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elesbao
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Ask HN: How to serve inference as we do with containes with cached token
I've been reading and experimenting with vLLM but it seems that each day there are more and more articles and AI generated long form about each part of the stack. I have a few GPUs…
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Comment #45945657
Anthropic's report miss a fundamental information: did the attack was started by an inside person ? outside ? can I use my claude to feed these prompts and hack the world without e…
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Comment #44378209
Been reading a lot about this hate from the other side perspective's - I've burned out in my first experience as tech manager. There are good materials on Will Larson's blog (and b…
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Comment #43947938
my dude really got angry but forgot almost all cloud message queue offerings over HTTP works like this (minus SSE). Eventually MCP will take the same route as WS which started clun…
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Comment #42782705
lá ele ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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Comment #41346883
I used to have this same argument but apart from the few that I've used on solr, it is not trivial to have general search using it. Won't even comment on ES b/c they already target…
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Comment #41346870
I'd like to see that ! been fiddling with sqlite and fts5 to drop algolia from my application.
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Ask HN: Open-source alternatives to Tenable and Qualys
I'm looking for modern alternatives to do automatic pentesting/red teaming that are better packaged than Nessus and other more traditional software. So far I've found tools like ka…
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Comment #37815330
This post is great as the current state of network mesh is too complex for some users. That led me to write a simple rust daemon to run a TLS proxy and spawn the original app local…
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Comment #37737019
Dudes should bury that back. The exorcist taught us everything we needed about status with hard-ons.
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Comment #35791949
The one mental health app I need is Gympass - Hitting the gym has helping me cope with anxiety
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Comment #35767425
I'm generally not fond of monorepos but reading this and right away being targeted by this tweet https://twitter.com/nikitabier/status/1652764613962760196 made me think on how much…
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Comment #35728179
nice. now everyone can experiment the pain of running s3+pgsql+a huge blob of binary using container ram ! /rant - it's an awesome piece of software regardless.
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Comment #34323136
*gender, as sex is private and doesn't concern who is not participating on it :D I understand the good faith and how nice the code is. I don't think it is useful nowadays where gen…
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Comment #33232893
It's a z80 upvote for emotional reasons and also for the ingenuity ! The very story of how z80 came to be is amazingly descriptive of how Intel was shortsighted with its designer.
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Comment #33190501
As much as you feel that this person deserves a comeback (and I feel the same by your description), that's not about it. The team will question and distrust the company, you will g…
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Comment #33055522
been playing with firecrackervm and this seems a perfect runtime for my small images with wasm.
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Comment #32745359
Got pointed to this independent ebook by a friend, has been helpful to figure out tech leadership rituals. It is a bold title, definitely not "manager's path" level with strong car…
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Comment #32606469
Looks like a neat idea but having any kind of keylogger installed in my machine gives me second thoughts(a keylogger has the same principle of intercepting typed words and tags but…