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    <title>BFF at Scale - 3,850 Runs Across Two HPC Clusters</title>
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  <summary>From 5 seeds on a gaming PC to 3,850 on HPC clusters. Self-replicating programs emerge from noise at every scale tested, from 32-byte programs to populations of a quarter million.</summary>

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    <title>BFF - Emergent Complexity experiment</title>
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  <summary>Self-replicating programs emerge from pure random noise with no fitness function. This is an attempt at replicating the experiment and the results raise questions about the nature of intelligence itself.</summary>

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    <title>Make cheap security cams great again (MCSCGA)</title>
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  <summary>A while back I got a few really cheap Reolink security cameras. I figured I could build a system around them as long as they had the foundational functionality required:    No subscriptions   No cloud logins   RTSP support   Automated trigger on finding people, cars, animals, etc.   PoE for easy installation and cabling.   The RLC-510A fulfilled all those criteria and was dirt-cheap. Perfection...</summary>

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    <title>Using LetsEncrypt to get TLS certificates for your k8s apps</title>
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    <published>2025-10-19T16:42:00+09:00</published>
  
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  <summary>Introduction: Encrypting traffic to apps hosted on k8s  Encrypting data in transit is not just a best practice. One can easily say that it’s essential for protecting sensitive information and maintaining user trust. When hosting applications on Kubernetes, implementing TLS encryption ensures that all communication between clients and your services remains secure and private.  Let’s Encrypt has ...</summary>

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    <title>Sleeper Sharp MZ-2000 virtualization, container and file server</title>
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  <summary>Introduction: The Sharp MZ-2000 sleeper server project  Over the years, Japan has amassed an amazing collection of hardware designs, particularly during the 1980s and 90s. During this era, Sharp produced some remarkably futuristic-looking personal computers. The MZ-2000 and MZ-2200, released around 1983-84, evoke thoughts of both nuclear power plant control surfaces and possible future interfac...</summary>

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