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by mianos 2y ago
It would be good if they started using this. I moved to spotify because youtube music kept adding songs I thumbs-downed to my playlists. They even added songs I hated to my seasonal mixtapes. If I didn't pay youtube for no ads and crea
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by mianos 2y ago
I remember using Aztec after using Software Toolworks C for a a few years. It was incredibly advanced in terms of standard C at the time. It was the first time I could just type code from the "C Programming Language" in and it wou
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by mianos 2y ago
It seems great but it's unusable to me as it does not support any port forwarding and my connections always go through a few jump boxes. The built in multiplexing is like magic.
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by mianos 2y ago
If you used it from the start, as I did, you would have the muscle memory to compose and edit world class literature, at light speed, and preview with a vague semblance to the printed version on your terminal. As far as editing C under Syst
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by mianos 2y ago
Linux has had zero copy network support for 15 years. No magic.
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by mianos 2y ago
The trouble is large context uses a large number of tokens. I paid for pro but quickly ran out of tokens by lunch doing complex code. I soon closed the account and went back to open ai. Personally I think it's better but not much use i
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by mianos 2y ago
I see a path to this every day. An actual scenario: Some developer starts working on pre deployment validation of config files. Let's say in a pipeline. Most of the time the config files are OK. Management says: "Why are you spend
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by mianos 2y ago
Interesting how complete this is. It's almost as comprehensive as prefect.io This is a critical software infrastructure I have been promoting for years yet almost everyone thinks they don't need it.
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by mianos 2y ago
I looked at the youtube video closely, it's only 1080 though, I also don't think it is spinning. You can hear the tubes grinding against the plate.
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by mianos 2y ago
I can't imagine why it would not just run of that plate after a trivial amount of movement. It does look like it would be pretty easy to make with just some bent metal and exercise weights. Colin Furze's one worked well too, maybe
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by mianos 2y ago
A 'channel file' is a file interpreted by their signature detection system. How far is this from a bytecode compiled domain specific language? Javascript anyone? eBPF, much the same thing, is actually thought about and well design
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by mianos 2y ago
The glue to hold the sintered carbide powder is cobalt or iron or whatever pot-metal crap they have on hand for cheap blocks. That would be where the magnetism is coming from. If it's highly magnetic you probably have little tungsten a
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by mianos 2y ago
There are very specific about including 'metals' in every statement. Yep, paramagnetic non metals are: Oxygen (commonly shown on youtube), Nitric Oxide, Boron, Sulfur and some graphites (very slight) due to delocalised electrons.
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by mianos 2y ago
Considering just before the AI hype came along they were in trouble according to Jensen on the Acquired podcast.
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by mianos 2y ago
100s of thousands spends are always a target not matter what your budget.
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by mianos 2y ago
I think he was saying something else was calling it and that was busting other things. Gevent did some crazy antics to get the whole tcp interface patched up. https://www.gevent.org/api/gevent.monkey.html#gevent.monkey.
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by mianos 2y ago
This is utterly insane: import os os.urandom = lambda n: b'\x00' * n import random random.randint = lambda a, b: a I love it!
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by mianos 2y ago
Storage is not cheap at this scale. That would be 100s of thousands a year at the very least. (How I know, I work in an identical area and have huge budget problems with rando verbose logging).
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by mianos 2y ago
Too bad you prefaced this with 'Americans'. The rest is probably true. I feel some people love the feeling of power when they are interviewing someone. If someone can not answer my trick question I want to know why not and what qu
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by mianos 2y ago
For those downvoting me for humour (no one one hurt), the explanation was, due to the rush it had no tie downs or top weights like a normal SpaceX engine test. The only thing holding it down was scaffolding. If you look at the photos of the
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by mianos 2y ago
Hold down bolts from Temu that were pot metal plated plastic? :)
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by mianos 2y ago
ps, it uses the esp-idf. I'm not using the Arduinio framework anymore. Any trouble getting it going or feature, put a ticket in.
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by mianos 2y ago
here is the ld2450 multi object tracker: https://github.com/mianos/mqttradar It's pretty complete. There was some other guy who wanted an ld2450 tracker so I worked with him to get it going.
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by mianos 2y ago
All the boards provided by HiLink have an on board MCU and offer a serial protocol of some sort. I wrote a finite state machine based decoder for each them from the basic info on some documents,random example code and the textual descriptio
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by mianos 2y ago
Wrong, most of these radars are 24Ghz and specifically designed to detect body micro movements. They specifically give both human 'occupancy' and dynamic ranging information. I wrote low level drivers for the ESP32 for all the one
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by mianos 2y ago
Specially when your juggling is getting out of practice.
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by mianos 2y ago
Yes. It would be a pretty useless lappy if I did not get updates. Oh, no app store as well. Installations come through something called jamf. Updates are controlled centrally. In fact if you find one of our lappies on the street, it's
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by mianos 2y ago
At least a Mac alllows you to have a local account without iCloud. We are not allowed iCloud accounts on our work lappies due to the risk of client data leakage. It seems to me, unless the Microsoft cloud is 100% trusted you would not be ab
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by mianos 2y ago
If you are spending masses of money and time on something, there is little to no chance anyone in their right might would take any more risk than they have to. If you are living on a trust fund, sure, give something risky a try.
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by mianos 2y ago
Over 90% of the ssh logins come from just a few China Telecom addresses. They just keep trying random ssh accounts over and over all day. I just geoblock China now. Maybe occasionally unblock it for a few minutes if the kids want to buy som

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