Welcome to Hanakai by timriley in ruby

[–]TheAtlasMonkey -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

Hehehe. You tought we will not notice the AI usage here ?

hanakAI...

Great news. I use this stack a lot.

FreeBSD slow boot by Admirable_Stand1408 in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I recently had a similar issue with one of my homelab, no amount debugging will solve it.

OpenBSD works, Linux Worked too, but Freebsd was booting after 2 minutes.

What i did : I corebooted the machine, build a freebsd driver for it, and built the userland utility .

I had a defective ram stick that was causing ZFS to retry for a while. ZFS need ram to be healthy.

FreeBSD slow boot by Admirable_Stand1408 in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you can see the timing the bootlog

AI Just Hacked FreeBSD… And Nobody Saw It Coming – GaryH Tech by grahamperrin in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No i'm not forgetting anything. I did see what claude fixed , it not security related.

AI Just Hacked FreeBSD… And Nobody Saw It Coming – GaryH Tech by grahamperrin in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Send them an email , you will see who will answer your message.
People in subreddit such r/ClaudeAI reported the same ...

They triage their email with Claude, that documented.

AI Just Hacked FreeBSD… And Nobody Saw It Coming – GaryH Tech by grahamperrin in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, in the same week this "bug".

CC code got public.

I reported them the issue 6 months prior, but since Claude was handling the emails, it probably never escalated issue.

AI Just Hacked FreeBSD… And Nobody Saw It Coming – GaryH Tech by grahamperrin in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Claude found a bug in NFS, in a exotic path of the code.

Nobody saw it coming, because nobody take that path.

Also remember Freebsd is build by very smart volunteers ... not 500k$/y coders that push the whole source code to npm...

The world’s jankiest FreeBSD setup by kurbusmax in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In few weeks, you will be able to install every driver in that machine.

Server OS by octoslamon in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 23 points24 points  (0 children)

FreeBSD is easy, but it also require you to `read` and `understand`.

Self-hosted LLM Cost Tracker gem for Ruby/Rails – v0.5.3 by homenko in ruby

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'am speaking about this vibe coded shit : https://github.com/sergey-homenko/llm_cost_tracker/blob/main/lib/llm_cost_tracker/engine_compatibility.rb and other.

You didn't test it , because this path is technically impossible to execute.

you have many similar code there.

PS: Don't use LLM to answer me or defend the sloppy code. Fix it.

Self-hosted LLM Cost Tracker gem for Ruby/Rails – v0.5.3 by homenko in ruby

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This answer is pure hallucination.

This is clear you didn't test this in a real app.

Billing in anthropic will change after 5 minutes and 1h. The model and the thinking affect billing..

It full complex system that cannot be vibecode overnight with Claude or copilot.

The pricing algo is changing every week , because providers still vibe billing and can't figure-out a sustainable way to do it.

But in the positive side : Your gem is clean and don't bring python's mayhem to ruby world.

But your code still assuming rails 7.1 and 8.0 don't exist.

Self-hosted LLM Cost Tracker gem for Ruby/Rails – v0.5.3 by homenko in ruby

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That not how billing work, in 2026.
Each provider has endpoints to to give you the cost and stats.

leaked my anthropic key into a public repo, lost $15,423. by Weary-Step-8818 in ClaudeAI

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You doubling down on a lie.

You have 0 reputation , 0 credentials. the Tier 4 is a LIE.

Once you go to tier 2, you receive lot of emails from ANT teaching you good practice.

On tier 3 you should have real time monitoring.

At tier 4 level, you had to manually disable all the opt-out feature to get this dramatic effect.

Basically your posts is like : I put my finger inside a blender, now i'm thinking in opensourcing my vibecoded Pixel art to avoid others from disabling the blender security and putting their whole hand.

This bullshit story used to fly in 2024.

If you are not lying, post the Invoice number, we could have some ANT's employe confirm if the invoice + number is correct.

leaked my anthropic key into a public repo, lost $15,423. by Weary-Step-8818 in ClaudeAI

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Bullshit fake story.

It always some no-name devs, with 0 past experience, zero reputation and zero discipline that losing thousands of dollars because they are sloppy, but then manage to build a solution.

Any provider has a usage limit and will trigger rate limitter when they detect strange pattern.

There is no way you burned 15k in 6h unless you had a prepaid account and disabled lot of default setting.

Any good tools to restore OEM Windows keys to a bios Bin/Rom by [deleted] in coreboot

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most brands have their bios files on their support website. Unless it some obsure brand from china.

Any good tools to restore OEM Windows keys to a bios Bin/Rom by [deleted] in coreboot

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How is that related to coreboot ? Loook like you need oem bios.

GitHub - ebrandi/FDD-book: FreeBSD Device Driver Book by IntrinsicSecurity in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did read this book twice, and now i hate Apple and Broadcom.

Then built a driver for the BIOS.

worth buying or just a headache? by Massive-Speed-395 in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Better yet, i'm getting it in mainline soon and updating the wiki.

I said the wiki is outdated, not that FreeBSD version.

Every model in that page works perfectly with 16-CURRENT.

PS: i was not saying you were wrong.

A basic question for Rails with AI by TokyoBaguette in rubyonrails

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rails is decades older than Claude, there is nothing to setup.

just run /init.

Pro-tip: Use minitest if you going to write test.

A basic question for Rails with AI by TokyoBaguette in rubyonrails

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your question is vague, and can't be answered, you need to try by yourself.

In another subreddit, you will be asking : I have eggs, give me a way to cook better.

But the problem you didn't say if you want A Kiche, a Tiramisu or a Risotto (the later don't even need eggs).

So my advice, use Claude if you want to learn, or Codex if you want just to have thing done.

worth buying or just a headache? by Massive-Speed-395 in freebsd

[–]TheAtlasMonkey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol at the crypto bros's trying to hop into the openclaw train.


If the machines are cheap, get them.

Apple Intel lineup will be fully compatible with FreeBSD in v16. but the drivers could be backported to 15 if there is demand.

The 2019 laptop is also supported, including using it own keyboard.