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hgl

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    Comment #44315520

    It’s fascinating to think about what true GUI for LLM could be like. It immediately makes me think a LLM that can generate a customized GUI for the topic at hand where you can inte…

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    Comment #44149659

    Thanks for bringing the disko command to my attention. However, since we are talking about installing NixOS declaratively, and it's done through nixos-anywhere, which will install …

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    Comment #44149552

    That's fair, having a remote shell environment that you feel comfortable to poke around is pretty great. For git, you commented "for checking out github.com/stapelberg/configfiles"…

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    Comment #44149478

    Not to criticize the article, which is very well written, just some extra info: It seems for the author, the custom installer is mainly used for accepting user SSH public key, term…

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    Comment #43934300

    Do you happen to have links to such discussions and analyses?

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    Comment #43934183

    It seems Reddit also punishes ban avoiding. If they find a way to associate my banned accounts with a preprovisioned account, that account can also get banned? I don't know how the…

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    Ask HN: Is Reddit now a hostile place to new users?

    I recently build an open source nix project and I want to share it with people in r/NixOS. I have an account I made in 2023, but I don't really use it and I don't really like the u…

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    Show HN: ACME Hugger – Make Nginx have native ACME capabilities

    Hi, this is Glen. I find setting up Nginx with an ACME tool very involved and painful. Inspired by Caddy's automatic HTTPS, I created something similar for Nginx. It mainly address…

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    Comment #36689686

    > ... teenager asks why they need to learn calculus > But if we avoid hard things I don't see how you can justify the former by arguing the latter. These two are orthogonal. If I w…

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    Comment #36575909

    I wonder if Google is Xerox of our era, developing promising technologies only to be made practical and commercialized by other entities? Transformer is one example. Not sure if re…

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    Comment #36202608

    This seems to be another iPhone moment, but I wonder what’s its killer feature? iPhone had the killer feature of phone calls, so everyone has a reason to buy one, I can’t come up w…

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    Comment #36095686

    Many people seem to be unenthusiastic about it because the limitation on query strings are usually large enough. I personally like this addition, because it no longer requires all …

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    Ask HN: How to monitor the security of a personal VPS?

    I have a personal VPS for my blog and side projects. Recently I noticed something fishy is going on on my server: some bins are gone, ssh last login IPs belongs to a docker contain…

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    Comment #27330130

    This is akin to 2D beings saying time is the third dimension and being satisfied with the conclusion and happily living in their 2D world.

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    Comment #23003815

    This seems like a pretty comprehensive book. Will check out. Thanks.

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    Comment #23003211

    Thanks, but as mentioned in the post, without a good understanding it's really difficult to choose tools. I'm looking for materials that put these tools into context & perspective …

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    Ask HN: Any books/resources on logging and monitoring?

    I’ve been running a few distributed web services, but except for a few rudimentary nginx access logs, I have no idea how they’re functioning. I have the following goals and questio…

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    Comment #22440427

    Is it a good opportunity to make it work in deno since everything is self-contained?

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    Comment #22286720

    > Even if someone does copy you, it grows the market, at least for startups. Thanks for showing me a totalizing view. This is another thing I should keep in mind. > No. If it were …

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    Comment #22286582

    > Going from 50% chance of making something useless to 25% - by seeing how users react to your product - is worth increasing the chances of a copycat from, say, 1% to 2% This is a …

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    Ask HN: Do you worry about copycats when building a project?

    I'm building a project that I'm quite excited about, but at the same time, I feel worried. I worry that if I release a MVP asap, but not techinically competent enough to quickly im…

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    Comment #20691273

    I wonder if there exists a sci-fiction that talks about how human beings detect something disastrous happened to Sgr A* and realize that happened 26,000 years ago then try to leave…

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    Comment #15824542

    Glad to see updated packages. I wonder if they should be favored over those offered by official Docker images when used in Docker? For example, what are the pros and cons between u…

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    Comment #15308742

    I’m trying to not rely on GOPATH too, but how do you import sub packages? Are you supposed to put them in vendor too?

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    Comment #15295559

    You can work around the GOPATH issue by using Docker. If you build go within a Docker container, you can structure the folder however you like and it won't affect the host. The onl…