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by schappim 2y ago
I completely understand how you feel -I'm in my 40s, and I often find myself questioning what direction to take in this rapidly changing world. On top of that, I'm unsure whether advising my kids to go to university is still the r
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by schappim 2y ago
I think what we're seeing echoes a pattern we have lived through many times before, just with new tooling. Every major leap in developer productivity - from assembly to higher-level languages, from hand-rolled infrastructure to cloud p
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by schappim 2y ago
It's encouraging to see DHS attempting to update the H-1B program in ways that address longstanding pain points like the unpredictability of transferring jobs, the complexity around defining a "specialty occupation," and the
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by schappim 2y ago
We have something similar in Australia with the Online Safety Act 2021. I think this highlights a critical misunderstanding at the heart of the legislation: it imagines the internet as a handful of giant platforms rather than a rich tapestr
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The Printable CEO (2005)(davidseah.com)
2 points by schappim 2y ago|0 comments
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by schappim 2y ago
How will you address the product safety issues related to coin cell batteries? We also manufacture STEM/edu electronics and have encountered product safety regulations concerning coin cell batteries in Australia. Similar laws were intr
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by schappim 2y ago
Here is a way smaller (only 97K) .webp version: https://files.littlebird.com.au/virtual-smartphone-cophone.w...
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by schappim 2y ago
This is cool, I hope Australia follows suit! Australia's communications regulator, ACMA, has already permitted Wi-Fi 6E devices to operate in the lower 6 GHz band (5925–6425 MHz) under the Low Interference Potential Devices (LIPD) Clas
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by schappim 2y ago
I’ve been using the new Pi Monitor for a couple of weeks. It’s very reminiscent of the easel-style Apple Displays from back in the day. I’ve mainly been using it as a second display but plan to wall-mount it to show the family calendar, as
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by schappim 2y ago
When “Getting Real” was released, I was a university student, and the book had a profound impact on my approach to development. I highly recommend that everyone read it.
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Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W on sale now at $7(raspberrypi.com)
52 points by schappim 2y ago|15 comments
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by schappim 2y ago
ArduPilot has experienced its fair share of ups and downs. Back in 2007, while I was a university student, I started an open-source hardware company that sold Arduino and similar products. At one point, I wanted to stock ArduPilot products
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by schappim 2y ago
White Noise Machine 0+
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Suddenly, all those crypto-scam videos seem plausible now that Elon Musk pledged to give away $1 million daily to individuals who sign his political action committee’s petition supporting the First and Second Amendments.
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by schappim 2y ago
Increased spending on AI data centers diverts resources from crypto, reducing competition and potentially boosting Bitcoin prices.
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Ask HN: Will GPU compute moving to AI drive crypto prices up?
1 points by schappim 2y ago|3 comments
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by schappim 2y ago
You can view it here for free: https://archive.org/details/isbn_9781558508217
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by schappim 2y ago
Microsoft discontinuing HoloLens 2 without a clear successor feels eerily familiar—like the Windows Phone all over again. Innovative tech with promise, but ultimately left hanging without a long-term vision.
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by schappim 2y ago
James should donate it to the UK’s version of Australia’s: https://youtube.com/@davidthegreen
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OpenAI’s GPT-3 model (175B) has an archive size of about 350 GB, with training data estimated in the hundreds of terabytes, resulting in a highly compressed ratio.
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by schappim 2y ago
I can confirm that the following models have since come in: • o1-preview-2024-09-12 • o1-preview • o1-mini-2024-09-12 • o1-mini
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by schappim 2y ago
Showing your work in tests is kind of like “chain of thought” reasoning, but there’s a slight difference. Both force you to break down your process step by step, making sure the logic holds and you aren’t skipping crucial steps. But while s
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by schappim 2y ago
If you’re using the API and are on tier 4, don’t bother adding more credits to move up to tier 5. I did this, and while my rate limits increased, the o1-preview / o1-mini model still wasn’t available.
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by schappim 2y ago
Remember past kings live in the stars...
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by schappim 2y ago
I completely agree; we have the same issue here in Australia. When I came home to find my elderly father watching Fox News, claiming that the election was stolen, I realised that the cable box parental controls might actually be for parents
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I would have thought that exercise was the primary contributing factor, but the study isolated the effects of UV exposure by using independent UV measures, adjusting for confounders like exercise, employing a negative control outcome, and u
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> the main use of a phone While the phone app remains important for some, it’s no longer the primary means of communication for most folks, especially with the rise of messaging apps and social media.
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by schappim 2y ago
Previous discussion [1]: Superfest – The almost unbreakable East German Glass (2021) [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40260399
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Show HN: Koi 1-Click Shipping Label Creation with WebUSB Printer/Scales(koi.app)
1 points by schappim 2y ago|0 comments
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I found Cloudflare completely useless when trying to take down cloned scam websites using ".shop" domains. We had to go directly to the registrar to get them removed. Moreover, the constant CAPTCHA prompts by Cloudflare are incred

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