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peter_retief
8mo ago
I offered to host a friends business email on my DO instance. Works 99% of the time but every now and then emails just disappear only to find out that MS and Apple block DO IP addresses, sometimes. Silently. There is a war on small email pr
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8mo ago
there is a demo user demo demo123 keep in mind it is running on my linux box at home :)
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peter_retief
8mo ago
I developed a billing system for my own work and is getting some interest. https://peterretief.org
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8mo ago
Looks really useful to document complex applications, I will give it a try.
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Oliver Heaviside: Pioneer of Electromagnetism and Vector Calculus
(allaboutcircuits.com)
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1y ago
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Physiological-Biometric-Auth
(github.com)
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1y ago
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I Took a Snapshot of Sound
(twitter.com)
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1y ago
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2y ago
I ask AI to generate diagrams in LaTeX, works well for me.
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2y ago
Wow that brings back memories!
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2y ago
I always thought the sentence was too extreme, he broke some laws he should do some time. Not life without parole.
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2y ago
How does one actually sign up?
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2y ago
Ha, very literal answer, why not use cat to print the file, is that a bit of sarcasm creeping into the LLM's?
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2y ago
Thanks, yes they should update the site.
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2y ago
https://x.com/i/grok/share/rhb9niOru2tk17SdEqIhLvfhV
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2y ago
"Print a text file to STDOUT using ffmpeg" ffmpeg -v quiet -f data -i input.txt -map 0:0 -c text -f data - I tried this in a directory with input.txt with some random text Nothing. So changed the verbosity to trace ffmpeg -v trace
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2y ago
In retrospect it seems obvious now.
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2y ago
AI is useful as a tool but it is far from trustworthy. I just used Grok to write some CRON scripts for me, gave me perfectly good results, if you know exactly what you want, it is great. It is not the end of software programmers though and
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2y ago
Could this work with roulette betting on color? Seems like you could spend a lot of time not winning or losing
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2y ago
Why not make the whole of OF AI?
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The marvelous disappearing capacitor
(lcamtuf.substack.com)
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2y ago
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Human Entropy
(eoht.info)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Is this what is used to find direction of sound or where sound is coming from. Like gunshots?
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2y ago
I still get a thrill everytime I hear that Voyager 1 is sending us messages. I would rate it as the greatest experiment of modern times.
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2y ago
It makes me wonder about other games? If LLM's are bad at games then the would be bad at solving problems in general?
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2y ago
Image generated by Grok
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Shining Light on Photodiodes
(lcamtuf.substack.com)
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2y ago
Probably the first IC I used.
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2y ago
I just opened a file in VIM and it does look denser/clearer. Cool.
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2y ago
I cant see the difference?
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2y ago
I was interested but then saw JDK/Gradle. One of the reasons I avoid android development.
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