tamimio

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by tamimio 8mo ago
I never used openAI, or any other AI except claude casually on some stuff, but until this date never relied on it, hopefully I will keep it that way just like how I never had social media.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I just said it a couple days ago that soon AI will generate pcb and schematics, definitely we are heading that way. In fact, even beyond that, I think it will be as follows: you prompt AI “design a DC-DC voltage step down buck converter cir
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Good luck enforcing that in linux, simply because open source community agreed to never agree on anything. The strength of anything is also its weakness, always.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
It feels like when you are negotiating a contract for job with a toxic employer who you still don’t know they are toxic yet.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I remember back I think around 2011, CF was new and I was testing it on some vbulletin forum, all the email communication were with the cofounder if I recall correctly, the UI had only the dns settings back then. Now they make a whole artic
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by tamimio 8mo ago
What’s the purpose? More echo chambers and circle jerking parties?! Why some people are so inclined to label others? I might dislike someone’s comment on something or disagree with their opinion about it, but absolutely love their comments
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Years ago I bought Sygic lifetime one, and it has offline maps with updates. Although I don’t use it as much anymore, but it was so accurate, and that was before google nav too.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
90s: so little memory, programmers have to optimize their code to run properly. 2010s: so much memory, programmers used electron and chrome wrapping everything in js. 2026: so little memory, programmers have to optimize AI code to run prope
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I did notice art as a profession, or people calling themselves artists, are usually within Europe, but rarely in North America. Whenever I stumble upon an art or artist portfolio online, I assume they are in Europe, and most times it turns
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Yeah, it will soon generate clean CAD designs, build a PCB and schematics, select the best electronics components and optimize it for you, and even simulate RF and waves propagations.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I have used ty-rap before in multiple projects, can’t recall they failed me, especially in some drone builds where steel ties will add to the total gross weight.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
How did they catch him?! I remember I read something similar of a guy having a cell jammer in his car, because he didn’t want people being busy on their phones while driving, but they caught him because the cell towers detected the jammer a
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Interesting, thanks for the info, definitely didn’t know that back in ~2012, but lessons learned, only .com or .org I have been buying in the past years.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
.com is definitely the gold standard, I got an .io more than a decade ago and if I would go back in time, I would just use .com, the pricing for .io been increasing for no apparent reason.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
This feels like tariff evasion tactics, I am not against it tho, I think apple is handling it well.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I know these below existed, but it only works against IR enabled cameras aka CCTV, but definitely they won’t against smart glasses, but I love your idea, a glass distort the lights, hmmm maybe emit IR? https://www.reflectacles.co
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by tamimio 8mo ago
> anti-smart-glasses glasses that detect smart glasses and have an invisible beam that can target and blind the cameras I love it! I literally thought of something similar while writing the above comment, something like an EMP that disab
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by tamimio 8mo ago
We need a list of these 300+ platforms
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by tamimio 8mo ago
> 0x18 - betrayal This is the most important section, as the above ones any privacy-conscious person would assume most anyway. I did mention before that we need an open-source platform that tracks the people who work and build such syste
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Need an iOS. But I think very soon the whole detection won’t be enough, because most people will have glasses, phones, CCTV, etc., I think the best is protecting yourself, so a cloak mask or similar, where for humans it’s barely visible but
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I want an AI that I throw the simulation and it design the PCB and all verification.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
The site is buggy, when you enable 2FA, you are given the qr code option only, no option for manual entry. When you sign up and the username is taken, you next button goes into infinite loop even after changing the username, you cannot clic
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I have made something very similar, also using HA, but instead of the e-papers I used old tablets I found at the thrift stores, the reason is because I have my CCTV also integrated and e-papers won’t really do a good job that way.
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I mean, why is this surprising when you have this https://www.reuters.com/investigations/inside-trump-familys-...
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by tamimio 8mo ago
The idea is great, but everything else is not. A few points: - You say "engineering" verification, I checked and it's all computer science, monkey coding, full stack whatever, not only is that NOT engineering, it wasn't
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by tamimio 8mo ago
This process will be done in a way that you won’t even have to do it in 3min, it will be part of you phone wallet, and whenever you sign up you will be required to verify it there, essentially, all big tech will be having a copy of your bio
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by tamimio 8mo ago
I wouldn’t suggest doing that, it will result in more regulation restricting drones. I joined before few workshops that included the government too, and there were discussions about requiring a whole license every time you modify the drone,
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by tamimio 8mo ago
The whole idea of side projects is learning something while building something unique, authentic, and cool. Since AI hype, most side projects -that get published- now are solely built to grab your money one way or another, whoever built it
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by tamimio 8mo ago
It’s intentional and facebook is allowing it, for one, it brings traffic, second, how else can you distract the public from questioning what matters? Thirst traps! Same issue in other social media btw, it’s probably too obvious in FB since
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by tamimio 8mo ago
Why would you need a keyboard in the age of local llm writing everything you say directly on your XYZ application?

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