AyyEye

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by AyyEye 9mo ago
Reticulum is not nominally for lora/sx radios. It is designed to operate over any transport from a serial link or infrared to high speed wireless lan or multi-gigabit ethernet.
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by AyyEye 9mo ago
Reticulum is absolutely not flood routed and is not "LoRa-based" lmao. Typical hn comment. Planetary-scale networks is mentioned as a design goal on the first page of the docs https://reticulum.network/ which are
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by AyyEye 9mo ago
> Most of the world does not care. I suspect that is more true today than ever before 100% of the people I have spoken with, from uber drivers to grandparents, have all noticed, hated, and are sympathetic to the fight against the rental&
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by AyyEye 9mo ago
Having to figure out how to make whatever random god-awful corporate software they got sold work on nixos -- on a deadline -- sounds like seven circles of hell.
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by AyyEye 10mo ago
You should probably disclose that you're a CTO at an AI startup, I had to click your bio to see that. > The amount of compute in the world is doubling over 2 years because of the ongoing investment in AI (!!) All going into the hand
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by AyyEye 10mo ago
Tell that to all of the humans who were capable of driving, but blocked by a fake autonomous car that froze in the middle of the road.
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by AyyEye 10mo ago
Their forgejo instance has an interpreter in go https://forge.nouveau.community/nova/ni
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by AyyEye 10mo ago
If Samsung cared about their reputation they would have stopped releasing garbage electronics a decade ago and anyone suggesting putting ads on a fridge (and a high end one at that) would have been fired the same day they suggested it.
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by AyyEye 11mo ago
Back in the days of manually setting IRQs enough of them were used by the system that no, you couldn't use 8 gamepads. Assuming you could even connect them. (I think this game is probably past those times but not by much)
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Human news isn't a good comparison because this is second order -- LMMs are downstream of human news. It's a game of stochastic telephone. All the human error is carried through with additional hallucinations on top.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
All bets are off for any org willing to push fleetwide updates on a Friday afternoon.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Not even two weeks after Stellantis mandates vibe coding engineering workflows. Has to be a new record. https://www.stellantis.com/en/news/press-releases/2025/octob...
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Apparently for some people the update makes it worse. https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/2024-4xe-loss... Not even two weeks after going all-in on enterprise vibe coding including for "engineering
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by AyyEye 1y ago
You can usually delete the modem on your car.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Sounds sort of like markovjunior, minus the learning bits. https://github.com/mxgmn/MarkovJunior
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by AyyEye 1y ago
I don't believe in digital gods. But also the machine stops[1] and idiocracy both address this. [1] https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/72890/pg72890-images.ht...
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Mcfly[1] takes your working directory into account when searching shell history. From the readme: > The key feature of McFly is smart command prioritization powered by a small neural network that runs in real time. The goal is for the co
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Mmwave heartbeat sensors are like $2 at retail pricing. This is commodity stuff, I fail to see how adapting it to a new radio is any kind of big deal.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
> Meta reported they spend ~0.05% (1 out of every 2000 CPU cycles) on X25519 key exchange within the last year, which is quite significant. That is not even remotely significant. Facebook spends 25% (1 out of every 4) of my CPU cycles on
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Recent Toyotas can have the DCM physically bypassed fairly easily by unplugging it and/or unplugging a fuse. You lose the front passenger speaker and bluetooth microphone, but those can be re-enabled with a bypass cable or manually jum
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by AyyEye 1y ago
They clearly RLHF out the embarrassing cases and make cheating on benchmarks into a sport.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
With LLMs being unable to count how many Bs are in blueberry, they clearly don't have any world model whatsoever. That addition (something which only takes a few gates in digital logic) happens to be overfit into a few nodes on multi-b
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Let's not forget that SamA's other business venture is creating the World's largest biometric database. So it's all for sale the moment the VC money stops keeping that unprofitable company with overpaid engineers afloat.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
After seeing someone I love tortured for weeks at a hospital primarily because every one of the doctors was convinced they knew better than her -- I'm very much on the 'we can do just fine on our own' train. Do some research,
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by AyyEye 1y ago
It's more about the below minimum wage people harvesting, bottling for transport, transporting, then bottling for sale than the bees themselves. More intermediate steps to introduce contamination and more potentially contaminated sourc
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Awesome idea. Are you doing anything else in a similar vein?
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by AyyEye 1y ago
> You don't want people steal your cargo while waiting for the traffic lights. I'm glad I live somewhere I can't even fathom this happening.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Maybe it's always been this way and I just never noticed but at some point in the last ten years or so Samsung became synonymous with bottom of the barrel quality, while still charging premium prices. I won't buy anything with a s
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Only 80? Last time I went there it was going even faster but it's been years.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
This makes the assumptions that: A: The ticket was valid in the first place B: The Speeding was reckless I have a friend who got an entirely fabricated ticket claiming he was doing 80+ going uphill on an on-ramp in an early 90s toyota corol

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