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Database Normalization
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Explaining the Postgres Meme
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EtherCON
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7d ago
I’m also very curious! I got a pair of icebreaker boards [0] and they’ve been great to toy around with. The tooling is open source, and Fable in a loop - especially when paired with a digital scope that Fable interfaces with (the Saleae’s [
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11d ago
HN has an officially sanctioned API - https://github.com/hackernews/api - which makes all of this data available
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The stream is properly great!! https://radio.originalkoolarchives.com/listen/original_kool_...
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Well I'm even more 1000%%%%%% coming to the swapfest now!!!! My precious bag, haha. Also, you are the most incredibly generous person for lending me that extraordinary piece of computing history!! I recorded its relay sounds and actual
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Below the Root: JavaScript port of the Commodore 64 game
(below-the-root.saul.pw)
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obligatory link to our dear friend Guy's Guycombinator site!!! https://www.guycombinator.net/
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I was just talking about you in another thread!! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49690457
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I’m obviously biased, but I’m also extremely grateful. Thank you!!!!
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A few side projects! - an open source AES67 hardware receiver/decoder - based on my friend Jessie's work [0]. I want speakers to have ethernet ports and to use an open/inexpensive stack. it's hard because physics/ti
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Memorable moments in Chromecast's history (2024)
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The Coming War on General Computation (2011)
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Carterfone
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Yep, looks like it - it's a from-scratch reimplementation that you can use in your own software to talk to devices on AppleTalk networks.
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AppleTalk is a protocol that was used on classic/vintage Macs (think: early/late 1980s, 1990s) to create local networks. The wikipedia page [0] has a good historical overview, including the parallel rise of ethernet / tcp
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Also, just learned of GlobalTalk ie people bridging their AppleTalk network to the Internet! https://marchintosh.com/globaltalk.html
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small correction - use `:size` in the three lines near the bottom (rather than `size`) I tried it on https://www.calormen.com/jslogo/ and saw this small typo cheers! p.s. same as you, I was introduced to Logo around th
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Cartesium: Graph Equations in 2D and 3D
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Dmsms (Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Material Shortages)
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Guifi.net: free, open and neutral, mostly wireless community network
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Also another recent FPGA thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49531525
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SidePulse: Agent Status, at a Glance (LEDs in MacBook Pro SD Slot)
(sidepulse.io)
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Another very global one as well - https://trains.fyi/world-map/
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Would the recent AI-aided math proofs count as breakthroughs?
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Gotham Silicon: 1μ CMOS process that will ship custom chips for –$100 in <24hrs
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Tmate [0] used to be my goto for sharing terminals, but it's now fully not working [1][2]. I've tried a few other options recently, but could not get anything working. It's especially frustrating when you're trying to he
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You can use "croc SSH" to share a terminal (this replaces tmate)
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Colorlight 5A-75B: A dive into a popular low-cost ECP5 (FPGA) development board
(blog.yosyshq.com)
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