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Comment #43489170
Thank you for the feedback... actually I need to update that, the crypto part of my project will be closed source (an specific remote server) but the idea behind the project itself…
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Comment #43488360
Shamelessly promoting in here, I created an architecture that allows an AI agent to have those so called "tools" available locally (under the user control), and works with any kind…
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Comment #43164103
What kind of sorcery did you use to create Claude? Honest question :)
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Comment #43034155
The Vim configuration is something deeply personal, but I'd recommend as a wise choice always explore first the default settings because assuming those in your workflow gives an hu…
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Comment #42834302
This video demonstrates the real time capabilities of the Ainara AI Framework, an open source project which tries to bring to real life, with a strong focus in local setups, the AI…
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Comment #40418667
Coming from the "old ages" when a PC didn't even feature a (3D capable) GPU and all was about getting all the possible juice of the CPU... shaders now allow incredible things in a …
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Comment #38964930
Last year I've been working in a Golang open source tool with a more modest approach by now (just command line) but with a similar goal (to keep personal info), in my tool formats …
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Show HN: Keeper – GPLv3 app to store your personal info based on YAML templates
Keeper is a command line GPLv3 application, programmed in Go, designed to privately store your personal info using custom formats described in YAML templates. Using Sqlite as the b…
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Comment #29508197
"Everything we listen is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth" - Marcus Aurelius
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Comment #26564449
I bought an enclosure and related cards from Geekworm [1] some time ago, it's not using a NVMe, instead a 1TB SSD HD. Works like a charm. [1] https://geekworm.com/collections/raspb…
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Comment #25986674
I tried Gentoo and Artix, both being a very good experience. Some minor issues with laptop suspension and lightdm session handling in Artix tho. Flawless behavior with Gentoo, pity…
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Comment #25976669
An alternative way of having offline documentation directly in the browser: https://devdocs.io/
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Comment #25850281
Well about the hardware support, i.e. the Ubuntu Desktop certified hardware list is quite long [1], and I'm quite sure there are a lot more perfectly working brands/models that are…
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Comment #23744986
Just did a "dd if=/dev/zero [etc]" in my Rapberry Pi 4: 4974456832 bytes (5,0 GB, 4,6 GiB) copied, 25,4896 s, 195 MB/s Using this controller and a Samsung EVO SSD drive, I'm really…
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Comment #23500937
Wait for them to discover the "removeChild" DOM method...
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Comment #22939907
Go for 64 characters then, if possible :-)
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Comment #22939630
I've developed an easy to follow method to stop procrastinating in time "black-hole" sites, like social networks, etc... I've observed that the problem in my case is having the pos…
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Comment #22886873
Love this thing, well done Finland. If a guy plugging a banana in a wall is a form of art... why not the demoscene? Of course it is.
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Comment #22094585
Or even write a kernel!
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Comment #19070059
Yeah that's a good memotip, to close Vim, just put it to sleep: ZZ
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Comment #18976479
Valve please release a 64 bit Linux client!