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daitangio

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About daitangio

Solution Architect at NTT Data Italy, father and casual writer http://gioorgi.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49231064

    I am still afraid of gen ai coding, and scared by its power. But I agree a lot with this article

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    Comment #49080977

    Who decide the if a model is safe to use? The strongest competitors or a government law? I prefer the second. Suppose Chinese model are super-risky: is it better to have them in th…

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    Comment #48990285

    I think the most interesting part of the article is the Huggingface incident at the end: >Right now defenders are effectively banned from using Fable or Sol for cybersecurity becau…

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    Comment #48944395

    Hi, thank you for pointing it out! I seem unable to edit it :(

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    Comment #48932179

    8Bit Computers Retro computer history from Atari 2600 to NES (1980-1985)

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    Comment #48930571

    I use python click too, and it helps me to focus on design before implementing. I mean before asking AI to implement :)

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    Show HN: Containerized AI development with cross-compatibility

    I need to study different harnesses CLI, and to find a way to switch from one provider to another. I built a template repository to govern your AI chats with more grip than usual. …

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    Comment #48894579

    Sometimes I suspect the rust-rewrite is just a way to advertise Claude Code power. In all my professional carrier so far, a full rewrite without reason is a recipe for disaster, se…

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    Comment #48893393

    I am developing a super light similar thing here https://github.com/daitangio/take-ai-control It is docker + vscode friendly. I tested it with major systems (copilot, codex, Claude…

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    Comment #48025259

    I love it so much I have created a thin statless orchestrator layer upon it: https://github.com/daitangio/misterio It works very well!

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    Comment #46845897

    I agree. Go fast with a suboptimal architecture. If success arise, throw away version 1 and rebuild from scratch. Often is more effettive.

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    Comment #46743427

    I am using SQLite on paperless-ngx (an app to manage pdf [4]). It is quite difficult to beat SQLite if you do not have a very huge parallelism factor in writes. SQLite is an embedd…

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    Comment #46703178

    Me too, but I was able to do it around 1995-1996 :) Also remember Windows95 can boot with 4MB of RAM, and was decent with 12MB.

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    Comment #46541624

    Please give a try to docker mailserver too: https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver It is quite easy to setup and give you much control, I do it myself: https://gioo…

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    Comment #45596133

    You are ready for misterio: https://github.com/daitangio/misterio A tiny layer around stareless docker cluster. I created it for my homelab and it gone wild

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    Comment #45536299

    Self-hosting is becoming a freedom factor in my humble opinion. I have an hard time hosting my email server, it was not so diffcult 10 years ago and was trivial 20 years ago. The r…

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    Comment #45495423

    True, but this is a new beginning.Give time and credit to build an alternative. I think another repo server will not harm anyone in the long run

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    Comment #45448658

    I set up my personal mail server https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver and I have wrote about it here https://gioorgi.com/2020/mail-server-on-docker I am GMail-fre…

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    Comment #45423767

    I keep using isso https://isso-comments.de/ I installed it on my static blog very easily, and I own all the data. Also it is GDPR-compliant (because it provide hints on how to remo…

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    Comment #45298817

    Replit, Lovable Cursor ok... but how much of this company will survive in the next 2 years? I wrote a small post, and I'd like your opinion!

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    Comment #45147261

    I do not know: the lack of proper docker compose support it is a problem for me. About security: gVistor adoption failure in Google is a proof that containerization cannot be enfor…

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    Comment #45072926

    Right in theory hard to do in practice. Also business needs are awful complex, guys.

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    Comment #45050572

    Bitnami K8s helm charts was very well done but overall we can live without them. I would suggest boradcom to offer two tie: one free on they repository and one se t of more specifi…