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paulmooreparks
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Comment #48989215
Very cool! I just did the same thing, but for a byte-code interpreter for a completely novel ISA I made up a while back (with an assist from Claude). I just haven't made the HN pos…
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Comment #48840989
I'm right-handed, and I hold my phone in my left hand and scroll my phone with my left thumb.
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Comment #48607342
Singapore here, checking all the boxes. 200m from a neighborhood park with many trees, and ~700m from a GARGANTUAN park, Jurong Lake Gardens, over 4 km in length with many times th…
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Comment #48595793
I grew up in Florida, where you might come home and find a cockroach walking out of the bathroom with a towel around its head saying, "We need more toilet paper." Okay, I kid, but …
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Comment #48332982
I think you missed the point. I don't abandon security to whatever the agent decides to write.
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Show HN: Yavchn – Yet Another Vibe-Coded Hacker News Wrapper
Whenever I browse Hacker News, I find myself opening the discussion in a new tab, then clicking through in that tab to view the article, then popping back to the discussion. It's a…
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Comment #48323842
I don't abandon the code to the agent entirely. I have my own... I wouldn't call it a harness as such, but rather a shared Kanban board, and it'll be the subject of a "Show HN" soo…
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Comment #48322730
I don't know. I find that I'm moving up a level and improving my product-management skills while delegating most of the code to the agents. I'm still very much hands-on with the de…
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Comment #48283164
Whenever I browse Hacker News, I find myself opening the discussion in a new tab, then clicking through in that tab to view the article, then popping back to the discussion. It's a…
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Comment #48274234
Two daughters, both born in the 90's. Yes, I encouraged the same kind of freedom, but they weren't quite as adventurous as their dad. I thought they were a bit more adventurous tha…
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Comment #48267893
I'm 55. Growing up in Florida in the 70's and 80's, I was outside for hours at a time. I would wander in the woods, following streams to their source and actually mapping the entir…
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Comment #48017070
Kudos to the author for making friends. I have to say, though, that I'm with the Redditors on this. I go to the gym to focus solely on my workout, and that's it. I'll nod and smile…
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Comment #47918059
I'm thinking about buying a Neo for two reasons: my laptop is only ever used to RDP into my home Windows workstation, which is where I do all my serious work; and because I need to…
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Comment #47844780
That's good advice. I just added that to the new project site, https://telaproject.org/ .
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Comment #47758835
Just spell the month. https://parkscomputing.com/page/just-spell-the-month
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Comment #47752087
Tela has ACLs per machine, but not per service. That's an interesting use case, and I'm shocked that I missed it. I've added it to the pre-1.0 roadmap. Thank you! Another thing on …
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Comment #47750079
Thank you! That means more than you know. :) I've thought about an Android client. It would have the same problem that exit-node support would have: Tela is currently engineered as…
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Comment #47750003
If I understand you correctly, you SSH in via cloudflared and then use that tunnel to reach other services through that session. That would work, yes. Tela takes a little different…