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kyleomalley
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kyleomalley
23d ago
Strange seeing how people have such a hard time seeing others using AI and seem to want to complain about it instead of just, well, asking AI why something was likely done a way. It works both ways my dudes, experts don’t need to explain ev
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kyleomalley
3mo ago
It might be kind of overlooked when people read about the big scary results from mythos; the real breakthrough was probably just as much the application of the (very decent) model through a well engineered wrapper (harness). Other models in
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MeshCore usage is taking off globally
(analyzer.letsmesh.net)
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kyleomalley
5mo ago
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kyleomalley
5mo ago
If you haven't been following MeshCore, it seems to be really hitting strides with adoption and growth. There are scaling issues [1] and overall the protocol has its limitations[2] , but its really interesting to play with and cheap, w
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kyleomalley
5mo ago
I regularly use about half a dozen programs that interface with radio equipment. Most of it works but getting it all working together is extremely complex. Since primarily interested in FT8 and MeshCore here in the local SoCal MC region (wc
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kyleomalley
5mo ago
It’s unclear, my next step is taking the few days worth of recordings along with the ground truth that you can get from ‘jt9’ and giving Claude the task. I’ve been running decode shootouts on 128c aarch64 and made some progress but I needed
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Nocord HF – A discord style FT8 client written in Golang
(github.com)
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5mo ago
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kyleomalley
5mo ago
I wanted something better than WSTJ-X and Gridtrackr with the endless knobs and complications and developed this along with my favorite french intern (Claude). The /lib/ golang FT8 library is not yet complete and struggles with ar
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kyleomalley
1y ago
I wanted to play around with Claude cli for a bit this morning and spent about 2 hours setting up hosting and making this (obviously) satire security company website.
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False Sense of Security-as-a-Service
(fsosaas.com)
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1y ago
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kyleomalley
3y ago
You have a choice here on your platforms, this isn't even remotely an honest comparison, is it?
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kyleomalley
3y ago
Security Engineering is mostly about control and minimizing attack surfaces. Apple iOS implements this exceedingly well, with defaults, while still being one of the most widely used platforms on the planet. I believe IOS gets it right the
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kyleomalley
7y ago
Even just a few seconds running normal pressure bidet is extremely effective. Let it run for 10 seconds, use hot water, use a rotating sprayer (or just wiggle around a bit) and there is absolutely nothing left. Don't forget your skin d
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kyleomalley
7y ago
Is it time to revive fuckedcompany.com yet?
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kyleomalley
7y ago
1. This will be the decade of compact hospital-grade health and bio-Informatics devices being brought into the home and personal life. Think Startrek tricorder capability but in a (likely) larger package. 2. Deep fakes will precipitate the
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kyleomalley
8y ago
The “real economy” runs on a fiat (inflating) currency system that is effectively not zero sum. The stock market is a closed system that currencies feed into - at the end of the day it’s still a measure of a fixed amount of value and thus z
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kyleomalley
8y ago
I’ve had no trouble finding fishing and hunting partners in SV. I’ve never personally felt anyone hugely opposed to hunting either, unless it some how conflicted with how they feed themselves. I do find it interesting thatduck hunting durin
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kyleomalley
8y ago
ESNI doesn't solve for a future where ipv6 takes over and suddenly every site has a huge block of dedicated IPv6s for just that site/fqdn. ESNI as it has been developed to essentially require two other components to work prope