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Pokemon-themed E-paper Home Assistant dashboard(github.com)
3 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rmast 7mo ago
I wouldn’t really mind seeing the SpaceX IPO flop initially. The God Emperor of Mars has quite the ego. However, I’m pretty sure the opposite will happen and the stock valuation will go past the moon to mars and beyond.
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by rmast 7mo ago
Getting all the calories you need from (plain white) rice just about meet minimum protein needs for a sedentary lifestyle (around 50g protein). For every 100 calories of rice there are about 2.1g of protein, so for a 2000 calorie diet of ju
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by rmast 7mo ago
The sobriety check requirement for cars is so optimistic: “Once data prove the tech cuts drunk-driving crashes, insurers may trim rates.” Why would any insurance company want to cut into their profits by reducing rates?
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by rmast 7mo ago
Age verification passes? Now not only would extra costs be added for users to verify their age, that sounds like an age verification passes is a form factor that could easily be resold to someone else.
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I Hacked My Laundry Card. Here's What I Learned(hanzilla.co)
27 points by rmast 7mo ago|6 comments
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Get free ChatGPT Pro for open-source maintainers(developers.openai.com)
2 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rmast 7mo ago
Interesting how the depackaging was done - curious what the mill setup was looked like. It seems like achieving .001” on manual mills isn’t uncommon; which would be about 25 micrometers, so in line with the depth of passes that were being t
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by rmast 7mo ago
That looks interesting, but I feel like it’s likely to be close to impossible to join. Feels like it would be weird asking someone you know for an invite.
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by rmast 7mo ago
If you wanted to do the clean-room approach for something like chardet in a less controversial way, instead of having the AI do all the work couldn’t the AI generate the spec and then a human (with no exposure to the original code) do an in
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by rmast 7mo ago
As part of the relicensing ZeroMQ did a few years ago, they sought permission from all previous contributors (yes, it was a multi-year effort). Code contributions that they weren’t able to get permission to relicense resulting in the corres
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by rmast 7mo ago
I would imagine there must also be some aspect of uniqueness to it as well for even recognizing where a line of code came from… otherwise almost every Python script might have copied this line from a GPL licensed program: `if __name__ == &q
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by rmast 7mo ago
This could be amazing for running Asahi Linux one day. Probably will be quite a while before Asahi works on it though.
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Casting SALT like Metal – What Happens? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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How many AA batteries does it take to power a PC setup? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rmast 7mo ago
Hopefully they support Linux in case Microsoft decides the hardware in them is no longer good enough in the future.
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by rmast 7mo ago
It would probably be better to just eat all those different vegetables as part of actual meals to get a varied diet, rather than in pill form. I was under the impression that more protein and less salt/fat/carbs are still kinda th
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by rmast 7mo ago
All of those things (other than the fruit) have cholesterol. Cheese and meat can also be quite a bit of saturated fat.
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by rmast 7mo ago
What do you mean by heart healthy diet? Egg whites, lean meats, etc? Strict whole food plant based?
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Zillow for Warcraft(zillowforwarcraft.com)
3 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rmast 7mo ago
How are you fetching/scraping data from each distro? A lot of parsing pkgbuild files, indices, etc? Also curious about how long updating/scraping the data took (or takes since I assume you update it periodically).
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Project Silica's advances in glass storage technology(microsoft.com)
1 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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From Wi‑Fi Access to Root: Reverse Engineering a $50 CarPlay Dongle(medium.com)
3 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rmast 7mo ago
It's bizarre how they mention NPM for package downloads, and forget that other ecosystems exist too that aren't exactly small... PyPI, NuGet, Cargo, Maven, RubyGems, etc.
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FemtoClaw: Ultralight Port of OpenClaw/PicoClaw for ESP32 and Raspberry Pi Pico(github.com)
3 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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Turning a 2 ton robot into a 3D printer [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rmast 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rmast 7mo ago
I’m not at all affiliated with this project, just came across it and thought it looked interesting - it kind of resembles the sled from a CD drive tray. I could imagine an open hardware version of the printable files being created if they d
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Hacking a NutriBullet blender via BLE: reverse-engineering the protocol(it4sec.substack.com)
1 points by rmast 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rmast 8mo ago
I feel the same way, wondering if there’s a point. That said, I shared a cool post I came across (not a Show HN) about drone hacking. It basically got 0 traction. Not even 10 hours later someone else shared the exact same link and got 100+
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by rmast 8mo ago
To be honest, I’m feeling mildly discouraged from sharing on HN — there is stuff I think is interesting and got received well when shared elsewhere like Reddit, but appears to not be of interest to other people here. Though I guess this mak

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