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e-topy

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About e-topy

https://rusz.space Email me at literally any user on my domain.

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    Well I've done everything you're saying, but I got stuck after that. I've tried claude code, I've been using OpenRouter, but after that it just seems like a million different optio…

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    Comment #49060864

    I have been using OpenRouter for a while now, and my Uni is self hosting Kimi K2.7 and Qwen 3.5, so I do know my way around chat completion. I've tried Claude Code with Kimi but it…

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    Ask HN: How to Start with LLMs/Vibecoding?

    Inspired by LLMs lately becoming (terrifyingly) capable, and my new work project being no longer fun, I wanted to ask: how should I (or anyone experienced in programming but new to…

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    I'm curious on your opinion, as a professor, how should universities (not individual professors) adapt to LLMs? As an undergrad, I hope schools move to educating students to use LL…

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    Comment #47790984

    Maybe the best anti-scraper/LLM protection is going IPv6 only. I'd do that on my website, but I'm afraid some clients might not connect.

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    Comment #47734069

    Oh yeah I've made some designs for a custom Eurorack style synth, but I quickly realized how expensive it would be to make a full rack. A synth scales exponentially, to get even so…

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    Comment #47732450

    hell yeah, I have tailed my T-shirts before but nothing else, making my own sound like a nice challenge. How do you source materials? I'm usually very picky about the material, esp…

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    Comment #47732368

    Oh wow that's getting really interesting, we have a bunch of old and new young apple trees on our field, it'd be really cool making tree mutants. Do you know any good first resourc…

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    Comment #47732258

    This sounds like a cool mix of genetics and gardening, I like that. Maybe I should ask some local non profits whether they need help with IT infra, because I don't exactly think "g…

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    Comment #47654657

    What you're doing is interesting but those are side-projects. I have plenty of random side-projects, just now after reading Gibson's Burning Chrome, I'm making an OpenBSD server wh…

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    This reminds me of [0], basically just inviting the most interesting people I know (also transitively the most interesting people they know), and just getting to meet people. I wou…

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    I do boxing as a form of cardio so I'm not weightlifting all the time. So I've just invited a friend for a 1v1 and he accepted, time to start training both properly I guess. I do w…

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    Ask HN: Any interesting niche hobbies?

    I'm looking for something novel and interesting, that isn't absolutely crowded that I could meaningfully contribute to. In 2022 I was toying around with OpenAI's RL Gym, right when…

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    Comment #47612253

    No, but they are replacing bad ISPs. I have a relative in Brussels, while there is 10gig fiber on a nearby street, he's stuck on 100/10 coax, and to add insult to injury, Starlink …

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    Comment #47567814

    I don't know how to put it into words, but this aesthetic of computers just looks sooo good. Makes me want to try making my homelab/experimental hardware look like it. Any ideas ho…

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    Comment #47250739

    You can. GitHub is about to hit zero nines of uptime[0]. But feedback like that is far too late to be useful. Maybe (principal or senior) engineers should be the ones to judge, and…

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    Comment #46587237

    > Git provides file versioning services only, whereas Fossil adds an integrated wiki, ticketing & bug tracking, embedded documentation, technical notes, a web forum, and a chat ser…

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    Comment #46014969

    I really like the idea of making your company's office a publicly accessible coworking space. It does fit Kagi's slogan of 'Humanize the web', imagine if you could go into Google a…

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    Comment #45774408

    This works in RustRover as well! Super useful.