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devttyeu
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Comment #49241025
For persistent-ish one-off apps https://xbin.dev/ (my project) Has egress and ingress filtering, egress can be bound to host/internet/subnet or even better to internal apps (which …
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Comment #49240728
I did try to use those for some stuff: * Login requirement is something else * It's closed source last I checked * Pretty slow/unstable There are many better namespace/container ba…
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Show HN: XBin - A self-hosted, sandboxed, self-modifying workspace
Started with the problem "how do I host and manage 100x more code over the next few years". I wrote 5 iterations of 'Agentic OS' over the past few months, this one seems to finally…
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Comment #48957021
This is so much worse that the title makes it out to be: 1. Your OS installs malware (technically manufacturers software) from a 3rd party vendor in background, zero user interacti…
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Comment #48949188
> How does the prompt “Generate an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle” add up to 95 input tokens? OpenAI’s tokenizer counts 10, Anthropic’s counts 10 for Opus 4.6, 30 for Opus 4.7 a…
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Comment #48933317
Oh wow didn't expect this to be either possible or this perform so well. Also fascinating how small the wasm binary is. I made a Wasm port of FreeCad (also had a fairly popular thr…
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Show HN: Git-remote-iroh – Ephemeral P2P Git remote
Small util I made when I needed to push code between two sandboxes
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Comment #48886598
Thought of using Iroh/LibP2P under the hood?
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Comment #48886558
Building a rootless, namespace powered (deeply stretching the definition of a container), on demand application workspace. - Each component in a mini app in a heavily locked down c…
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Comment #48871238
Any plans to standardize Iroh IoT protocols, e.g. Matter over Iroh / Some other standard that would be plug-able to things like Home Assistant?
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Comment #48868438
(I made this port) Fwiw I personally had no reason to do this port beyond using it as a benchmark of the agentic capability of Fable, where something of this shape is IMO a way bet…
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Comment #48868381
I will also note that it's possible to compile this with wasm asyncify, but the result iirc is a ~400MiB Wasm binary that will crash the browser tab before you will be able to do a…
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Comment #48868361
I made the port, roughly ~one maxed out Claude Max 20x sub, at the bottom of the article I've shared the full claude code transcripts, so you can probably to some rough math on tok…
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Comment #48868353
Author of the port here, you need a browser with JSPI support, which means recent Chrome, or Firefox Nightly with the feature flag flipped, or Firefox from the future.
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Comment #48781762
Are you sure you created a new canvas first? Should be black, not grayish.
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Comment #48776305
Mmm FreeCAD you say, let's see.
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Comment #48760703
Just enabled, however note that I don't really intend to support this much more, but would happily get this repo to someone who would want to support wasm mode more properly / idea…
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Comment #48383832
If you believe a 128gb machine that is essentially DGX Spark in a laptop chassis can run models comparable to SOTA you either never ran open models on hard tasks, or you aren't scr…
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Comment #48271604
More like $1M at current prices at this scale / level of performance. If you go with HDD arrays probably $50k
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Comment #48269170
Well if you're a devshop just billing hours of mostly low impact work then hours are very much equal to productivity.
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Comment #48214096
Fwiw if you trained an LLM in an RL sandbox that would require it to have goals, the output llm probably would "have goals"
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Comment #48214020
That's here for anyone wondering - https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/1625eff6-5ac1-40d8-b1db-5d5cf925d...