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by boznz 2y ago
I agree, but a lot of it was caused by the C# hype, and the FUD that Delphi was dead or dying, that got dragged up by every IT Manager, IT expert, forum, user group, etc I worked with at the time. Unfortunately Delphi then tried to transiti
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by boznz 2y ago
POE/POE+ standard is 15-20W. 600W would mean another standard
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by boznz 2y ago
guilty, my 1 viral moment in 10 years which broke my cheap web hosting :-)
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by boznz 2y ago
https://rodyne.com/?p=1588
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by boznz 2y ago
I have two book and tons of blog posts only a few people have read.. Still feels good. I even wrote a blog post on why.
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by boznz 2y ago
My guess is no, 1. Remove the competition, 2. Milk the IP, 3. Good staff eventually leave as they now become a tiny cog.
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by boznz 2y ago
should have been done 5 years ago
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by boznz 2y ago
There is still a lot of taboo subjects and comments you can make on HN, just look through your comment history on all the things downvoted to hell that you still believe are true. Like a good sheep I now refuse to defend anything that will
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by boznz 2y ago
Genuine question, but how do you replicate the effort exactly without $5M in compute? and can you test that the published weights etc are actually those in the model? Am I missing something?
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by boznz 2y ago
Both about as useful.
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by boznz 2y ago
Currently AI is getting better at sorting the data that already exists, but if enough reddit, wiki posts are wrong its answer is inevitably wrong. Without being able to experiment to test its theories against reality, the AI curve will like
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by boznz 2y ago
If I could visualise the whole stack I would just replicate it all in straight machine code for efficiency. Good luck anybody trying to code review it though.
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by boznz 2y ago
Bit off-topic but based on the news I see coming out of the UK it feels like it is a total basket case, I wonder if there is a tipping point for a country and at what point the UK is at.
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by boznz 2y ago
Apologies for not reading the question. I currently have a small program on the RPi NAS which polls my AWS server showing a few metrics, uptime, load, traffic and latest sessionID, but it was off at the time of the video as it is pretty sta
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by boznz 2y ago
I agree, it shouldn't be that hard. Ironically I keep using EasyEDA over the other CAD programs as it is quite intuitive to use and, if you use the LCSC stock parts, it has a 1-click button to order the assembled board from JLPCB. A si
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by boznz 2y ago
this would be a game changer if done right. All good voice actors can carry a dozen different 'voices' for characters
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by boznz 2y ago
Nothing exciting if you look at the code near the end. for(i=0;i<8;i++) LEDRegister[i]=LEDRegister[i]+TMR0+addr; Note this is also technically a bug, the for(i=0;i<8;i++) loop executes so fast that TMR0 (an indepe
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by boznz 2y ago
The retro 1970's coding was thrown in for authenticity.
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by boznz 2y ago
PDP-10 Was awesome. There is a nice version of the console you can buy here => https://hackaday.io/project/170111-pidp-10
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by boznz 2y ago
All good with me. Just assumed others might want to build one. Lots of empty rack space out there that might not mind shedding a few extra watts for some color. Also its nice to get noticed every now and then even if it is for the crappy st
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by boznz 2y ago
Boz here, I just assumed a design so obvious would not need one, my bad, anyway it is totally public domain so knock yourself out.
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by boznz 2y ago
In 1985 I made a similar panel which had 16 lights and mechanical switches and installed it in a rack in an operations center in GCHQ just to make it a bit more colorful. One day I came back from leave and the boss was really mad at me as t
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by boznz 2y ago
Boz here and guilty on all charges. There are plenty of errors if you look hard when sober. There's professional grade coding, then there is coding for hobby projects which blink LED's, when you're drinking beers and listenin
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Das Blinkenlights(rodyne.com)
138 points by boznz 2y ago|79 comments
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by boznz 2y ago
Good books are still there (even self-published), but the book scene is absolutely swamped with garbage and "the algorithm" generally does not favor new/unknown authors
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by boznz 2y ago
Had a nice XMAS surprise this morning when my model 3 charged to 415KM up from 410KM yesterday, its the first LFP model from Feb 2022 when it was new it reported 431KM dropped to 419KM in the first year then lost another 9KM the next two ye
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by boznz 2y ago
> I know there are legal restrictions on military shooting them down Seriously ?
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by boznz 2y ago
I wish I could agree, and happy to be shot down but I am not seeing anything that is not just a re-interpretation of current facts to make history sound nicer. there has certainly been nothing uncovered this century that has changed anythin
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by boznz 2y ago
History has been pretty well uncovered, whether people listen to it and learn its lessons is another matter (schools certainly don't teach it unless it is how the white male oppressors fucked over everyone and it is the cause of all th
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by boznz 2y ago
A Lot of us put our content/blogs up for free. I understand some people do this for a living but not everyone needs to go no the advertisement gravy-train

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