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born-jre commented on Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (March 2026)    · Posted by u/david927
born-jre · 3 days ago
https://github.com/blue-monads/potatoverse

Platform for running web apps.

Single static binary and SQLite

lua for now (WASM future)

DEMO:

https://tubersalltheway.top/zz/pages/auth/login

born-jre commented on Show HN: Potatoverse, home for your vibecoded apps   github.com/blue-monads/po... · Posted by u/born-jre
verdverm · 7 days ago
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born-jre · 7 days ago
:( ok
born-jre commented on Speculative Speculative Decoding (SSD)   arxiv.org/abs/2603.03251... · Posted by u/E-Reverance
libraryofbabel · 8 days ago
This is interesting stuff. I wonder if these sorts of tricks are already in use at the big labs.

Incidentally, I would recommend trying implementing speculative decoding yourself if you really want to understand LLM inference internals (that, and KV caching of course). I tried it over the Christmas holidays and it was a wonderful learning experience. (And hard work, especially because I forced myself to do it by hand without coding agent assistance.)

born-jre · 8 days ago
i think this matters more for lower batch sizes (local llm and private enterprise deployment where there wont be big user at specific time for big batch size) going from mem Io bottleneck to compute.
born-jre commented on A simple web we own   rsdoiel.github.io/blog/20... · Posted by u/speckx
nine_k · 17 days ago
Potatoverse is a great name :)) BTW do you remember Sandstorm.io?
born-jre · 17 days ago
Thanks cap'n-py. Yeah, I love Sandstorm. My goal is to be more portable, lighter, and a 'download binary and run' kind of tool. There are also other attempts around what I call the 'packaging with Docker' approach (Coolify, etc.), which are more attempts at packaging existing apps. But my approach—the platform—gives a bunch of stuff you can use to make apps faster, but you have to bend to its idiosyncrasies. In turn, you do not need a beefy home lab to run it (not everyone is a tinkerer). It's more focused, so it will be easier for the end user running it than for the developer.
born-jre commented on A simple web we own   rsdoiel.github.io/blog/20... · Posted by u/speckx
born-jre · 17 days ago
I kind of resonate with a lot of things in the article. My own personal view is that we should make hosting stuff vastly simpler; that's one of the goals of my project, at least my attempt (self promo)

https://github.com/blue-monads/potatoverse

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