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by auspiv 10mo ago
ZScaler (at work) classifies this whole site as Website blocked Not allowed to browse Weapons/Bombs category You tried to visit: https://relaxing.run/blag/posts/top-gun-landing/
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by auspiv 10mo ago
And real therapists are good right?
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by auspiv 10mo ago
a 16" natural gas pipeline moving 200 MMscf/d at pressures >1000 psi (relatively standard numbers, 16" can go up to ~600 MMscf/d) has a power transport capability of 2.5 GW (thermal). burn that in 60% efficient combin
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by auspiv 10mo ago
Other countries are very much the same. Almost always located near giant hydroelectric generation facilities. Brazil + Russia are two big ones that come to mind. Probably China too.
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by auspiv 10mo ago
DDR4 prices are up 2-6x in the last couple months depending on frequency. High end, high speed modules (e.g. 128GB 3200MHz LRDIMM) are super expensive.
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Ask HN: Who's figured out using Claude Code via voice on mobile? e.g. on a walk
4 points by auspiv 11mo ago|0 comments
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by auspiv 11mo ago
Believe me, I have read that post/comment quite a few times. There are actually Pi 4 hats for sale for audiophiles (that seem to believe that you need 54000000.000 MHz system clock or whatever it is for Pi4 (Pi3 is 19.2 MHz) for optima
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by auspiv 11mo ago
There is a difference between telling Claude to do something and actually doing it, and writing about it. The fact that this has 199 points as of writing this comments means people want to read about the results. You will probably be quite
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by auspiv 11mo ago
I for sure thought I included one, updating with that in a min! Others have mentioned the temperature compensation. I've done it and it sounds like I should do that for the next writeup. A simple DS18B20 close to the Pi produces reason
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by auspiv 11mo ago
1 - I like to consider myself an expert eBay-er (my ebay account can legally buy alcohol in the US, and I am myself only 36 years old) but I have not found any ZED-F9P for less than $90 ish. I am aware of the Quactel (sp) modules, and am co
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by auspiv 11mo ago
Chrony does have ability to do temperature compensation. I've done this and need to do a write up on it. It's not super easy to keep all the parts working together. Basically you feed chrony a table of temperatures and expected cl
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by auspiv 11mo ago
I did this at one point, putting the pi directly on some packing foam. It for sure dampened the ambient effects but really I just need to stick the whole Pi in a temperature controlled chamber.
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by auspiv 11mo ago
I do have that as well, but haven't done a write up on it yet. It was a $70 GPSDO from eBay (BH3SAP variant running Fredzo firmware with some changes to enable flywheel (generating pulse in absence of GPS PPS)). I have verified it can
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by auspiv 11mo ago
Worth a shot! I'll give it a go later today.
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by auspiv 11mo ago
Austin from austinsnerdythings.com here! Posted this last night and went to sleep. Definitely didn't expect to wake up to it #1 on HN this morning! Some notes that weren't included in this post: I do have my LEA-M8T generating tim
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by auspiv 11mo ago
Get that law abolished ASAP, sounds ridiculous
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by auspiv 11mo ago
I describe them in the claude training I'm doing for my company as: super smart, infinitely patient, overeager interns
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by auspiv 1y ago
of course it is, how else are you going to create a drill string that needs to grow to 10000m+ long? drill pipe is flexible(ish, for varying definitions of "flexible") but not nearly enough to do a coil of it for that long. coil t
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by auspiv 1y ago
Maps is the most frequent offender of something that is "kinda broken" on Firefox - black tiles/boxes, slowness, other things not rendering right. But on Chrome, it works fine 100% of the time.
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by auspiv 1y ago
For even more retro points, have the UI presented by WeatherStar! https://weatherstar.netbymatt.com/
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by auspiv 1y ago
The newest TV broadcast standard (ATSC 3.0) does include positioning information which is far, far, far harder to jam than GPS signals. https://www.nab.org/bps/
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by auspiv 1y ago
Email is the one notable exception for self hosting. I self host everything, but let email be handled by 3rd parties.
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by auspiv 1y ago
bro your images are giant. every load of the page is transferring 40ish MB. back_panel_back_render.png is 11.3 MB. replace those with smaller versions and click to link to the larger.. but I do see both cloudfront and cloudflare headers so
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by auspiv 2y ago
Austin from austinsnerdythings.com here - thanks for the shoutout! Four years later these posts continue to be some of the top posts people read on my blog. Top hits from the past 30 days - * 3441 hits - https://austinsnerdything
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by auspiv 2y ago
Austin of austinsnerdythings.com here - that article does use PPS but there is a different writeup that does use USB that I refer to as my "millisecond accurate" guide - https://austinsnerdythings.com/2021/09&
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by auspiv 2y ago
P40s are no longer $150. On eBay, they're at least $250 from China, or $400 for US sellers
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by auspiv 2y ago
And I wrote one in Python to climb/turn as well! And to navigate to any of the built-in X-Plane navaids - https://austinsnerdythings.com/2024/04/06/adding-track-follo... and the first post in the series
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by auspiv 2y ago
That’s because you have to add the memory yourself. Just took a quick look- appears t730 is of DDR3 era and may only have a single slot. t740 definitely has two slots https://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetPDF.aspx/
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by auspiv 2y ago
mini PCs are < 10W also. I have a full on Dell Optiplex 3070 (i5-9500, 1x16GB memory, 512GB NVMe) running windows 10 that idles at 8W. I have a lenovo m92p tiny (i5-3570s, released 2012) that idles at 6W.
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by auspiv 2y ago
I did a ZFS SLOG benchmark last year and the author's conclusion what drive it is (HGST SS300) was one of the test subjects - https://austinsnerdythings.com/2023/01/31/zfs-slog-performan... That said, th

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