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Comment #49164852
Try this prompt with claude code "download the new minimax h3 model and render a test movie with it"
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Show HN: CircadianLab – Browser-based radiosity lighting simulator (WebGPU)
We built CircadianLab, a free in-browser tool for lighting design. It uses webGPU shaders to calculate melanopic equivalent daylight illuminance (mel-EDI, formerly EML, relevant fo…
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Comment #46674501
I do something similar but this only protects secrets at rest. If you app has an exploit an attack could just export all your secrets to a file. I prototyped a solution where I use…
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Comment #46334146
Would it even crash a computer? They would fill up their hard drive but that would just yield warnings to the user in most operating systems. Chances are they would kill it manuall…
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Comment #46028666
Thanks for your response, I'm acknowledging it and taking to heart.
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Comment #46028526
Here are some of the commands it used (censored & auto-generated) with a few specific examples at the end: https://jonathanclark.com/posts/bonded-internet-connection-c... > It was …
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Comment #46028137
Harsh, but a good point on egress cost that I overlooked, I'm adding a section on this - if you use Oracle cloud it looks like you get 10TB included at no additional cost where DO …
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Comment #46027991
I've experimented with using LLM to setup and/or maintain some servers for me for various different use cases (this being one). What I like is an agentic LLM can either document it…
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Comment #46027757
That's a very good point. I included a "Cost Comparison by Bandwidth Usage" section that shows the cost for Digital Ocean compared to a commercial bonded solution. At 10TB the mont…
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Comment #46027650
> or how many services like streaming, banking, gaming will restrict, block, or otherwise treat the connection differently because the traffic now exits via a datacenter or VPN IP/…
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Comment #46027591
Maybe I didn't make it clear from the post, the llm (cursor+claude 4.5 sonet) was actually driving the whole process from provisioning a server, installing wireguard, setting up ce…
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Comment #46027082
nice. I wish fiber was available for me. I only had access to AT&T's copper service (DSL) but they do 2-pair bonding so speed is not far from Xfinity.
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Comment #46026920
Bonding two ISPs was previously too complex for most home use until agentic AI. Claude can automate the entire WireGuard/OpenWRT/VPN setup, testing, and security hardening via SSH …
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Comment #46025238
> the purpose of blogging is to organize your own thoughts I don't get this comment. People can create content for any number of reasons and those reason will vary widely by the au…
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Comment #46015662
It's a good point and I should make a distinction on what models are appropriate. I think of chatGPT 4 like a college student and chatGPT 5.1 5 Pro (deep thinking model) more like …
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Comment #46015452
For me, it is about learning about what AI can and can’t do, how to progressively prompt, how to avoid problem, etc. once you understand that you can build more things quickly. I g…
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Comment #46011919
yes, for example this article including charts and summaries were generated by AI. https://jonathanclark.com/posts/ai-coding-million-lines-2025... Typically I act as an editor rath…
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Comment #46011732
I restarted my blog after a 20 year break ( https://jonathanclark.com ) thanks to AI making taking out the drudgery.
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Comment #45949320
I don’t understand this comment. I’ve found AI a great tool for identifying red flags in scam emails and wanted to share that.
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Comment #45949305
true, I can’t rule those out entirely. I access via iPhone to limit attack surface area, the info was never printed, present in emails, or disclosed to 3rd parties
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Comment #45949227
I have attempted to condense it based on your feedback, and added some more info about email headers.
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Comment #45949110
My first thought was someone they tied a blockchain transaction to my name and then traced it backwards. But they also knew my ETH and BTC balances, and date the account was opened…
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Comment #45948925
True - but be very careful. Roughly 10–18% of all BTC are believed gone forever due to lost keys/wallets. That is more than all hacks and exchange blowups combined. If you take you…