Teknomadix

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by Teknomadix 7mo ago
Iranian. Not bloody likely! Try Israeli-tied propagandists. Poke the hornets nest much?
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by Teknomadix 7mo ago
Here I see 9 distinctly purple dots. On a phone screen. The depth of field about a half arms length. Despite what the article says, I see all dots — the one I'm focused upon — as well as all those in peripheral vision as purple. T
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by Teknomadix 7mo ago
It has been going this way for some time in the US. My own story and experience was very similar to yours. Lost my position as a Sr. Engineer, and while going through that gauntlet of algorithms trying to find a new role, I found a pivot
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by Teknomadix 7mo ago
Two words; Nix Flakes
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by Teknomadix 7mo ago
That's funny. I was having this similar discussion with my 16 year old niece, and I was asking her what she's been listening to as a 50 year old trying to broaden my musical horizons. She pulled out her Spotify and shared some of
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by Teknomadix 7mo ago
Not exactly automatically. Seeding is opt-out, not opt-in… but it is usually a default that has to actively manually overridden. Most users never touch those settings. The average pirate downloading a torrent is seeding whether they know it
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by Teknomadix 7mo ago
Second that. Both AMD p16 and p14 are amazing NixOS machines.
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by Teknomadix 8mo ago
Hitler posters? Jokes aside, Trump looks a lot less competent.
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by Teknomadix 8mo ago
IATTFY: https://archive.ph/n1m3O
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
Avid conosour of both DMT and Psilocybin and would not characterize the effects as “extremely similar”. Psychedelic yes, but profoundly different at their core in heroic doses—at least from my vantage point.
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
>“It's not psilocybin that's giving the L. asiatica mushrooms their lilliputian effect” Unknown compound ATM.
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
Yes, also curious where you might locate a few kilos of said fungi?
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
Since nothing is finalized, the same framework could just as plausibly be extended beyond buying existing homes to using 401(k) funds as a down payment toward building a new one, which would be especially relevant for median-income buyers p
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
Anybody who is a saving money in a 401(k) is essential investing. After reading the article, it appears clear that the the administration advisers are saying the new housing plan would let buyers tap 401(k) funds for a home down payment wit
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
Teensy's closed bootloader, USB stack, hardware design are what is proprietary. But the toolchain is open. Eg: I can use PlatformIO, etc. From my perspective an open alternative would splinter the community rather than replace it. Deve
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
Read David Graeber's BULLSHIT JOBS. You will understand what it's all about.
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
This is cute. My personal world changed when I discovered Nix On Droid and cloned my personal Claude Code flake which uses pnpm to keep a rolling bleeding edge version with revision controlled dots. I started using Nvim /avante and ope
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
PS: All of this got me thinking about the past and dislodged a bunch of memories from my old crusty techno battered brain. In that early interview where Bangalter loosely mentions their production setup: an E-mu SP-1200, an MPC3000, and &q
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
> And to confuse matters more, in a 2013 interview with Time Magazine, Bangalter says: > > So we've never actually made music with computers! [laughs] Neither Homework nor Discovery nor even Human After All were made with comp
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/XTmFN
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
Life goals!
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by Teknomadix 9mo ago
LOL. Seems like the OP is confused and misreading normal macOS/iOS behavior as a conspiracy. Interface stats are cumulative since boot (eg: not real-time), mDNSResponder traffic includes all historical Bonjour activity. utun tunnels a
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
Bet
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
Political Theater
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
>People don't ask hammers to do much more than bash in nails into walls. “It resembles a normal hammer but is outfitted with an little motor and an flexible head part which moves back and forth in a hammering motion, sparing the us
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
Sucker for Art Deco, subscribed. Will be interesting to see what hackernews thinks about this guy's plans.
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
Totally misleading and editorialized title! No. The reactor CONSUMES energy. Pyrolysis is endothermic bro. They're running a furnace at 1300°C. That heat comes from somewhere. The reactor produces hydrogen, which is an energy CARRIE
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
It has nothing to do with clean energy, other than the downstream effects of cheap CNTs should the process be refined enough to scale and commercialize. The hydrogen is recycled in the process. The primary thing that it produces are CNT a
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
Very doable with Photonic compute in orbit: Way less waste heat (huge when you can only radiate it away), lower power draw per FLOP (smaller solar arrays), and photons don't give a damn about cosmic radiation causing bit flips.
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by Teknomadix 10mo ago
It took a bit of extra effort but `faultmanager-autoroot` script worked on my LG WebOS Smart Monitor

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