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pferde commented on Eight more months of agents   crawshaw.io/blog/eight-mo... · Posted by u/arrowsmith
dude250711 · 4 days ago
Well, not 'against' per se, just watching LLM-enthusiasts tumble in the mud for now. Though I have heard that if I don't jump into the mud this instance, I will be left behind apparently for some reason. So you either get left behind or get a muddy behind, your choice.
pferde · 4 days ago
Everybody keeps saying the models are getting better, the tooling is getting better, people are discovering better practices...

So why not just wait out this insane initial phase, and if anything is left standing afterwards and proves itself, just learn that.

pferde commented on I miss thinking hard   jernesto.com/articles/thi... · Posted by u/jernestomg
agumonkey · 10 days ago
We need a new word for on-premise offshoring.

On-shoring ;

pferde · 10 days ago
Corporate has been using the term "best-shoring" for a couple of years now. To my best guess, it means "off-shoring or on-shoring, whichever of the two is cheaper".
pferde commented on Signal leaders warn agentic AI is an insecure, unreliable surveillance risk   coywolf.com/news/producti... · Posted by u/speckx
fnwbr · a month ago
coming from the fact that this was a talk held at #39c3, maybe, just maybe, this was not about selling anything at all?!

i feel like that might be hard to grasp for some HN users.

pferde · a month ago
Since Signal lives and dies on having trust of its users, maybe that's all she is after?

Saying the quiet thing out loud because she can, and feels like she should, as someone with big audience. She doesn't have to do the whole "AI for everything and kitchen sink!" cargo-culting to keep stock prices up or any of that nonsense.

pferde commented on CLI agents make self-hosting on a home server easier and fun   fulghum.io/self-hosting... · Posted by u/websku
twelvedogs · a month ago
i tried wireguard and ended up giving up on it, too many isps just block it here or use some kind of tech that fucks with it and i have no idea why, i couldn't connect to my home network because it was blocked on whatever random wifi i was on

the new problem is now my isp uses cgnat and there's no easy way around it

tailscale avoids all that, if i wanted more control i'd probably use headscale rather than bother with raw wireguard

pferde · a month ago
And there's nothing wrong with it. That is what wireguard is meant to be - a rock-solid secure tunneling implementation that's easy to build higher-level solutions on.
pferde commented on CLI agents make self-hosting on a home server easier and fun   fulghum.io/self-hosting... · Posted by u/websku
TheCraiggers · a month ago
Port scanners don't try to ssh into my server with various username/password combinations.

I prefer to hide my port instead of using F2B for a few reasons.

1. Log spam. Looking in my audit logs for anything suspicious is horrendous when there's just megs of login attempts for days.

2. F2B has banned me in the past due to various oopsies on my part. Which is not good when I'm out of town and really need to get into my server.

3. Zero days may be incredibly rare in ssh, but maybe not so much in Immich or any other relatively new software stack being exposed. I'd prefer not to risk it when simple alternatives exist.

Besides the above, using Tailscale gives me other options, such as locking down cloud servers (or other devices I may not have hardware control over) so that they can only be connected to, but not out of.

pferde · a month ago
You can tweak rate thresholds for F2B, so that it blocks the 100-attempts-per-second attackers, but doesn't block your three-attempts-per-minute manual fumbling.
pferde commented on Don't fall into the anti-AI hype   antirez.com/news/158... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
tmplostpwd · a month ago
If you don't want people "stealing" your code, you don't want open source. You want source available.
pferde · a month ago
You're confusing open source with public domain.
pferde commented on European Commission issues call for evidence on open source   lwn.net/Articles/1053107/... · Posted by u/pabs3
pferde · a month ago
One of the most useful steps would be to support codeforges like Github on European soil, and development of the ForgeFed project, so that those forges can talk to each other.
pferde commented on Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions   resources.github.com/acti... · Posted by u/kevin-david
Madmallard · 2 months ago
I don't understand how once these companies go down the user hostile hell-hole... like why do we allow them to keep operating?

How is there not a collective decision to dissolve them?

pferde · 2 months ago
I deleted my account the day Microsoft acquisition was confirmed. If more people did that, maybe we wouldn't be here.
pferde commented on No AI* Here – A Response to Mozilla's Next Chapter   waterfox.com/blog/no-ai-h... · Posted by u/MrAlex94
api · 2 months ago
We're still in bubble-period hyper-polarized discourse: "shoehorn AI into absolutely everything and ram it down your throat" vs "all AI is bad and evil and destroying the world."
pferde · 2 months ago
The former is a cause, the latter an effect of it.
pferde commented on Vibe coding creates fatigue?   tabulamag.com/p/too-fast-... · Posted by u/rom16384
lukan · 2 months ago
Words changed meaning all the time through history, it just happens faster.
pferde · 2 months ago
The two examples the grandparent post mentioned are not really evolution, but rather making everything sound bombastic and sensationalist. The end game for that trend is the cigarette brand ad billboard in Idiocracy, where a half-naked muscular man glares at you angrily and going "If you do not smoke our brand, f* you!"

Sounds more like de-volution to me.

u/pferde

KarmaCake day3437October 13, 2011View Original