punnerud

Tested with incognito, works fine without login using the link

Why not just show the real link to ?

You know that a lot of acquisitions is equity hire. How do you get engineers to be excited about fixing something low level in Facebook, a hard task; you don't. Better to wrap those problems in green field projects and have engineers excited, and adopt that tech back into Facebook. Google done this forever (DeepMind). Seems like the work of a genius?

Zuckerbergs comment from 2010: «We have not once bought a company for the company. We buy companies to get excellent people.»

Thanks for the feedback, will fix the local storage part

Thank you, tried to make it intuitive and fun to play

Can we get a super fast way to update DNS with lower cache, so dynamic IP updated through API works. This is one of the limiting factors.

Cloudflare works but the cache give downtime after every IP-switch

If you have enough examples you can train an AI on your preferences, then use that distilled AI as a unit test. Don’t combine multiple into one AI. If they don’t agree you want it to fail so you can decide and retrain the tests.

Why not have 5,6 rings at different levels and do it live in 3D?

Luckily I have a project with 200k lines of code, generating substantial revenue. Asked Fabel to run continuously through all features with up to 50 parallel agents, fix bugs, log improvements etc (just to max out tokens before the week reset)

Not just experience or prior knowledge; more like a way to generalise knowledge and connect the dots with little training data.

Its already 100% using Rust, the Python part is just a wrapper if people want to use it within Python. Also have made an iOS app I soon will release, and for browsers, using just Rust. There is documentations on how to use the Rust part.

RTL8159 is way cheaper from Aliexpress in other products, and most is this small or smaller for 10G.

The article should maybe have been focusing on that piece?

Simon Willis (guy behind Django) told about this 5days ago (19min in): https://youtu.be/wc8FBhQtdsA?si=OeA5qzbWGqDY8Vu4

Thank you, I remember a lot of good discussions between architects and engineers. How to make it both beautiful and a good environment to be in

I had a job as HVAC engineer for the upgraded Oslo Airport back in 2011; started doing HVAC work for 3 weeks the rest was programming trying to make the rest of people more efficient. Made an Excel sheet with a lot of macros to manage all the drawing of the airport. That’s why I switched to programming when I continued to study, and did not want to come back before I got more experience.

They even gave me a big desk at Trondheim/Tyholt so I could help them with the software during my studies.

«Why we did it»; would rather have a “How we did it”. The why gave me AI generated marketing material feelings.

Tailscale’s article about NAT traversal is an example of how to write “how we did it”: https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works

And PyTorch, and Pandas, and, and…

If its just static content you can also use GitHub Pages, its free and you get SSL/OwnDomain, use it for most of my iPhone/Mac Apps. Example https://jetpach.com/

Should fix the images on the page, but the app looks good. Using Termius on iPhone, but seriously thinking of trying something else

Wished there was more of a Minecraft style of control. A bit hard to do changes using a touch interface (example iPhone or iPad)

Could we all get bigger FPGAs and load the model onto it using the same technique?

That’s like saying origami is already a thing. Agree that this could be cool to test as new kind of infill.

ChatGPt 5.2: “ Drive — because it’s your car that needs to get to the car wash.

50 meters is comically short, but walking there without the car doesn’t solve the “wash the car” part. If you’re worried about it feeling silly, you can also just roll/push it that distance if it’s safe and legal where you are, but the practical answer is: drive it over.”

Grok: “To wash your car at a car wash 50 meters away, you’ll need to drive it there—walking would leave the car behind, and I’m assuming you don’t have a really long hose or a team of helpers to carry it. That said, if you’re feeling extra eco-friendly (or just want the exercise), you could theoretically push it, but that’s probably more hassle than it’s worth for such a short distance. Drive safe!”

Claude Opus 4.6: “Drive. You need the car at the car wash. ”

“Has begun” as in recent? BankAxept has been in use in Norway since 1991 to avoid the VISA/Mastercard “tax” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BankAxept

Biggest banks here refused to support Apple Pay and worked hard on legislations to open NFC access. Now we can pay with no fees to Visa/Mastercard or Apple even from our phones.

When can I get remote access in the iPhone app? Start on my laptop, check results using Tailscale/VPN and add follow up’s on the mobile to run on the computer. Know many that would love this feature.

My Clawdbot/Moltbot/OpenBot can’t access. Tried multiple times, so guess it’s overloaded. (It don’t have access to any sensitive information and running on a isolated server)

Believe it work for everyone? I am located in Oslo/Norway, so can’t check if it does not apply everywhere.

Only need to go to this page to do the request https://privacy.apple.com/

You know you only need to do a GDPR request to Apple (dedicated page), select images and you get a download link after a few hours

Been using exactly this setup for a year now, works great. Have to be on the same WiFi to install from Xcode to iPhone. There is a “workaround” having it deploy to TestFlight, but it’s slow. Looking for a way to forward mDNS over VPN, to bad iPhone/Tailscale don’t support it. Only possibility I found is to have a separate mobile router that support forwarding mDNS.

My favorite speed up trick: “ HTTP range requests for metadata. Wheel files are zip archives, and zip archives put their file listing at the end. uv tries PEP 658 metadata first, falls back to HTTP range requests for the zip central directory, then full wheel download, then building from source. Each step is slower and riskier. The design makes the fast path cover 99% of cases. None of this requires Rust.”