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by kayson 10mo ago
I really want to use Bazzite but I also have concerns about their supply chain. Last I checked, they automatically update all packages in their releases. Many of them are from copr, including kernel patches. The release notes do list packag
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by kayson 11mo ago
A long time ago, I interviewed at a company called Earlens. They had a really interesting solution that used mineral oil to stick some kind of tiny speaker directly to your eardrum. The processor then beams the sound to the speaker. I think
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by kayson 11mo ago
So satisfies prevent you from mutating then? Otherwise you could just change name afterwards...
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by kayson 11mo ago
I love it when things are displayed so nicely on mobile. This could've been a pain to read and get through but it was actually quite pleasant.
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by kayson 1y ago
3 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45391566
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by kayson 1y ago
I use long press on the number keys for function keys (F11 and F12 on the inner columns) and I'm pretty happy with that setup. I got my cables on etsy. There are tons of US-based makers who have large selections of colors, connectors,
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by kayson 1y ago
I love my moonlander so much, I bought a second one for work. Both were secondhand, so the sticker shock wasn't quite so bad. Though, I did end up spending some of that savings on custom, coiled cables. A coworker, after seeing my setu
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by kayson 1y ago
I've bought bitcoin a few times using paypal, and while it says you can transfer it to any address, it would never actually let me complete the process. Support was utterly useless. Presumably it's some fraud risk sort of issue, b
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by kayson 1y ago
I was looking into SSD caching recently and decided to go with Open-CAS instead, which should be more performant (didn't test it personally): https://github.com/Open-CAS/open-cas-linux/issues/1221 It&#x2
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by kayson 1y ago
What about cheaper, bigger displays? I want something that's ~16" but doesn't cost an arm and a leg, for displaying sheet music. Still haven't found anything that's suitable. Plenty of people I know use the 13"
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by kayson 1y ago
Lucky you! I pretty much can never send videos. I'm guessing it's something format / compression / transcoding related. Pictures are hit or miss; I think it's an infrastructure thing.
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by kayson 1y ago
There are a lot of GitHub issues about this (mine being similar to the last one) https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/issues/10135 https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/
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by kayson 1y ago
I would love to switch over to Signal, but the video call quality pales in comparison to WhatsApp and FaceTime. Add to that issues with even sending pictures or videos on Android, and it's a really hard sell.
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by kayson 1y ago
My experience has been the opposite... Lots of db lock and corruption issues. The FAQ doesn't call out WAL specifically, just says don't do it at all: https://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q5
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by kayson 1y ago
Any recommendations from HN for a write-once (literally once), data storage format that's suitable for network storage? sqlite docs recommend avoiding using it on network storage, though from what I can gather, it's less of an iss
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by kayson 1y ago
Cheaper / smaller? I would say not likely. There is already an enormous amount of market pressure to make SRAM and DRAM smaller. Device physics-wise, you could probably make SRAM faster by dropping the transistor threshold voltage. It
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by kayson 1y ago
Or use shellcheck: https://www.shellcheck.net/
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by kayson 1y ago
The Thunderbird Pro Add-on Repo [1] doesn't really make it clear - if I want to self host Appointment and Send, do I need to build the addon myself and change the endpoints? Or is there some kind of config? 1. https://github
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by kayson 1y ago
That's me. But now everything is done automagically by nzbget and I use nanazip on my Windows desktop.
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by kayson 1y ago
After some research, it seems much easier to just back up the Proxmox config (and VM disk images, if they're needed) than to define or deploy Proxmox VMs with OpenTofu or ansible. https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxm
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by kayson 1y ago
> According to Cadence’s admissions and court documents, employees of Cadence China did not disclose to and/or concealed from other Cadence personnel, including Cadence’s export compliance personnel, that exports to CSCC were in fac
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by kayson 1y ago
> EDA tools constantly need to "phone back home" to load updates and validate licenses This isn't true in my experience. Cadence, Synopsys, and Siemens tools all use local license files or license servers (mainly FlexLM).
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by kayson 1y ago
Thanks. It was a genuine question but I guess I can see how it might be taken otherwise.
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by kayson 1y ago
What do they need so much capital for?
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by kayson 1y ago
The thing that always gets me about backup consistency is that it's impossibly difficult to ensure that application data is in a consistent state without bringing everything down. You can create a disk snapshot, but there's no gua
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Why Building Smarter EDA Tools Is Key to Winning the AI Era(viksnewsletter.com)
1 points by kayson 1y ago|0 comments
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by kayson 1y ago
I wonder when this will make it into pfsense... The transition to kea has been a bit of a mess with tons of bugs. Thankfully it's controlled by an option, and it seems like 2.8.0 knocked out quite a few of them
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by kayson 1y ago
By that logic, so is using 16 bits and 44khz sampling rate.
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by kayson 1y ago
A much more useful (in the educational sense) question to ask, in my opinion, is the resistance between opposite corners of a cube of 1ohm resistors. There are some neat intuitions it can help build (circuit symmetry, KCL, etc). The infinit
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Comprehensive Primer on Advanced Semiconductor Packaging(viksnewsletter.com)
1 points by kayson 1y ago|0 comments

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