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jarym

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    From now on I swear if I launch a new product I will call it ClosedXXX

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    Comment #49069055

    Getting to grips with each new model does require some tweaking and experimentation. So far I've found Opus 5 to repeatedly pause its work and give me some seemingly randomly inven…

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    Comment #48990840

    Enjoyed reading the article and I am sad as well to read about any failed startup but especially British ones. I've tried at various points over the past 2 decades and can confirm:…

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    Comment #48965253

    Bandwidth costs money not to mention if it was truly free it would probably be an abuse vector. Cloudflare offer 1000Gb free per month - https://www.cloudflare.com/products/turn-sf…

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    Comment #48933980

    2 things: a) Government plays a part in the cost of things - especially years of mis-investment around energy generation has sent British prices to the stratosphere and employment …

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    Comment #48933941

    Yep, same can be said of manufacturing capability in general. If you don't have a manufacturing base then inevitably when there's a war you may find yourself unable to build defens…

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    Comment #48904759

    Yes, first of all its fully web-native and works over WebTransport + WebRTC plus uses hardware encoding (on host) and decoding (on client) to minimise latency and CPU usage. Plus I…

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    Comment #48898884

    A Remote Desktop tool for Mac and Windows https://forge.emrul.dev/agents/portal-desktop/releases Still a few weeks away from getting everything working but it’s functional already …

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    Comment #48855377

    Quite amusing we have decades of human written code much of it sub standard and yet no one demanded proof till now of Open Source projects having to ‘demonstrate’ anything. If ya d…

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    Comment #48830018

    Europe learnt nothing from the 1910-1950 era it seems. If the Stasi were around to see their dream rebuilt twice over....

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    Comment #48800320

    Iroh can use multiple discovery methods, one of them is DNS. When a node comes online it publishes its addresses[1]. Another node can resolve from the node id those addresses and a…

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    Comment #48774240

    Thank you!!

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    Comment #48770963

    The one thing this website seems to make difficult finding: what EXACTLY does it do? Does it take my containerised app and turn it into WebAssembly?

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    Comment #48580804

    Running in firecracker is fine but if you want density you can run them in containers. https://hub.docker.com/r/kasmweb/chrome

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    Comment #48541011

    End goal of complaining that no one pays for their efforts.

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    Comment #48531609

    Agree on lack of ACME but the codebase is far cleaner than nginx. In theory it'd be easier to audit?

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    Comment #48520828

    This. This I believe is what it's all about. US government is going to create identity verification through the backdoor using AI as the reason (at least its not 'think of the chil…

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    Comment #48519712

    Markdown is the defacto format for LLMs and humans to interoperate. And I agree not everything can be represented well but that’s missing the point - it seems to win because markdo…

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    Comment #48453279

    A desktop markdown editor for design docs in git repos with markdown diff highlighting. Has been a time consuming but super fun experience https://github.com/emrul/md

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    Comment #48428029

    Protection from the risk that the tide might turn on them despite their extensive political lobbying? Just taking a guess here but probably not far off.

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    Comment #48427131

    I love seeing stuff like this that would probably not exist if not for LLMs making exploring these kinds of ideas relatively cheap and quick to do. My takeaway from this though is …

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    Comment #48420119

    I started similarly with it. I'm of the opinion that its a tool that behaves like a tool - how well it works depends on who is using it and how. I don't have a good analogy but the…

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    Comment #48419606

    I've been coding for over 2 decades. I love it, I've always loved it and I likely always will. I was an AI skeptic some months ago but truly Claude and Codex have changed my develo…