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tomasff

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    Comment #48836263

    > So now I have a large script which debootstraps a Debian based NAS into being. Is part of this publicly available? After seeing, - https://words.filippo.io/frood/ - https://0poin…

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    Comment #48765527

    I wish this had some remote collaboration/shared notepad. I got tricked by all the cursors

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    Show HN: Internet button – April Fool's edition

    A week ago I made a website with a single button and a live click counter. Now I want to see how long it takes the internet to reach 420,000 clicks, except now you can unclick the …

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    Comment #43465245

    This is really cool, now I'm tempted to add some kind of interactive element like this to my website. reminds me of the 2000s internet online user/views counters

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    Comment #43465219

    Thank you for clicking!

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    Comment #43465210

    Haha nice point of reference (LotR) - I ended up not storing user-agent/ip etc, only 8 bytes for the timestamp. I was initially going to dump the clicks on sqlite but it felt a bit…

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    Comment #43454479

    Thanks! Thank you for sharing this, TIL about The Button - looks much cooler and interactive, wish I'd thought of this haha. After making this I also learned about the Global Caps …

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    Comment #43454305

    Yeah hahah, I suspect a lot of the clicks have already been automated, when I went to sleep it was at around ~4k clicks and in the morning it had gone up to 140k clicks Curious to …

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    Comment #43454279

    Yeah, I did not expect it to be that short . Not shared with many people apart from some friends and here in HN, so I was expecting a few hours more. Haven't looked much at the tra…

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    Show HN: Don't click this button – testing the internet's patience

    This weekend I was looking for a side project to play around with Go so I built a simple web experiment to test the self control of the internet: it has a single button, a live cli…

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    Comment #43153904

    Bitwarden Authenticator is a separate service. Even if you don't use bitwarden you can use this apparently

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    Comment #41853477

    That's why I said "clean room implementation". Any reason why Pumpkin does not build on top of Valence? Would be great to see a more cohesive ecosystem for Minecraft servers in the…

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    Comment #41850138

    See also https://github.com/valence-rs/valence A "clean room" implementation of the Minecraft server written in Rust

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    Comment #41237941

    There's Gemini Nano which runs on-device

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    Comment #39301990

    ~~Well, worth nothing that the original prompt you provided didn't include the suggested strategy~~ Edit: My bad didn't read the parent comment properly

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    Comment #39301722

    Gemini Ultra answered this correctly for me: " It's impossible to say for sure if Jake will like salmon or cheese based on the information given."

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    Comment #39301285

    Mhm could be a region thing maybe? Not working for me on Gemini Advanced in the UK

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    Comment #39301240

    Is image generation working for you?

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    Comment #39301057

    It doesn't seem like it's using Gemini Ultra yet. For me it seems like only the interface has been updated since the image generation capabilities are not working.

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    Comment #39094684

    Good point, it doesn't quite fit the same purpose as AirDrop & other alternatives. Useful if you want to share files between your devices though!

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    Comment #39079756

    I think the modern alternative is Nearby Share which works via BLE or WiFi with Android / Windows / ChromeOS

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    Comment #39079634

    If you already use Tailscale, Taildrop [1] works great. [1] https://tailscale.com/kb/1106/taildrop

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    Comment #36335015

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.09238 This is a great transparent and clear description of what is actually going on in attention layers. Alternatively, this article by Jay Alammar is a…

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    Comment #36323491

    +1 for PorkBun