officialchicken

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by officialchicken 5mo ago
Three... bring back the original HN ("/r/startup") of hackers doing actual innovation and entrepreneurial stuff. It's the one that existed well before all the musings about painting by people who have never picked u
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
Except, gambling isn't illegal here - in fact, it's very common. There are lots of casinos within a few mins walk in any city in Spain. All the prediction markets need to do is comply with existing laws.
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
> Give Lattice a look for your next project. Sometime after the heat death of the universe, maybe. IME raising prices during development is their modus operandi.
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
> Yes, except no DRAM maker is taking this as a signal to go deep... Incorrect. CXMT is taking this as a signal to open new fabs, create new products, develop new silicon manufacturing techniques, and enter the consumer market worldwide
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
Has there ever been a time when IT hiring made sense? AI may be inhumane but HR is worse.
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
Oh yeah we're all gonna 11x any day now by reading Linked-In-life posts on HN about slowing down and enjoying the pizza.
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
Your power tools run out of tokens and you have to open yet another online account to get around the daily sawing limits in order to finish the task today?
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
Yesterday I was bragmaxxing when it hit me. Here's what they don't tell you: It's early and they're missing some important features.
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
Protect against bots by shifting the blame and work onto humans? Did they get that idea from Gemini?
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by officialchicken 5mo ago
CSS always counters the conceptual and philosophical use of hypertext.
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by officialchicken 6mo ago
Great, this means Telefonica reliability goes from zero nines to still below zero nines.
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by officialchicken 6mo ago
QoL is more important than hustle culture to most people
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by officialchicken 6mo ago
The investors are their customers - not the users of the end-product.
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by officialchicken 6mo ago
> What damage is that? (excluding the present case) That seems to be an introspective question.
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by officialchicken 7mo ago
I must have a really really outdated version of K+R C.
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by officialchicken 7mo ago
Think of it as RGB lighting in DIMM format and it makes a lot more nonsense.
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by officialchicken 8mo ago
I'm excited! Almost everyone here is looking forward to big future payouts of gigs that require cleaning up during emergency slop outages that impact the loss of a critical line of business.
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by officialchicken 8mo ago
And the odds are good you use the models and understand them in detail while the CEO is just buying the hype, ill informed or not.
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by officialchicken 8mo ago
Except, there is correlation. You're holding the statistics wrong - the chart you're looking at is upside-down.
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by officialchicken 8mo ago
I have been porting an existing pub-sub to Rust (no_std) that runs over serial UART. The published serial protocol is very similar as this one: COBS encoding with CRC32 checksum not CRC16. These docs have a great reference on backpressure f
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by officialchicken 9mo ago
Given the amount of Arduino code that existed at the time LLM's were trained, I would have to agree that AVR-8 might be fine. For now it's on the Cortex-M struggle bus.
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by officialchicken 9mo ago
That's an app (running ML), not a protocol.
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by officialchicken 9mo ago
It works fine for webapps and other slop-adjacent projects. If you try to do anything outside of typical n-tiered apps (e.g. implement a well documented wire protocol with several reference implementations on a microcontroller) it all fall
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by officialchicken 9mo ago
Let's not forget about the myriad of basic problems that still remain - like deploying data, caching/distribution, and server resilience. There is absolutely NO reason why that PDF shouldn't load today.
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by officialchicken 9mo ago
2026 is starting with half-baked NVidia drivers and missing functionality on linux? I am so surprised... did you try 17 different previous versions to get it running in true NV-Linux fashion? This stuff has been flawless on AMD systems for
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by officialchicken 10mo ago
Rewards are also a permanent infinite money glitch that last in perpetuity? Or won't be changed in the future?
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by officialchicken 10mo ago
> It's puzzling to me why some still don't understand the systemic incentives... Then I guess you're the type who will be really surprised to learn that with diminishing rewards comes increasing consolidation. > ... tha
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by officialchicken 10mo ago
The OP is hardly anywhere near as sensational as the latest AI generated github something-or-another typically posted here. I found the article extremely useful and would not be aware that it effected MORE THAN ONE product line. Please don&
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by officialchicken 10mo ago
Not only that, but the symptoms for hypoglycemia do change over your life, so that what is felt today (e.g. excessive sweating, blurred vision) may be totally different in the future (e.g. confusion, tingling thighs). Or you lose that sense
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by officialchicken 10mo ago
XML Config? Can someone explain that decision?

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