xena

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by xena 4d ago
Nope, leading.
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by xena 4d ago
No I think it's one of my IP range blocks against specific US states in protest of them advocating against people that exist in the same conditions as me backfiring. I'm gonna go nuke that firewall rule.
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by xena 4d ago
I think you accidentally a word. Did you mean: > I've yet to have a logical discussion with anyone who thinks the "AI Safety" people should be in charge and I think they just truly don't [know] that what most them act
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Everyone should slow down AI development except for me(xeiaso.net)
811 points by xena 4d ago|455 comments
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by xena 7d ago
I've occasionally pitched the idea of exposing transactions for object storage based on bucket forking. I think the idea is finally starting to land, but it's a really "out there" usecase that is likely hard to conceptua
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by xena 9d ago
No, there is soul in this that a soulless automaton cannot replicate. It is the difference between making something to be consumed and something to be felt. This is something to be felt.
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by xena 10d ago
Please submit a fix to cgit then.
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by xena 10d ago
This is exactly what I've been working on. For obvious reasons around it not being done yet, I don't have anything else to say.
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by xena 10d ago
If you don't disable browser features for fun and/or sport, Chrome as of version 120 or later (or another browser of that vintage) will use the optimized flow.
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by xena 10d ago
Anubis does this. Happy Eyeballs ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Eyeballs ), IPv6 privacy extensions ( https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2026-01-15-ipv6-privacy-exte... ), and devices migrati
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by xena 10d ago
It's in the range of 32-40Ki before compression. After compression it gets to be completely negligible.
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by xena 10d ago
I assume that SIMD acceleration is usable with WebCrypto, but I have no evidence either way. It's also not part of WebAssembly so there's that to consider too lol
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by xena 10d ago
Not only is it an example, it specifically is one of the first things I use to test experimental features so I get data back instantly.
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by xena 10d ago
I don't mean to be rude, but please search "wasm2js" in the article.
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by xena 10d ago
Look, if you're going out of your way to break expected behaviour on websites you shouldn't be surprised when people code to the most common denominator and then you have weird subtle breakage as a result.
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by xena 10d ago
This is why there's the meta refresh challenge as an option: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/admin/configuration/challeng... Turns out that in practice there's some bots that implement support for t
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by xena 10d ago
Oops, there's your proof I didn't write this with AI! Fixing, sorry.
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by xena 10d ago
Refresh, the Anubis docs site regenerates its cookie secret on every deploy as part of the "holy shit did I break everything?" verification step.
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by xena 10d ago
One of the standard library rules enables robots.txt passthrough by default. I can't control people not choosing to use it.
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by xena 10d ago
I want to do this eventually, but it's hard to split things into the micro-tasks that would be required to make this work on Anubis. One of the ideas I'm throwing around is a world where Anubis helps fuzz old games to find timesav
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by xena 10d ago
I'm working on this with a private prototype. I'm probably going to lean towards using a Service Worker ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Wor... ) to renew challenges at
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It took a year to ship WebAssembly in Anubis(anubis.techaro.lol)
362 points by xena 10d ago|200 comments
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by xena 14d ago
But it gives the lab good publicity, as seen in the article.
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by xena 14d ago
Ironically, the fact that those methods are being sold as classes is because they are used up and not as effective anymore.
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by xena 17d ago
I am actually working on this kind of shared reputation database: https://github.com/TecharoHQ/reputationdb (warning: very prototype, not documented, such bugs, wow). I just have more to do than I have free time at thi
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by xena 17d ago
It's made me work two full time jobs, one of which is drastically underpaid compared to the level of rigor and effort I need to put into it.
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by xena 17d ago
> I wonder if AI might be able to come up with new PoW algorithms in a nightly CI job so every day is a different puzzle... This is something I'm working on in a prototype. Stay tuned!
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by xena 17d ago
Good news: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/admin/configuration/challeng...
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by xena 17d ago
The WebAssembly challenge (as of yet unreleased, it's been in dev for a year and I don't want to enable it by default until I know it won't blow up horribly) is bit-wise instead of nibble-wise, meaning that admins have better
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by xena 18d ago
I've implemented and shipped a version of this that uses full CPython with a custom filesystem implementation in userspace. I think this is a bit more interesting if a bit more low level.

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