@x5cnhp: After tinkering with self-built ladders for all these years, stumbling upon this repo—does it hit a little too close to…
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The tweet shares a repository with a transparent guide for setting up a stable proxy strategy for AI traffic, using tools like Hysteria2 and WARP without overpromising safety.
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After tinkering with self-built ladders for all these years, stumbling upon this repo—does it hit a little too close to home? Anyway, it sure made my eyes light up.
The author doesn’t hold anything back, laying out the whole routing strategy right on the table:
1️⃣ For daily use, rely on Hysteria2 as the main gateway—just for that rock-solid stability
2️⃣ Route AI traffic separately through WARP’s exit, keeping it away from mingling with those cheap VPS data center IPs
3️⃣ For Claude/Anthropic, if it’s still not stable enough, tack on a dedicated fixed SOCKS5
What’s rarest is how he doesn’t hype up any “guaranteed no bans”—instead, he straight-up says this doesn’t promise account safety, and you still gotta follow the terms yourself. This kind of no-BS, meticulous work is truly a breath of fresh air these days.
The entry barrier’s low too—a 1-core 1G little server can handle it. If you wanna build your own, just grab it straight away; the tutorial’s written in plain-as-day language, clear enough for even an AI to follow.
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