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tbiehn

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About tbiehn

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    Nice (and MIT Licensed!) - I'll give this a shot. Another thing these types of tools bring is multiplayer support. Which I found my distributed teams really benefiting from over ti…

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    This project (and others like it) are graphviz wrappers - they do some really cool stuff to emit styled .dot files that look better than writing and rendering raw gv.# Allowing spe…

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    Comment #42046061

    Semgrep is another great option to get value out of static analysis checks against both the language and a few common frameworks. It remains a popular choice for security folks wri…

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    Interesting idea - do you handle ‘dead keys’ as well? Let’s say you optimistically re-fetch a few times, but no client re-requests?

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    Comment #40037202

    Just imagine if we didn’t use heuristics to fix arbitrary inputs and instead we used some sort of learning algorithm that was trained on producing valid looking json - then all we’…

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    Comment #37941092

    Not the fort-knox implementation it claims on the tin. 'LocalSend uses a secure communication protocol that allows devices to communicate with each other using a REST API. All data…

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    Comment #37749724

    Reminds me of https://tinygo.org/ - a project that brings Golang to embedded devices, browser (wasm) contexts. Do you converge or diverge from that project?

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    Comment #37137720

    I’m chatting with a founder who started building a moderation pipeline with gpt-4 w/ embeddings to save credits & time. Seems like something that will become ubiquitous.

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    Comment #37137602

    This article shines a light on exactly why LLMs /arent/ just autocomplete with context. There’s real computation going on in there. https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/07/a-jargon…

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    Comment #37133006

    A tip for your context window problem: prefer ‘editing’ a previous message to add whatever clarification is required - rather than having a ‘chat.’ Definitely helps keep it on the …

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    Comment #36960223

    Yet another DNS file delivery thing - wrote a few years ago to get files into restrictive networks and results out: https://dualuse.io/blog/dnspump/

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    Comment #36578969

    Another factor; so many programs today either require or… at least try a network connection before they actually DO anything.

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    Comment #35994580

    I keep plugging my own… yet another API invoker - with parallel queries, templates, and config files written in Golang; https://github.com/tbiehn/thoughtloom Has some interesting e…

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    Comment #34512227

    I wonder if the author had ever tried milkdrop before? Seems like the same type of thing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MilkDrop

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    Comment #31775704

    The whole thing actually goes back to smoking weed. The ‘no mouse ethos’ goes at least as far back as the ratpoison window manager and this historic post: https://www.nongnu.org/ra…

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    Comment #27768943

    I don't think 'young traders' get news from bloomberg articles quoting dudes in totally sick ascots. It's almost self-parody.

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    Comment #22155865

    You, like me, might be looking for benchmarks; https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=radeon-g...

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    Comment #20975802

    So if a host supports SNI you send it 400+mil requests? C'mon, dish.

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    Comment #20973278

    Interesting, some results out of Shodan were surprising - this might be the reason. How do you pick what domains to try?