matthewfcarlson

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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
$800 a month for rent is pretty good
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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
I personally like the name fiber better than green threads. But everywhere I’ve worked in user space cooperative threads, it’s always been green threads.
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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
Oh nice! I’ve been wanting to ask someone of your age, how was the Middle Miocene Climate Optimum?
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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
I need something in between pro and max (about 2-3x pro not 5x). Really hoping this usage promotion is a permanent fixture. I have Claude through work and more tokens than I know what to do with. But on personal projects, I tend to want a l
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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
There is a ton of fascinating work to make the "software" camera in use indicator just as secure if not more secure than an LED attached to the power lines of the camera. Apple hasn't publicly talked about it much but here
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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
I started on a simple coop top-down pirate game yesterday when this popped up. I will probably switch the map generation to be using something like this tbh
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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
To the people downvoting you, you just said the administration is bringing corruption into the public view. Some people believe they are exposing and some believe they are currently doing it. Either way, corruption and profiting off of a po
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by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago
I like habitica and used it back in the 2010s for a few years. But the RPG elements didn’t quite click with me. I enjoyed taking down a boss with friends because it made my friends happy. Not because I liked the rpg itself
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A Homemade Robot Nag(matthewc.dev)
2 points by matthewfcarlson 7mo ago|2 comments
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
Yup- if you put usb ports on both sides of the laptop you need a retimer chip as the traces are too long/suffer EMI. Which adds to BOM cost.
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
I think it's all about relativity. Are they private compared to an open source privacy focused OS like grapheneOS and the fantastic folks running that project? No. Are they more private than a company like meta or google who has much w
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
It's doubly frustrating as iPads do support multiple profiles! Just education MDM managed iPad only. https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/shared-ipad-overv...
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
It's interesting to me as well as an ex-microsofter who worked on surface devices. Leadership (at least below the VP level) knew they were getting killed by Chromebooks and tried a few times to get a low cost device (Surface Go 1/
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
It allows your Claw to access all your iCloud data easily like reminders and iMessage for example
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
I know this is me coming from my spoiled perspective of Linux and macOS, but the advice of running a VM that manages the WiFi hardware and passing it back to the OS seems insane to me
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
The US gives you no expectation of privacy in public places and private property is generally do what you want. It gets murkier if your cameras are pointed at other private property (your neighbors). Not a legal expert just what I’ve heard.
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
I built something somewhat similar to this that's web app based (honeydew) but it's much more focused on DIY and doesn't include any of the quote/contractor stuff. It's absolutely focused on powering through a huge
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
They absolutely do, source: warehouse job where you occasionally just opened boxes of unsold merchandise and smashed them. Something something tax write off. I never understood it. US based personal experience from almost two decades ago so
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by matthewfcarlson 8mo ago
Sounds like you cannot control which MQTT endpoint it is headed to? It just goes to the server of the device. Assuming you could modify the firmware, you could program it to send to a local MQTT.
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
I see some questions around the methodology of the testing. But is this representative of Ruby? Several minutes total when most finish under a second?
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
I’ve been meaning to start decompiling one of my favorite games of the era (Hulk Ultimate Destruction) after watching the decomp of other games. Perhaps this is a sign to start?
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
My personal conspiracy theory is that they're actually the same person, perhaps with some time traveling hijinks?
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
I would like some real world comparisons. How much power does the laptop or desktop consume during these (likely multi hour) sessions? Assuming you’re using a large HDR monitor 50-100W isn’t unreasonable and at 8 hours a day you’re talking
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
Ah I’m a few years out of date but I’ll admit I don’t see many WPA3 APs in homes
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
GTA 6 Forever?
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
I know this is my late 1900s American background speaking, but it is insane to me to have a legally binding donation to a religious authority. I would argue a significant portion of the New Testament talks about how much more important it i
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
Agreed, just because something is useful for helpful doesn’t mean it’s easy to monetize.
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
I wonder if there’s a jammer out there that also sends WiFi deauth packets
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
It’s fascinating that many of the issues they faced I’ve seen in human software engineering teams. Things like integration creating bottlenecks or a lack of consistent top down direction leading to small risk adverse changes instead of bold
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by matthewfcarlson 9mo ago
I do not understand why we haven’t seen someone take a cybertruck and drop a new body on top. I see “put a model 3 into x” on YouTube all the time. I would love to buy a cybertruck chassis with a VW bus or minivan on top (current political

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