ge96

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   by ge96 5mo ago

   amaze amaze amaze
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   I used to read indiehackers but it's hard to tell what's real/promotional now, same for reddit sites that are entrepreneurial. The one I look at though is wip.chat which is pretty much just a shared to-do list among builders,
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   I like it, simple through-hole stuff still but what is gross is when flux gets on my hands.
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   I don't use those sites myself/not age group anyway. One thing Instagram is riddled with ads it immediately pisses me off so one reason I don't use it. I get the engagement aspect if you're trying to promote a product. R
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   The fighting scene was so funny PUT ON THE GLASSES!
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   or another browser
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   My manager telling me I need to use it. That's the thing, I'm not behind. I know how to code already. It's just that thing of "it can be done faster, we all should use AI". It's not just me, they're rollin
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   Yeah I get it, I'm into cars (drive fast, don't change my own oil) and started talking to a guy at work about his car, had me sit in it (Porsche). Pretty sick. It definitely helps to have a shared interest.
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   by ge96 5mo ago

   Thanks for the explanation and will look into NLJD, really need pictures, that bee is cool
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    It makes sense go bankrupt, start another LLC. No I watch/listen to a lot of entrepreneurial stuff since 2016 and I still haven't launched my own product. There's a YT channel "Starter Story" it's like "th
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Funny I was looking at a hackerspace near me and it was $100/mo was like what... but I get it, machines cost money but yeah. I have my own workshop so don't really need it. At least your price is more manageable.
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Yeah I was going for no battery Idk though when I read it, it seems like it's literally an antenna attached to a can "resonator" is that electronics? It is I guess since it can carry an RF wave? Electronics I think of a chip
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Yeah that's my thing for my hardware projects, I'm not going to reach for an LLM to do it, I want to write the code myself/be present. For something new I would consider using LLM to generate something, like a computer vision
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Who will be the disrupters when there is nothing to disrupt
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    I wonder though, can AI make the next JS framework. I mean that in sincerity, there was the leap from jQuery to React for ex. If an AI only knows jQuery and no one makes React, will React come out of AI.
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Tangent but the hidden no-electronics bug "The Thing / Great Seal Bug" really crazy
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Another self navigating robot. Really need to nail down IMUs and mixing these 8x8 ToF ranging sensors with cameras to get better depth. FPGAs are on my list too, I bought an orange crab like 4 years ago and still haven't used it. Tryin
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    It is sad I had a best friend who I just lost out of touch with when we both entered college. I don't remember if I did something wrong or what, I remember he even lived with me at one point when he was having problems with his parents
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    I get these voicemails almost daily it's a cutoff message talking about "a loan just came across my desk" It's such a good tactic too to start the voicemail with the conversation already going people are like "what?
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    I'm looking into it since it I'm going to be sending personal info/thoughts would like to keep it local. I have a 4070 running the TheBloke 7B mistral via llama cpp. I still am not using llms daily though other than Google se
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    I remember watching blue planet seas of life in middle school in the early 2000s crazy.
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Is hardware safe? I mean the circuit has to be correct to work kind of thing. I know embedded people do use AI to reverse engineer things/go through a lot of logs. I have also heard about AI designed chips but seems you have more regul
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    The base frequency slider is cool how it seems to emanate from the top-left corner, that could be cool for motion effects
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Breath of the Wild when that came out only reason I would have bought a Switch. But apparently if you own it can run it through QEMU on PC. I have neither devices right now, only a PC.
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    Doesn't help there is that feature that hides the user's posts and comments
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    It's funny it's like those horror movies where people are trying to run away from this hive mind that's converting people. Then you see the creature latch on and control the person, their eyes go blank and stare off into spac
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    I think that becomes the same argument as high level to assembly
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    > Requirements documents that were once a page are now twelve. man I see this on Jira a PM or BA is like "yeah I'll write that AC for you" giant bullet list filled in a bunch of emojis and checkmarks
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    I don't think so, an AI can think for you, a spreadsheet you manually fill in, sure there are calculators you could use, some summing function. An LLM/agent could drive a spreadsheet
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    by ge96 5mo ago

    I'm not a sports guy either, sucks since a lot of women are into it too, I'll see it on their dating profile like ooh man... I'm not gonna be at a stadium watching people run back and forward on a field.