper-mcp
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by tuananh 3mo ago
that's why. for those who want to read more about this, napi-rs support this natively https://napi.rs/docs/deep-dive/release
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by tuananh 3mo ago
there's fallback to build from source but it would require the builder to have all the toolchain installed (whatever the library is using: could be gcc, python, rustc....)
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by tuananh 3mo ago
You should give Depot a try :)
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by tuananh 3mo ago
native modules. nodejs can have native modules (written in C++, Rust, etc...). Projects usually ship prebuilt natives binaries (for each arch/OS/Nodejs ABI combination) hosted on GitHub Releases and download them automatically at
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by tuananh 3mo ago
there's also monty by pydantic https://github.com/pydantic/monty it's Rust so can be compile to wasm, example: https://github.com/hyper-mcp-rs/monty-plugin
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Some concerns about Ladybird's bylaws(tuananh.net)
5 points by tuananh 3mo ago|4 comments
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by tuananh 3mo ago
Amazing acquisition for Cloudflare.
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by tuananh 4mo ago
my problem is more like legit emails are marked as spam. which make me nervous if i miss anything in the Spam folder.
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by tuananh 4mo ago
my only problem with fastmail is their spam filtering is so bad. they mistake legit emails quite often
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BPF support in GCC 16 and beyond(lwn.net)
16 points by tuananh 4mo ago|1 comments
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by tuananh 4mo ago
one of the nit trick that i love :(
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by tuananh 4mo ago
when started, yes. but then you want segment (how you segment your user), rollout strategy, etc.. it will get complicated fast
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by tuananh 4mo ago
this make perfect sense for cloudflare. and im sure they can drive down the cost , compared to say launchdarkly
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by tuananh 4mo ago
if you're looking to get your data out of dropbox, rclone is godsend. it's very good + super fast.

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