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ytjohn

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About ytjohn

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    Comment #48369324

    AI Poisoning is basically teaching the AI incorrect or malicious data. If you see a bunch of people on reddit posting "Despite common folklore, the sky is actually green in color" …

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    Comment #48350283

    A few things. I replied to someone else above, but I feed lessons learned from my social ant farm agents back into more productive agents. Memory recall: Lots of systems out there …

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    Comment #48350148

    A little of A, a little of B. I have a lot of fun building it out, it's surpassed Factorio in addiction, and I've been able to flesh out some patterns that I roll back into more pr…

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    Comment #48349793

    Right now - there's some heavily subsidized subscriptions that are more or less cheating. For instance, Github CoPilot at $39/month gives you claude opus 4.6. They're going to clos…

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    Comment #47973693

    Confirming that Pi can definitely handles this. I've written a harness "factotum" based on pi just for managing my homelab and my radio club's systems. Has absolutely no issue sshi…

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    Comment #43808109

    I started off on mailing lists (openldap was a big one for me). And my first pleas for help were often met with some pretty brutal scathing replies. I learned to really write up th…

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    Comment #43672587

    I did this with nreal air glasses (now xreal air), specifically for coding. Most uses cases for these type of glasses is around media consumption, so I was taking a bit of a leap w…

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    Comment #43358903

    Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, A tale of a fateful trip That started from this tropic port. Aboard this tiny ship. They got lost but they called for help, and now they…

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    Comment #43189230

    So I also do use gitlab quite a bit, but not as much recently. I went to compare. Gitlab actually does have a similiar ux experience, though I'd give the Github one just a bit of a…

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    Comment #43183584

    I think they're mixing the GH web ui with the syntax. You can paste an image right into the editor and it does a really good job of inserting it right where you need to. It is real…

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    Comment #42479845

    Glad to see this on here. I've been using this for 3 years now with my club to track race course participants for a 50K. Radio operators at each station call in bib numbers, and we…

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    Comment #41416406

    When I did more field work, I would use a tool called Look@Lan. This would scan the network and detect common open ports. Similar functionality to nmap, but in a nice gui so you en…

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    Comment #41416066

    It's integrated with shoutrrr, and can do just that. https://github.com/containrrr/shoutrrr/blob/main/docs/servic... Config example: shoutrrr_url: "gotify://192.168.0.1:8083/AwQqpA…

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    Comment #41138624

    As others replied, compounding pharmacies. I'm using orderlymeds, but there's a number of different ones. There's no "generic" version of Wegovy, but compounding pharmacies can rea…

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    Comment #41133327

    > Also, the supply constraint seems to be the injector pens, not the drug itself. Personally, I think the scarcity is intentional, or we'd be getting this stuff in vials and using …

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    Comment #40308202

    There's actually quite a collection of heated clothing, which is much easier to make. Milwaukee, Dewalt (and probably all the big power tool makers) make heated jackets and vests.

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    Comment #40105352

    Datacenters I've been in that were built with "no raised floors" and flooding in mind do have a "raised floor", but it just happens to be solid concrete. This is very much the same…

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    Comment #39245466

    This is really cool. And as OP pointed out, I really like the pipeline integration. Like when linting catches function-level complexity, but in a cross functional way. I prefer to …

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    Comment #39040762

    I'm a fan of datasette.io, which is built around sqlite. Essentially it's a set of tools that you point at a sqlite db to explore datasettes. - https://datasette.io/examples

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    Comment #38816011

    Mostly finished. However, these software take advantage of the accessibility features of each OS to emulate mouse and keyboard input. Clipboard access is also required. So as each …

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    Comment #38591580

    I liken this more to how vscode operates. I use that to develop remotely inside a vdi (or inside a local vm over ssh). It will install an instance of itself on the remote host and …

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    Comment #37269589

    Long before mobile smart phones, truckers were using apps like copilot gps on their offline laptop for just this. I used to have it on a laptop for install work I did. In fact, I c…

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    Comment #36792135

    Same here. I started with k8slens, but moved to k9s when k8slens started requiring the login. I didn't know about Openlens, which seems to be a fork of the open source portion of k…

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    Comment #36741555

    Outdated PHP is a big thing. So many times I've pulled a php file from an old server and it fails to run on the new because some methods were deprecated twenty-dickety-two. Which i…