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2,393karma·363submissions·December 17, 2013
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Contact me at: [my username] [at] adolfo [dot] ochagavia [dot] nl (or check out ochagavia.nl)
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Sounds like babysitting an LLM, with the alarming difference that this AI can kill you if you are not paying enough attention
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Out of curiosity, is there a build setup you have seen in the past that you think could be a good replacement for this complex GitHub CI setup? Asking for a friend ;) Update: now I've finished re…
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Does this mean we should be migrating our SSH keys to post-quantum crypto right now?
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Thanks! It's always scary when container technology fiddles with your network... I wonder how they can be at peace with such defaults. Another reason to stick with good old containerd units, I gu…
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Surprised Teeworlds hasn't been mentioned yet ( https://teeworlds.com/ )
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It would be better not to post urls to the blog, to prevent it from getting links and get even higher in search results...
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Could you share more details about this? Do you mean that e.g., if I run LXD/Incus on a machine with a public IP address, anyone on the internet could route traffic through it?
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Many QUIC features get implemented while in draft stage as people iterate on the RFC's design (e.g., ACK Frequency[0] is currently on draft version 14 and I implemented support for it three years…
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Thanks for posting this! As a long-time Rust user (and contributor, in the good old days), the thing that has always fascinated me about Rust is the healthy balance it strikes between academic brillia…
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That's what I actually used to fix this one! I'm not too deep into the JVM ecosystem, so I gave Claude a try just in case... and it fixed it :) Btw I didn't mention it in the blog post,…
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Calling Kotlin from Rust (and other languages) is useful when you want access to an existing Kotlin codebase and would rather avoid creating a full-blown port. I guess most people don't do things…
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I got a notification through F5 bot ( https://f5bot.com/ )
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OP here, thanks for submitting!
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Thanks for taking the time! I love being able to see through abstractions too, but for web applications I'm looking for a bit more "magic" (e.g., .NET's EF Core is the gold standar…
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It's been a while since I last had a detailed look at web applications in Rust (i.e., stuff with databases, auth, etc). You could use axum for the web server, which is very mature, but I'd s…
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I'm a heavy Rust user and fan, but I'd never pick Rust for web. There are way more mature ecosystems out there to choose from. Why would you waste "innovation tokens" in a Rust-bas…
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Spelling mistake, I'd guess? The spanish word for it is inyección.
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You surely meant to write "a loong way", right?
7mo ago·view thread
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I for one am glad there is a commercial angle to the project. Done right, it means more hours could go into making things better, in a sustainable way. Also, having paying users provides a strong ince…
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I think the idea is to store-and-forward IP packets, then use QUIC on top of that
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> by the time there are only a few relay satellites around a planet. Based on the limited information I have, I think it will take decades (at least) to get there for most planets. Hopefully the re…
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OP here. I'm also looking forward to an ending! I'll definitely write more once our research has made more progress :)
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