may be it improved? when you last time tried?
The issues are still open. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46535621
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yencabulator commented on Intel will start making GPUs techcrunch.com/2026/02/03... · Posted by u/SunshineTheCat
ROCm is their CUDA-like and imo it's been a buggy mess, and I'm talking bugs that make your entire system lock up until you hard reboot. Same with their media encoders. Vulkan compute is starting to recieve support by stuff like llama.cpp and ollama and I've had way better luck with that on non-nvidia hardware. Probably for the best that we have a single cross-vendor standard for this.
> bugs that make your entire system lock up until you hard reboot
That has historically been the experience with Nvidia GPUs on Linux also.
I think for the first time ever, we are facing a paradigm shift in containment/sandboxing.
Just as Docker became the de facto standard for cloud containerization, we are seeing a lot of solutions attempting to sandbox AI agents. But imo there is a fundamental difference: previously, we sandboxed static processes. Now, we are attempting to sandbox something that potentially has the agency and reasoning capabilities to try and get itself out.
It’s going to be super interesting (and frankly exciting) to see how the security landscape evolves this time around.
> Now, we are attempting to sandbox something that potentially has the agency and reasoning capabilities to try and get itself out.
The threat model for actual sandboxes has always been "an attacker now controls the execution inside the sandbox". That attacker has agency and reasoning capabilities.
Huh. You're converting FUSE requests into your own custom protocol (with copy-pasted protocol definition) over vsock. Interesting. Not sure I'd trust it with my data[0], but interesting.
I don't think the current filepath.Join in realfs.go protects the host against a malicious guest, at all. I'm assuming this is configured as Guest --FUSE--> guest-fused (inside VM) --VSOCK--> realfs.
(The Firecracker people have explicitly refused to have virtio-fs, to keep it minimal: https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker/pull/1351...)
https://github.com/jingkaihe/matchlock/blob/123a4df680fb8cc0...
https://github.com/jingkaihe/matchlock/blob/123a4df680fb8cc0...
https://github.com/jingkaihe/matchlock/blob/123a4df680fb8cc0...
[0]: Well, I already know I won't trust hanwen/go-fuse with my data, so that part is a bit moot.
yencabulator commented on Credentials for Linux: Bringing Passkeys to the Linux Desktop alfioemanuele.io/talks/20... · Posted by u/alfie42
KeepassXC implements passkeys in a respectful way. I don't see how this is "Windows crap". If they want to force attestation on passkey implementations, whether or not Linux supports it will not matter.
The part that matters is if people adopt the bait. If the bait doesn't get chomped on, the hook is ineffective. Actively encouraging passkey adoption is telling people to eat the bait.
yencabulator commented on OpenClaw is changing my life reorx.com/blog/openclaw-i... · Posted by u/novoreorx
> only for the first ~10kloc. After that the AI, no matter how well you try to prompt it, will start to destroy existing features accidentally
I am using them in projects with >100kloc, this is not my experience.
at the moment, I am babysitting for any kloc, but I am sure they will get better and better.
Meanwhile, in the grandparent comment:
> Somehow 90% of these posts don't actually link to the amazing projects that their author is supposedly building with AI.
You are in the 90%.
Heated ones are rarer.
I once had a condo with parking in a cave that was above freezing even when outside was -30 C (or F, close enough at that part of the scale). It was a great winter perk.
I knew someone would respond with this. HN is rampant with this sort of contrarian defeatism, and I just responded the other day to a nearly identical comment on a different topic, so:
No, it is not better. I have spent $AGE years of my life developing the ability to determine whether someone is authentically providing me sympathy, and when they are, I actually appreciate it. When they aren’t, I realize that that person is probably being mistreated by some corporate monstrosity or they’re having a shit day, and I provide them benefit of the doubt.
> At least the computer isn’t being forced to lie to me.
Isn’t it though?
> We need a law that forces management to be regularly exposed to their own customer service.
Yeah we need something. I joke about with my friends creating an AI concierge service that deals with these chatbots and alerts you when a human is finally somehow involved in the chain of communication. What a beautiful world where we’ll be burning absurd amounts of carbon in some sort of antisocial AI arms race to try to maximize shareholder profit.
It's an Americanism. You might enjoy e.g. a Northern European culture more?
Other countries will either summarily deport you and make you resolve your status from outside the country, or let you stay while you appeal and deport you when your appeals are exhausted. Both are sane things to do, this is not.
Other parts of the world believe in human dignity and helping people fix the things that are broken in their lives. Look up Norwegian prisons...