simonjgreen

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by simonjgreen 8d ago
My intuition around larger companies is they are already impenetrable silos, and AI makes it worse
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by simonjgreen 9d ago
Congrats Wisprflow, love to see this. Especially learning the users nuances and corrections, i think that may be novel in the dictation app space. Things like Handy have the ability to specify common typos but some method of automatic learn
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by simonjgreen 11d ago
Nearly every time a link is posted to HN to a site behind some form of wall, a high voted comment on the post will be a link to an archive site bypassing the owners wall. Bot owners are not the only ones routinely circumventing the choices
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by simonjgreen 11d ago
That’s the one, in their outdoor casing
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by simonjgreen 11d ago
I've been leveraging Birdnet-2.4 as well, but also ultrasonic-pass and activity-v1 to do broader detection with an ecological targeted microphone. This means I can capture not just bird sounds but also bats and some insects, and acoust
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by simonjgreen 13d ago
I’m pretty sure this way they’ve hardcoded the NTPs is actually against the ToS for use of the NTP pool too. The way a vendor embedding NTP is _meant_ to do so is documented here: https://www.ntppool.org/en/vendors.html
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by simonjgreen 17d ago
Or Obsidian
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by simonjgreen 22d ago
Nope, Airbus are still safely headquartered in Netherlands.
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by simonjgreen 22d ago
That’s a shame, because FreeSewing is a fascinating and pretty awesome project! If you know someone in to the textile crafts, you may find this changes their world if they don’t already know of it.
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A hundred coffee machines and the joy of small open source(sjg.io)
1 points by simonjgreen 22d ago|0 comments
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by simonjgreen 23d ago
https://youtu.be/1QNsdr-Qx_I?si=coXwStCl7clpGVC1 Launch video
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by simonjgreen 26d ago
Publish 124 released last week. Quite incredible that the game is still undergoing development and new content. Admittedly it has changed hands several times, and the Richard Garriot days are a distant memory now, but still! I used to opera
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by simonjgreen 26d ago
Love your eink example! You’ve just sent me on a parts shopping trip :) I’ve been unhappy with my little lcd board I’ve been using for the same here https://github.com/simonjgreen/OpenObservatory as the contrast is ba
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by simonjgreen 26d ago
I’ve been working on a similar project for the last few weeks in spare time. I’m using a AudioMoth USB mic so I can capture extremely high sample rate and also ultrasonic for bat detections. https://github.com/simonjgreen&#x
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by simonjgreen 26d ago
Current delivery and longevity still put C and D cells over AAs, that’s the main reason they are/were common in doorbells. And while 18650s would be equivalent to a C, they would require a charger most people don’t own already, as well
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by simonjgreen 27d ago
Missing from here is the marketing position. Claude _very_ rapidly gained traction in the business/enterprise space earlier this year with Claude Cowork leading that drive. So successful it was, it lead to Microsoft licensing the Claud
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by simonjgreen 28d ago
Couldn’t agree more. This is practically mandatory on a Framework. Noting too, I didn’t find my profile for Framework 13 to be optimal for Framework 13 Pro. I’m still tweaking there, and frustratingly didn’t track my tweaks, but will try to
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by simonjgreen 1mo ago
This is like saying writing a compiler doesn't give you transferable skills. The surrounding competencies required to do this grant a pretty large amount of broad domain awareness
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by simonjgreen 1mo ago
Basing your major infrastructure choices on Ubiquiti feels a kickstarter purchase every time. Huge claims, borderline religious following community, an intentional and almost proud absence of technical support, and a coin toss if the produc
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by simonjgreen 1mo ago
Our automated CVE testing harness is now powered by Claude after we got the approval. (For interest, we’re using VVAH https://github.com/visa/visa-vulnerability-agentic-harness )
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by simonjgreen 1mo ago
I was definitely taught this in those terms and at that age. Perhaps the unexpected response comes from its recall ability. It’s not the personality of a child, just the material a child is exposed to.
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by simonjgreen 1mo ago
We applied for the cybersecurity approval via the form and got approval back in less than an hour. Have you… tried?
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
Oh good point, I’ve added a section to the README. Thanks! (Assuming you are referring the observatory. Trmnl is off the shelf)
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
Again, this is covered, to an extent. Speaking only for England & Wales, the courts have pretty broad costs powers. Especially if one party is bringing litigation unreasonably. There’s no ceiling to it either, it just has to be defensib
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
This is a thing, and in the context of the article too. In UK, if an employment tribunal finds you’ve wasted the tribunals time they can and do order costs paid for both the tribunal and other party. Odd they don’t mention it.
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
I’ve been hacking on an outdoor sound monitor for 24x7 logging of birds and bats around my house the last couple of weeks with a live indoor monitor: https://github.com/simonjgreen/OpenObservatory And today I knocked o
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SQRL wan't wrong, it was early(sjg.io)
38 points by simonjgreen 2mo ago|9 comments
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AI artefacts are the new Access databases(sjg.io)
2 points by simonjgreen 2mo ago|0 comments
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When "Secure by Default" Means "Microsoft by Default"(sjg.io)
3 points by simonjgreen 2mo ago|0 comments
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by simonjgreen 2mo ago
I mean at this point just ditch the Unifi? You have a much more capable gateway in play now that needs to have equal to greater throughput than the one you are bridging for.

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