mirmor23

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by mirmor23 3mo ago
your problem statement is very vague; keyboard is part of physical security and there is zero expectation of anything being private from keyboard to the messenger app input channel; one way to prune this clear channel and to achieve some le
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by mirmor23 3mo ago
your responses are hyperbolic in themselves. you are accusing the folks in one of the highly educated forums to be not representative of real education. all the while you've not posted a single sentence of substance. be self-aware! Ame
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
I looked up what UPI was, and it is great that India has it. My guess is either there are lots of Indian tourists/workers in these places so it makes sense to accept UPI. If you consider it as a product offering, more power to you, but
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
UK did this shooting-itself-in-the-foot thing called Brexit. So (outside of ARM, and forex), the main reason to go to UK is to setup a surveillance solutions business, or data harvesting business like Palantir.
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
I care about arch, design more than ever before as it is a lot easier now. During the dark days of human slop, the progress was hindered by so many factors -- layers of abstractions, answers hidden behind thin documentation, self-important
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
Why India? Other than being an outsourcing center, India's tech product offerings to the world are almost non-existent; (maybe zoho); without a product and entrepreneurship culture, India makes no financial/strategic sense for sta
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
you are assuming this is a new problem to be 'solved'; folks working on the embedded systems, and network infra headless systems have been wiping this surface clean for many decades; stepping outside of garbage collection, and man
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
it's not my intent to be rude, but if your writing style is any indication of your interaction with claude, then i'm not actually surprised. if you are enforcing a repeatable process like design spec, impl spec, and tdd, along wit
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
ignore 3% equity; will you deliver the ask, working 7 days for 160k, and for a questionable title of founding engineer? you'll get no technical guidance from the founders (who get to keep +80%), and only get requests to pivot to curren
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
my apologies for being needlessly abrasive. wishing you the best.
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
recently, you were rambling on-and-on about how netbsd was not a good desktop setup, even though netbsd primary usecase is embedded systems. nobody owes you anything; so just read threads that are interesting and ignore the rest; if that is
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
Dreams can come to a sudden halt, and as Walt Lawrence, John Callhan and Mark Zupan have demonstrated, it strengthens the reinvention and creative problem solving muscles. It's common to hear folks in these situation saying that the &q
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
Sure it is a good hobby for learning things; the title is definitely a clickbait and attention seeking; The speaker has usb interface, and since it uses HID, its bandwidth is limited to 64bytes max per ms; it runs freertos, and for the pric
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by mirmor23 4mo ago
Ken Thompson's criticism of C++ as incoherent, complex and garbage heap of ideas still resonates with me; C++98 was the last version I used for work although I've dabbled in 11/17/20 out of curiosity. IMO, if c++/cf
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by mirmor23 5mo ago
it is mainly claude code, some web-ui; sorry for the late reply.
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by mirmor23 5mo ago
(briefly looked at the website). If you find traction for this idea, that's great. I use claude, and its feedback memory mechanism is already too much for me -- it crams a lot of 'project related' but unimportant cruft, and i
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by mirmor23 5mo ago
your whole post definitely does not come across as 'reflections'; netbsd is more suitable for headless/server/embedded than desktop; now you know it first hand ;)