ShakataGaNai

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by ShakataGaNai 6d ago
I think this is the logical next step in AI. There will be a few large "smart" AI models, but mostly smaller more hyper-specialized. In large part because they are faster to build....and faster/cheaper to run. As the model th
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by ShakataGaNai 23d ago
Yea. Super confused. I have myname .name - so I thought that was going away. Granted I barely use it, but still it would be annoying. I didn't recall there were 3rd level domains there.
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by ShakataGaNai 4mo ago
Are we still using Redis? License change, no more Kube operators.
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by ShakataGaNai 4mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3p2F5HWdSY -- BSidesSF 2026 - Your AI Agent Has Production Access: Now What? (Jack) > The parallels between AI agent security and human insider risk are remarkably strong -- @5:15
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by ShakataGaNai 8mo ago
AirTags have always been "meh" about "finding" anything in motion. And by that I mean the up close "locate this device". I ASSUME it has to do with the fact that its trying to create a multiple point triangulat
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by ShakataGaNai 8mo ago
The better solution is the route that Insta360 took with the Go Ultra. The camera has embedded "Find My" technology. No Airtag or hiding things required, the entire camera is the tag. All we need to do is get more camera compani
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by ShakataGaNai 9mo ago
AI in health - makes sense. OpenAI in health - I'm reticent. As someone who pays for ChatGPT and Claude, and uses them EVERYDAY... I still am not sure how I feel about these consumer apps having access to all my health data. OpenAI doe
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by ShakataGaNai 9mo ago
Unfortunately I don't think that's a good solution. Memories are an excellent feature and you see them on.... most similar services now. Yes, projects have their uses. But as an example - I do python across many projects and non-p
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by ShakataGaNai 9mo ago
Its unfortunate the way modern politics has gone. I see this site and am immediately suspicious. What bullshit is there? What ulterior motive should I be concerned about? Rather than reading it, assuming it was fact based science. Maybe not
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by ShakataGaNai 9mo ago
> Open Source Where? Lets take a random example: https://hub.docker.com/hardened-images/catalog/dhi/traefik Ok, where is the source? Open source means I can build it myself, maybe because I'm working
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by ShakataGaNai 10mo ago
More importantly, no bandwidth charge penalty. As leaving AWS isn't inexpensive.
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by ShakataGaNai 10mo ago
My friends owned it (I was never allowed to have a NES myself). Not once did ANY of us ever manage to land the plane. We tried MANY times. This blog makes it seem so easy I want to be angry at it :-)
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by ShakataGaNai 10mo ago
Too much of anything sucks. Too big of a monolith? Sucks. Too many microservices? Sucks. Getting the right balance is HARD. Plus, it's ALWAYS easier/better to run v2 of something when you completely re-write v1 from scratch. The a
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by ShakataGaNai 10mo ago
Probably a lot of overlap in the venn diagram of people who would like the two things. Mostly the "Early Adopter" circle. Also a lot of cars have a lot of limitations with comma.ai. Yes, you can install it on all sorts but there
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by ShakataGaNai 10mo ago
I would wager that's because there isn't a lot of existing silicon that fits the bill. What COTS equipment is there that has all the CPU/Tensor horsepower these systems need... AND is reasonably power efficient AND is rated f
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by ShakataGaNai 11mo ago
Their "launch trailer" shows the Steam Machine running Windows.
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by ShakataGaNai 11mo ago
Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators (TCXOs) is what they should be looking for. And to be clear you can get SX1262 variants with such, eg: https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/wio_sx1262/ For the detailed run down, see
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by ShakataGaNai 11mo ago
I have to agree that there were a lot of good options, but uv's speed is what sets it apart. Also the ability to have a single script with deps using TOML in the headers super eaisly. Also Also the ability to use a random python tool i
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
People are still using Perl for large project in 2025? Look, I don't hate Perl. It was my first real language beyond basic that I used for a long long time. But Perl's popularity peaked in the late 90s? Early 2000s? The failed Per
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
> Another fun one, while I'm here. C. 2010, we're shooting a music video in central Melbourne. We're on the public pavement. There's a bank ATM waaaay in the background. Bank security come out. Sorry mate, you can&#x2
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
I've run into the "falsely marked as delivered" thing a few times (at home, wfh). Last time I called and threw a shit fit and the rep gave me the usual run around about "how you must have simply missed the delivery"
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
I agree the lack of the space grey/black/midnight/whatever you want to call it... is odd. But uh. I can't tell you what color my phone is now. I normally buy black, but I think it's silver? Could have to peel off th
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Yes. Give me the iPhone 17 Pro Ultra. It's the Pro Max, but even more battery. Heavier duty case. Like I'm put the thing in a case that makes it big and bulky already, if you give me a heavy duty enough setup that I feel safe lett
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Not even limbo. If you need an ultra low power SBC, Pi is there. But if you want the cheapest option, it ain't. A raspberry pi 5 8gb CanaKit. So pi, fan, microsd, cords, power. Comes in at $160 on Amazon https://www.amazon.c
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Train rolling jokes aside, that makes sense... until it doesn't work. A traffic control system, the thing that makes sure all trains are in known locations, safely spaced, etc.... might be necessarily centralized. There isn't real
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Thank you, that's the one thing I'd expect to be a screenshot in a github repo. Regardless, I don't find it particularly legible. The taller aspect ratio with narrow letter gap actually is not super readable to me? Maybe It&#
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Agreed. It might not be THE BEST solution, but it is a solution that appears to work well. Centralization bad yada yada. But if Cloudflare can get most major AI players to participate, then convince the major CDN's to also participat
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
It is. The original claim was that De minimis exceptions were being used to ship drugs into the USA from (insert hand wavy racist statements here about anything South of Texas). Then it was "because unfair". Then they terminated d
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
I'm the ADD type that runs into shit, or at least I clip corners regularly when going through doorways. Normally... I don't even notice. Ripped two CGM's out in the first month. Shit HURTS.
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
That would be amazing, but it seems like that tech is still a ways off. At least to have any sort of useful accuracy. The wrist "temp" is a great example of "interesting but useless".

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