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Comment #47631078
TBH, that is not the behaviour, I have observed around me. Most of my friends, have started using AI to do job applications, where you have to answer 3 questions. 1-2 para each. Ev…
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Comment #47631035
But the level of polish which AI generates nowadays, is almost unparalleled. My bigger concern here is what happens to people whose job was to write polished posts. What this have …
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Show HN: Docker Alternative for Secure Microvms
https://github.com/herd-core/herd Lately, I have been trying to understand the security aspect of docker containers, and what I have realized is that all docker containers share th…
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Ask HN: Should we collectively stop spell checking and fixing grammar
I know this sounds strange, and this could have been a reddit post, but I have realized ever since I went back to not rewriting things for polish using AI. I have had more positive…
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Comment #47602662
Similar primitive, but with two fundamentally different architectural trade-offs. Sprites are fantastic for persistent, hardware-isolated sandboxes. But to achieve those instant cr…
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Comment #47602593
I am going to save you some time: please do not use herd for this right now. Firecracker (and by extension, herd) is currently optimized for blisteringly fast CPU and network isola…
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Comment #47602584
Coder is the exact enterprise BYOC use-case I built herd for. Since the entire control plane is driven by a gRPC/REST API, building a Terraform provider is absolutely the next logi…
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Ask HN: Is Antigravity code search dropping results recently?
I’ve been having weird search problems with Antigravity lately. Today, I searched for ListenUnixSocket to see where it was being used. The search only gave me about six results, an…
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Comment #47516105
Curious, How is this different from pre commit hooks?
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Comment #47516087
Not sure if complexity of microvm/cgroups is just too much for the project?
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Show HN: Herd – A Go sidecar to stop stateful processes Puppeteer/LLMs from OOM
Hey HN. I'm an engineering student at Waterloo building stateful AI agents, and I kept hitting the same wall: whenever my Python scripts crashed or dropped a connection, the underl…
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Comment #47483421
Blacklisting Phone numbers and IP are gonna become extreme now, to the point it wont allow any unknown number/email without `karma` to reach anyone.
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Comment #47472003
lmaoo
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Comment #47469772
Any chance I could integrate this in my glance dashboard rss feed?
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Comment #47462487
I would argue its close to 99% of the population. Technical people like us usually live in a bubble.
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Comment #47462465
I personally like this better than claude code
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Comment #47325836
I dont think this is meant to please anyone, its just meant for you to become consistent with push ups
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Comment #47325776
Hey just curious. What happens when the memory gets large enough. Does it start creating problems with context windows?
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Show HN: Herd – Session-affine process pool for Go
Hey HN, Herd is a zero-dependency Go library that manages fleets of OS subprocesses and routes HTTP traffic to them with strict 1:1 session affinity. If you put heavy, stateful bin…
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Show HN: GitHub Action to deploy to Portainer over Tailscale (no open ports)
I built a GitHub Action that lets you deploy Docker stacks to a Portainer instance sitting behind a private network — without opening any ports to the internet. The action spins up…