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by whs 1mo ago
Tell that to AWS Lambda and Google Compute Engine?
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by whs 2mo ago
Seems clear from their website? 1. Their API server provide an attestation JWT. This JWT is signed by Google's private key. 2. The attestation has details on the running container. I suppose the container host is a Google-provided dist
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by whs 2mo ago
I had one. The only two reasons it was worth it is my company paid for it, and you can get a lounge space and some swag at reinvent. I never get to use it professionally
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by whs 2mo ago
I've been looking for similar distributed computing style LLM, and I found AI Horde and a few other smaller efforts like one from Aphrodite people and distributed training from Nous Research. AI Horde seems to be the biggest of them al
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by whs 2mo ago
I wonder how security is done in this engine, since it's accepting input from anyone. llama.cpp's RPC layer seems to says that you shouldn't run it in public (I assume because it is lower level and may result in RCE on your G
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by whs 2mo ago
Sounds like the same problem as condom. Nobody want to buy the "mini" size.
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by whs 2mo ago
Most people don't directly call Linux syscalls though but go through glibc. It might even be unavoidable if you want to ship desktop apps as the library will use it. If it's that easy there wouldn't be Python's manylinux
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by whs 4mo ago
My company is heavy on Cursor and I still ask them to provide me GitHub Copilot, for the sole reason that Cursor is probably the reason Microsoft had to implement technical enforcement of their TOS on proprietary plugins. Previously, you co
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by whs 4mo ago
I think AWS billing is quite complicated that they probably don't even know what did you get charged specifically for this machine. You might have leftover reserve instance that applies, which make the listed price inaccurate. That res
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by whs 6mo ago
I wish that is an option. Nowadays many non competitives games that you play with friends you trust still use EAC (yet accept non-kernel mode operation on Linux). I suppose other than VAC you can't buy a usermode anticheat middleware n
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by whs 7mo ago
The analogy I like to use when people say "I paid" is that you can't pay for a buffet then get all the food take-home for free.
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by whs 7mo ago
I wrote gRPC xDS server for Kubernetes that is configuration-free. Basically just load xDS client library into your code, then use xds:///servicename.namespace (unlike DNS, namespace is always required). It should be as light
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by whs 7mo ago
I think we ended up in this situation because of this outsourcing. Competitive games and MMO need comprehensive security solution, as cheating has a global lasting impact in matchmaking. Attackers may also have financial motivation to attac
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by whs 8mo ago
I tried it and contributed to searx. It didn't give the same result as Google, and it also have 10k request rate limit (per month I believe). More than that you'll have to "contact us"
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by whs 8mo ago
It should tell me what should I look before I trust it. Not trusting the workspace means I might as well use Notepad to open it. I wouldn't think that tasks.json include autorun tasks in addition to build actions.
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by whs 8mo ago
Other people have described Factorio-style game, or idle RPGs. I think for a Factorio-style game, Desynced might be a better programming game. I haven't play it for quite some time, but last I remember it has a visual editor and automa
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by whs 8mo ago
>Google: Google does not offer a public search API. The only available path is an ad-syndication bundle with no changes to result presentation - the model Startpage uses. Ad syndication is a non-starter for Kagi’s ad-free subscription mo
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by whs 8mo ago
I wish there's a RuneScape server for bots. A game where it is both fun to play manually, and automated. Quests, for example, is a one-off thing where it could be fun for the player and not really useful to automate since it is a one-o
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by whs 8mo ago
The same news is reported at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46562949 I don't think this is related to third-party use of CC. This is the same blocking as Anthropic blocking OpenAI access to CC https://
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by whs 8mo ago
Decky warns that the Steam's built in browser is outdated and may have security vulnerability. I suppose properly maintaining a browser is a burden.
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by whs 8mo ago
Copilot in VSCode is integrated with VSCode's LLM provider API. Which means that any plugins that needs LLM capabilities can submit request to Copilot. Roo Code support that as an option. And of course, there's a plugin that start
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by whs 8mo ago
Thai banks are required by regulation to have facial recognition when transferring over 50k THB in one transaction or cumulative in a day. I believe most banks have shutdown their internet banking as it's not worth it for the low numbe
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by whs 8mo ago
In Thailand signs are taxed based on its size, text language (Thai only, No text or multilingual text and Thai text are placed lower than other languages, Multilingual text), and static/dynamic (I assume this applies to both digital an
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by whs 10mo ago
I got curious and I checked AWS WAF. Apparently AWS WAF default limit for CloudFront is 16KB and max is 64KB.
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by whs 10mo ago
On an unrooted Android you could use App Ops to do some of that with Shizuku. I assume they don't expose it to users because once most people start to do that apps would start to implement detections, like if it spoof your location to
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by whs 10mo ago
You mean Android Studio will be canned in 2018 max with a reasonable estimate of 2016-2017?
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by whs 11mo ago
Some anticheats like EAC, GameGuard, XingCode do have Linux support that the game has to opt-in. I believe it is not kernel-based and is not Linux-native. Many non-competitive games do allow them. At least I know that Helldivers 2 (GameGuar
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by whs 11mo ago
Try the EC2 creation page. There are tabs for advanced options, widgets like images selection that you can choose from AWS-managed, Community, your own AMI, etc. And then the next page is confirmation of similar widget which you can go back
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by whs 11mo ago
I think Datastar back when I was learning web programming and the dawn of AJAX would be Xajax [1]. I didn't even learn JavaScript back then because Xajax would generate a JS shim that you could call to trigger server side functions, an
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by whs 1y ago
We acquired a company that use EB and they have no dedicated DevOps engineer. It was bad because every deploy is a full VM boot which takes a long time and you can't do things you can do with Argo Rollouts. We migrated them to EKS. I c

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