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tadasv
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Comment #49126511
It is minimal and somewhat neat. It claims to be P2P, but it still needs to bootstrap the connection via central server. I think that always might be a limitation of P2P. I had a s…
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Comment #48963626
Fixed IP would be a way to go. Some people pick dynamic dns server so they can periodically update if their IP changes. But IMO it's just too complicated. I don't think there's a g…
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Comment #48963577
This will get worse with new generations. They grow up on tables and phones where file system is a completely foreign concept. You need an app for everything.
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Comment #48887764
This is great! Thanks for the detailed write up and suggestions to improve. Like I said, this is my first time doing it and I have no background in EE or PCB design. If I make some…
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Comment #48887726
It's so funny that you had a similar idea. Are you an electrical engineer or swe? What are you building these days?
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Comment #48886578
I was actually very surprised myself. As I mentioned in the post, I don't do that type of work so it's all new to me. This got me also interested in CAD. You can design parts and d…
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Comment #48693662
I hope that open models will dominate. The difficult part to reconcile for me is the amount of compute that's required to create and run such models. Small models are fine, I run l…
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Comment #48631105
This is great IMO. I like zig as a language and the idea behind it. But boy, it has a syntax issue. I with they figure out better syntax before 1.0, developer ergonomics I think ar…
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Comment #47731856
for those who are into books i'd recommend taking a look at alphago simplified by mark liu. It has rule based strategies + DL for connect for and other simple games.
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Show HN: Vibe Coded Text Categorizer
Used gemini-cli with gemini 3 pro preview to vibe code this thing. Share your vibe coded projects or discuss the feature of software engineering lol. │ │ Wall Time: 1h 50m 45s │ │ …
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Comment #46622968
https://vilkeliskis.com/ - rebooting as of recently to a self-hosted solution from under my desk. Btw, https://nownownow.com/ is a great place to discover people. This project is s…
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Comment #45510425
I'm thinking about trying something similar to this on top of AWS SES. They make it fairly trivial to accept email and store it to S3. So email forwarding would be straight to S3 b…
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Comment #45018707
i've been ~15 years in the tech industry, working as swe. I recently purchased 15 books on from proofs, calculus, linear algebra, real analysis combinatorics, diff equations to sel…
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Comment #41471082
I don't understand. I don't even know what exercism is. You created a site that has 2 million users and don't know how to monetize? Just charge people $5 a month to use. It will so…
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Comment #41458197
you can easily run 8b yi coder on 4090 rtx. Probably could do on a smaller gpu (16GB). I have 24gb, and run it through ollama.
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Comment #40989162
great. rtx 4090 works out of the box after installing drivers from non-free. That's on debian bookworm.
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Comment #29667195
Buy https://stores.balticvalue.com/products/electric-potato-grat... They ship it straight from lithuania. I got one recently myself. Made it Lithuania also. Then use this device to…
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Comment #28162156
I get 4-pack espresso from sams for $10 that lasts me a month. I stopped getting "lattes" and other fancy stuff long time ago.
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Comment #24807208
Exactly! I like being able to log in to any server and use vim/vi without any issues. I've noticed similar pattern with other tools, e.g. git. I've seen coworkers add all kinds off…
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Comment #24807173
It's been a while since I started using vim. I can see some similarities. Though, I didn't really do much configuration in the early days. Currently, I have pretty much no configs …
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Comment #24740054
I've been using arch for the past several years. Decided to get it installed after buying a new desktop. Overall it's good (and I've used it before), I have very simple setup and I…
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Show HN: Htmlkit – lib for declarative HTML construction in Go
Hi! Author here. I made a Golang lib this evening. It's pretty rough and low level at the moment, but I think there's opportunity to build higher level constructs on top of it. I k…
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