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New comment by mooiedingen in "Nuclear energy key to decarbonising Europe, says EESC"

mooiedingen — Fri, 12 Dec 2025 23:42:58 +0000

Heil euro fuhrer vonderlying! Ist das warum sie eine nue "Unternehmen Barbarossa2.0" macht?

New comment by mooiedingen in "NATO's Rutte warns against a war on the scale of that seen by past generations"

mooiedingen — Thu, 11 Dec 2025 14:41:33 +0000

Rutte only is in that position to "enjoy immunity" after his crimes against humanity by victimizing over 113k children herstel.toeslagen.nl

New comment by mooiedingen in "Ask HN: Why so many sites block traffic from Russia?"

mooiedingen — Mon, 17 Nov 2025 07:30:15 +0000

Imho it is sad that it is happening!, However in many cases it is just a DNS level ban which has been put in place by governments.

That means in a country like mine Belgium where government controls DNS through an entity DNS-Belgium they make it act as the GFW for both incomming as outgoing traffic.

For one that knows what that means, One knows how to bypass this which is as simple as letting another provider resolve DNS...

Since i use DNS to also block a shtload of advertisements, i have built in a whole list of resolvers which i tested to check if they censor.

The one i can think of my head that doesn't block is quad9: 9.9.9.9 & 149.112.112.112 one thats simply configures the earlier mentionned ip addresses to resolve his DNS queries shall will be able to reach Russian based sites again.

For a Solution from in Russia one can look at proxies,vpns,.. but i do not know what works from there for i am stuck in this shtty country over here :(

I hope this will resolve soon, if you want me to try and help you, i am always willing to do my best, just let me know

New comment by mooiedingen in "Digital ID, a new way to create and present an ID in Apple Wallet"

mooiedingen — Thu, 13 Nov 2025 14:56:21 +0000

The age of digitized "Slave Certificates" is upon us... As only the "Masters" that are mandated by the government extending to the UN that "Need" it for you to prove who that you are who you are assigned as at birt(In case nature was involved) for when you are already made "Artificial" it comes build in... "How dare you fill in another name than WE ASSIGNED You?!?"

In an age wherein everything is backdoored somehow voluntary or not, "You Shall still sync your digital twin!!!" So we can predict pre-crime whilst we are busy with depopulation & Migration(See press release last Bilderbergclub meeting!)

Make no mistake as 95% of countries is looking to implement this.. for it is your right as defined by the United Nations(whenever democracy needs to be declared war!) (See joint declaration of 1942)

New comment by mooiedingen in "Ask HN: Who uses open LLMs and coding assistants locally? Share setup and laptop"

mooiedingen — Fri, 31 Oct 2025 20:45:22 +0000

Vim+ollama-vim Start new file with at the top in the comments the instructions needed to follow to become the solution to the problem and let it work like a sort of auto complete... example: # The Following is a python # Script that uses the # libraries requests and # BeautifullSoup to scrape # url_to_scrape = input( # "what url do i need to # fetch?") import ... """autocompletes from here the rest""" anywhere in a script one can # comment ' Instructions this way i find the most effective instead of asking Write me a script for this or that.. take a coding model and finetune it with commonly used snippets of code... This is completely customizable and will stay coherent to your own writing style.. i made embeddings per language, even md. python javascript vimscript lua php html json(however output is json) xml Css ...

New comment by mooiedingen in "Write the damn code"

mooiedingen — Tue, 30 Sep 2025 04:31:44 +0000

I argue that if using a llm that has been trained on 'human' text is a cause for more troubles when used to code opposed to when one uses a model trained only code allow me to explain: If one uses models only trained on code all one has to do is to write the instructions as a comment at the top of the document and the llm will do the rest: ``` #The Following piece of code #Shall be written in python #The goal of the code is to #Scrape news.ycombinator.com #Fetching the last 10 posts #using requests and BS4 #The output shall be parsed #Title and corresponding url ``` In fact if the model used is not capable to finnish the script at this point it means that the model cannot code,

New comment by mooiedingen in "Guy running a Google rival from his laundry room"

mooiedingen — Wed, 10 Sep 2025 15:36:32 +0000

Nothing new as it has been done before, the concept is simple enough: step 1: indexer, solr/lucene Step 2: crawler of which there are several foss, build one yourself? or you just run yacy which is a combo of the above, hook combine with an oldschool searx instance and you will be granted the title as seeker by the spirit of Fravia+ who was elder of the searchlores!!! Not only will you filter crap made by machine learning models, but thou shall find what thou seek! I refuse to call a 16 line long for loop triggering in memory loaded tokenized data where data can be anything from a scientific paper hallucinated by a chatbot to a message between two lovers anything intelligent for it is not intelligence but a blob of tokenized fcking data in memory getting triggered for an output by a derp with a 16 line long for loop!!!

New comment by mooiedingen in "Run a legal LTE network at home for $100"

mooiedingen — Mon, 01 Sep 2025 01:04:52 +0000

It is possible,... There is a GNU/Linux distro that has all the software needed. "DragonOS" For all you (Wireless) networking endeavors... But over here at The other side of the pond... "transmitting" radiowaves is "Regulated" with a "Permit"/ham-radio license... and the spectrum already is "Distributed" between operators.

however.. i am not saying one cannot have fun?! Spending an afternoon sticking together a broomstick and an usbstick trying to contact major tom because that is literally what you will be doing.

get a conductive piece of "material" Plug into usb and try to let it radiate electromagnetic waves...

have fun and stay safe <3

New comment by mooiedingen in "NASA to announce nuclear reactor on the moon"

mooiedingen — Tue, 05 Aug 2025 03:18:02 +0000

If that is what ur up to Muricah, i say congratulations for the effort to start but as you do not seem to be aware of the fact this already been achieved. I would worry if i can trust the level of informedness at this level, But who "decided to pull all services back from the east.." now u guys flying into what you don't know what you cannot imaging the keks this is giving"

Yours.truly

New comment by mooiedingen in "Persona vectors: Monitoring and controlling character traits in language models"

mooiedingen — Mon, 04 Aug 2025 03:47:36 +0000

Bruh the "steering" you speak of is already known, and implemented for over 2 years already in the oobaabooga/text-generarion-webui it to me is worrysome that these kinds of projects get funded by governments when they are done by a comercial company and nobody knowing this allready been done implemented free and opensource... that is like saying: "please Daddy, accept my money for your research and comeriacally abuse me further, rather than thank you $opensourcedev"

New comment by mooiedingen in "Gaslight-driven development"

mooiedingen — Thu, 17 Jul 2025 02:07:09 +0000

To those that still believe that a bunch of data loaded into memory, where data can be anything from a scientific article to a message between two lovers, getting triggered for an output with input and a basic for loop can represent anything intelligence, i have some bad news for you like damn ya'll don't you know git(hub) & huggingface? Ofcourse the drawback of that is that you are not contributing to AGI KEK!

New comment by mooiedingen in "The AGI economy is coming faster than you think"

mooiedingen — Sat, 21 Jun 2025 10:04:00 +0000

> "Be A 16 line long for loop triggering in memory loaded data for an output"

  > Altman: Is this intelligence?  

  > Altman: We gonna achieve AGI!!

  > Altman: Gib money pleaz

New comment by mooiedingen in "Ask HN: Do you still use search engines?"

mooiedingen — Wed, 09 Apr 2025 02:05:31 +0000

Absolutely, as the great Fravia+ RIP :( once said, it is in your advantage to know where and how to find possible solutions for your problems. And i am willing to even go so far as to say:

The more you thrust the models, the less cognitive load you are spending checking and verifiefing which will lead to what people call ai but which actually is nothing more than a for loop over in memory loaded data. That those who still think that: for Μessage in messages... can represent any sort of intelligence actually has already brainwashed on a new itteration of the "one armed bandit" where you click regenerate indefinatly with a random seed being distracted from what is going on around you

New comment by mooiedingen in "Trackmania Nightmares"

mooiedingen — Tue, 09 Jul 2024 10:30:20 +0000

I understand your strugles. However i think that instead of bloatbuntu an arch based solution would be "less hassle" the aur has several solutions for steam in various ways and for me to get trackmania running all it took was a yay -Syyu steam launch steam install trackmania and play. I think when it comes down to doing custumized projects like this arch based distro's seem to be less troublesome in some way or there are packages in the aur that greatly help with customized stuff, alternatively, the heroic games launcher also has trackmania.

I think server based distro's are less "flexible" for custom projects like this under the hood it is all GNU+Linux but i think arch offers more flexibility for customizations. And tbh isnt any harder/unstable/or anything else they say than any other distro. Certainly if you are allready familiar with gnu+linux. I would even recommend arch for beginners. Because of the flexibility and the aur.

however i wont say there wont be any struggles to get it working the way you want to since i have had similar "problems" in the past and i think that that will always be to some degree and you will only learn to solve them faster by experiencing more of them. But as you gain experience it will improve.

it is also a case of knowing what will work and what not. I know that i will always make a python venv instead of a conda one because the conda envoirments are doomed with torch, cuda and glibc and conda envoirments seem to get bigger in size as well however my venvs range from 10 to 30gb as well certainly for something like a comfyui with a ton of custom nodes requiring their depencies.

I understand your struggles and congratulate you on your accomplishments and thank you for sharing your experience since it gonna be helpfull for someone sometime.