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by oxplot 4y ago
Wow — this was in fact the most easy to understand and yet from-first-principles intro to NN that I've seen. Glad Andrej is focusing on ML education.
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by oxplot 4y ago
Hmm, looking at the screenshots and comparing with my current Gnome on Wayland, the latter is way more beautiful and with better utility.
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USB Type-C Libraries for Go(github.com)
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by oxplot 4y ago
> Do you think it is humanly possible to always check for any new comment? How would you even locate them (HN does not tell you which comments are new)? That's why I use a HTML->RSS script on my profile comment page and get stand
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by oxplot 4y ago
Now you can go and turn them into a poetry book with artwork from Dall E. Sort of recycling effort.
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by oxplot 4y ago
I've only recently started to use TinyGo for my µController development and despite not being as featureful as its C SDK counterparts, I still prefer it by a long shot.
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by oxplot 4y ago
This should give you a good idea: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloud-computing-without-containe...
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by oxplot 4y ago
What doesn't get mentioned is the amazing support provided by the Framework team. From their community board [1] to their customer support, these folks love their customers. From the CEO (Nirav), to their system engineer (Kieran) and a
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by oxplot 4y ago
Ahh, grew up watching this at least a 100 times: https://35mm.online/vod/fabula/vabank
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by oxplot 4y ago
Exactly why I have RSS feeds setup, even for Twitter and Youtube.
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by oxplot 4y ago
- Space Exploration - Sustainable Energy - Robot labor and universal basic income - Self driving cars - AI
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AirTag of the Clones: Shenanigans with Liberated Item Finders [pdf](raw.githubusercontent.com)
1 points by oxplot 4y ago|0 comments
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Raptor 1 vs. Raptor 2(youtube.com)
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by oxplot 4y ago
Mindless garbage is what majority of humans create in every field.
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Gracefully Degrading Home Automation(blog.oxplot.com)
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Horizon EDA: A Free EDA Package(horizon-eda.org)
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by oxplot 4y ago
> That requires intersat communications which the RV plan doesn't provide. Intersat (laser links) comms is not available at the moment. Fairly sure they simply geofence non-maritime accounts. As you can see from the maritime map, it
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by oxplot 4y ago
You can easily use an inverter to go from 12v to 110V/240V and just use the stock adapter. Alternatively, you can get your hands dirty and do what I did [1]. However, I'm fairly certain that the non-maritime accounts won't be
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by oxplot 4y ago
With WiFi Calling feature of recent phones, you should also be able to send and receive phone calls/SMS as usual too. Tried this on my camping trip to great effect.
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by oxplot 4y ago
> there is no reason to not support ipv6 out of the box in 2022 Use the age of a service as the metric, not the absolute year we're in. It's probably reasonable to say that there is little reason not to support IPv6 for an ISP
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by oxplot 4y ago
It's not a function of overlap. If they've determined IPv6 isn't a priority and instead a risk, then it makes no sense to dedicate resources to it right now. It's not as if everything else about the firmware/softwar
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by oxplot 4y ago
That's what CGNAT provides a temporary solution for.
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by oxplot 4y ago
Am I missing something or is this just a run-of-the-mill phishing attack? If it is, then every website under the sun that doesn't use a FIDO or WebAuthn is susceptible to it. How is this any different? In fact, Google has a very simila
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by oxplot 4y ago
> It gave me a pause to think about how it came that I can never really tell what am I looking at anymore. They need to read up on https://posthog.com/blog/hacker-news-premortem
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by oxplot 4y ago
> Not fixing typos in a README. That's a detail that, even if specifically was mentioned, would be overshadowed by the main sentiment.
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by oxplot 4y ago
IPv6 amounts to a firmware update which the current hardware is and any future hardware will be capable of. The major hurdle in scaling Starlink is fast and cheap deployment of 1000s of satellite hardware. At the moment, the sole focus of S
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by oxplot 4y ago
From Elon Musk in numerous interviews. Latest of which is with Tim Dodd.
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by oxplot 4y ago
> CGNAT itself is a enormous risk. How? IPv6 isn't a substitution for CGNAT, it's an addition to it. You either have to keep CGNAT or replace it with dedicated IPv4 for each customer. Dedicated IPv4 is most likely too costly gi
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Initial analysis of the Starlink router gen2(olegkutkov.me)
4 points by oxplot 4y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 4y ago
All your criticism is valid in the long run but right now, SpaceX'es focus is to scale up, focus on usability for majority of its customers and become profitable. Removing any unnecessary feature is a must in order to reduce risk.

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