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UDP-Based SDK and API Bridge for Momento Cache(github.com)
3 points by mlhpdx 7mo ago|0 comments
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Bridge UDP to Supabase Edge Functions(github.com)
2 points by mlhpdx 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Run it over WireGuard? I have this setup — cloud hosted private DNS protected by NOISE/ChaCha20. Only my devices can use it, because only they are configured as peers.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Does that mean running your own DNS in the cloud is a better answer? This is what I do.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
What would they run on these days? I mean other than my old Gateway 2000 dual Pentium Pro with 32MB of RAM and dual booting BeOS and NT4?
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Yes — talking and hearing/reading about it. I don’t fault folks for being excited when first getting into ut, but it’s rare to hear anything new said. And what is new is increasingly niche and unlikely to have any application to what I
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
If you read the history you’ll see the appropriate word is “restarted” the EV revolution. It was on and off again in a slow march to the point that allowed Tesla to exist. I’m not diminishing the role Tesla played, but it has to be taken in
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
It’s simply satire, not “truth”. The statement doesn’t claim any fact: it’s a hypotheical not unlike a “based on real events” movie/book/etc that never quotes or attributes specific actions to a subject. And that’s why Atlassian i
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
American raised by a Brit here, and I was literally just doing this during lunch out. I consider the upside down fork just plain torture.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
This was one of the projects students did when I helped teach APCS to high schoolers as a TEALS volunteer (FracCalc). Some of the implementations went way overboard and it was so much fun to watch and to play a part. Even as a “seasoned” de
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
That paragraph doesn’t make it clear (to me) that it’s a snapshot with incremental updates. If that’s what it is. Sorry if my obtuse read offended. I just figured it was edge cached HTML, and less likely it was actually broken.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Static web content and dynamic data? > The archive currently spans from 2006-10 to 2026-03-16 23:55 UTC, with 47,358,772 items committed. That’s more than 5 minutes ago by a day or two. No big deal, but a little bit depressing this is st
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
yes, yes. I have seen that abomination. Not class legal. lol
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Indeed. The really interesting bit is that the power required is high enough that the wind can be used to cover distances far greater than a fuel tank. And, given their weight nuclear reactors don’t fly (as much as due to the kind of ships
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
That's not LinkedIn, it's British.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
I’m not sure it’s mentioned anywhere here, but it’s likely that this boat will set the world’s record for speed around the globe — if it circumnavigates, and it is hard to imagine it won’t. I’m not sure why, but I find that fascinating. No
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
in those wonderful little square boats the reason for tipping the hull was to reduce the amount of weight it surface and dragged through the water. It was still floating, being held above the bottom by buoyancy,so definitely not flying.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
it’s been “flying” as long as I can remember. It’s the distinction between that and floating. A traditional boat relies on buoyancy to keep it away from the murky depths, while these boats rely on buoyancy only when at rest or going slowly.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
It’s difficult to imagine executives citing underperformance as the reason for layoffs as opposed to clinging to the AI storyline. The risks blaming the economy would entail also means AI is a generally more acceptable answer. The only down
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Nonvolatile Memory Without Moving Parts(medium.com)
3 points by mlhpdx 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
I didn't know wasps were pollinators. Now I'm conflicted.
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I love vultures, mosquitoes and, yes, even wasps(theguardian.com)
2 points by mlhpdx 7mo ago|1 comments
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
The logistics of gathering and storing the ill gotten goods speaks to how well we’ve solved “scale” I guess.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
When I said "I have also done the search" I meant this simple one: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=1&prefix=false&qu...
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
The pot calling the kettle black, methinks. How are you improving the internet by vilifying new ideas?
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Is it really that dire? Is it more awful to expect every reader to decipher my rambling, disjoint thoughts? Yes, it is. And, it undervalues the substance of what I'm trying to say because the willing audience dwindles to triviality.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Thank you for that.
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Is it a long tail? Let's take me, because I know the subject well. I have poor working memory. Very poor, insomuch as I have to type six digit codes in blocks of three. I can write, of course, and sometimes well. But technical writing
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
I strive to be understood, and my streams of thought are often weird and generally intractable. Nobody really wants to read that; nobody wants the deep threads required to explain it. I value reading novel and interesting thoughts and ideas
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by mlhpdx 7mo ago
Content is everything. Voice is simply entertainment.

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