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Amund's note on home server security

raniseth.com

security
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How I run LLMs locally

abishekmuthian.com

A HN user asked me0 how I run LLMs locally with some specific questions, I’m documenting...
A HN user asked me0 how I run LLMs locally with some specific questions, I’m documenting it here for everyone.Before I begin I would like to credit the thousands or millions of unknown artists, coders and writers upon whose work the Large Language Models(LLMs) are trained, often without due credit or compensation.Ge...

ai artificial intelligence llm ollama self-hosting
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C Is Not a Low-level Language (2018)

acm.org

hardware pdf
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I keep turning my Google Sheets into phone-friendly webapps, and I can’t stop

arstechnica.com

web
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Game dev in Rust, a year later

rust-lang.org

games graphics rust
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Marco Zocca - Minimum bipartite matching via Riemann optimization

ocramz.github.io

math
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Decker — The Array Cast

arraycast.com

audio mac plt visualization
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Oils 0.24.0 - Closures, Objects, and Namespaces

oilshell.org

programming release unix
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Re: Core statement on version control systems

netbsd.org

netbsd
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The Tiny Ultrabright Laser that Can Melt Steel

ieee.org

In 2016, the Japanese government announced a plan for the emergence of a new kind of...
In 2016, the Japanese government announced a plan for the emergence of a new kind of society. Human civilization, the proposal explained, had begun with hunter-gatherers, passed through the agrarian and industrial stages, and was fast approaching the end of the information age. As then Prime Minister Shinzo Abe put ...

hardware lasers pcsel photonic crystals semiconductor laser
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Cay Horstmann's Unblog

horstmann.com

linux
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Weak references and garbage collectors

bernsteinbear.com

From 2018 to 2021, I worked on a greenfield Python runtime called Skybison. One of its...
From 2018 to 2021, I worked on a greenfield Python runtime called Skybison. One of its major differences from CPython was that it used a moving garbage collector (GC). This I understood in theory—I knew that it ran when the heap filled up, knew we needed handles to update pointers in the runtime’s code, had read the...
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Improved performance and publishing - Gleam

gleam.run

Published 05 Jan, 2025 by Louis Pilfold Gleam is a type-safe and scalable language for the...
Published 05 Jan, 2025 by Louis Pilfold Gleam is a type-safe and scalable language for the Erlang virtual machine and JavaScript runtimes. Today Gleam v1.7.0 has been published, featuring an array of wonderful improvements. Let’s take a look! Gleam is a language with immutable data, and it has a syntax for creating ...

gleam release
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The capitalist wet dream | artagnon.com

artagnon.com

ai
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The Genius of the N64's CACHE Instruction

youtube.com

games gaming historical video
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"AI" on a Calculator: Part 1

z80.me

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Technology is never a substitute for consent

lapcatsoftware.com

privacy
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Unix and Microservice Platforms

brandonbloom.name

“Code the Perimeter” is the key insight of Kevin Greer’s fabulous 2016 analysis of why Unix...
“Code the Perimeter” is the key insight of Kevin Greer’s fabulous 2016 analysis of why Unix beat Multics and what it means for Google’s mission to organize the world’s information. If you haven’t seen it, it’s well worth 7 minutes of your time. In the 1960s, implementing a new operating system was considered a hercu...

unix
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How Do You Like What You’ve Built? — Morris Brodersen

morrisbrodersen.de

January 3rd, 2025 Recently, a colleague asked me for a code review on some complex UI...
January 3rd, 2025 Recently, a colleague asked me for a code review on some complex UI changes. The idea was to make an error-prone form easier to use by displaying warnings in the right moment, and automating various state changes in the background (think “smart configurator”). The requirements were given upfront, s...

practices
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Testing a linker | David Lattimore

davidlattimore.github.io

compilers rust
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I Live My Life a Quarter Century at a Time

tla.systems

So, we are coming up on a little anniversary for me this weekend. On the 5th...
So, we are coming up on a little anniversary for me this weekend. On the 5th of January 2000, Steve Jobs unveiled the new Aqua user interface of Mac OS X to the world at Macworld Expo. The Age of Aquarius Towards the end of the presentation, he showed off the Dock. You all know the Dock, it’s been at the bottom of y...

historical mac
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Iterated log coding

adamscherlis.github.io

math
1
Apple to pay $95 million to settle lawsuit accusing Siri of eavesdropping

apnews.com

Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the privacy-minded company of...
Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the privacy-minded company of deploying its virtual assistant Siri to eavesdrop on people using its iPhone and other trendy devices.The proposed settlement filed Tuesday in an Oakland, California, federal court would resolve a 5-year-old lawsuit revolv...

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A preference for deterministic tools over probabilistic tools - The Boston Diaries - Captain Napalm

conman.org

Last month, I added code to my assembler to output BASIC code instead of binary to...
Last month, I added code to my assembler to output BASIC code instead of binary to make it easier to use assembly subroutines from BASIC. But I've been working on a rather large program that assembles to nearly 2K of object code, and it takes a bit of time to POKE all that data into memory. So I took a bit of time (...

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