tetris11

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Curta Mechanical Calculator(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tetris11 9d ago|0 comments
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by tetris11 9d ago
I love Guix, I just hate that it requires such an invasive installation for it to work. Compare it to pixi for example which has all the same features (pixi shell, pixi run, pixi pack, etc.) and requires only a small user-level installation
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DIY Thermocam(diy-thermocam.net)
3 points by tetris11 10d ago|0 comments
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by tetris11 13d ago
Felicia Hemans's poem He Never Smiled Again is an ode to Henry I's reaction to his son and only male heir perishing in the tragedy > The bark that held a prince went down, > The sweeping waves roll’d on; > And
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by tetris11 15d ago
oh absolutely, but if they lose half their audience due to the sloppification of their front page, then they lose both legitimacy as an interesting and impartial platform to promote said AI tech
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by tetris11 15d ago
Its important to use these filtered front pages though, so that eventually theres a sizable Referrer traffic chunk coming not from HN's frontpage itself that will signal to the admins that something is up
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by tetris11 16d ago
When there's a will, there's a way...
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by tetris11 17d ago
Yep, reasonable film to stream. Wouldn't pay theatre money to go see it
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by tetris11 19d ago
Very light on details, but did awaken me to the idea that you can setup HW projects like this without soldering. Bluetooth is practically ubiquitous, and ESPhome does offer this up in a palatable way
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by tetris11 22d ago
There goes the free lunch
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By 2029 no computer or "machine intelligence" will have passed the Turing Test(longbets.org)
2 points by tetris11 22d ago|0 comments
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by tetris11 27d ago
> $5 wrench Ref for anyone looking: https://xkcd.com/538/
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by tetris11 1mo ago
The issue is the tech and the motives to wield it. Cosy decentralized message boards exist, thankfully outside the realm of the greater public. The moment that the greater public sees these high trust networks and tries to join them, all th
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by tetris11 1mo ago
when the local baker jacks up his prices to leach off the richest man in town, everyone else suffers
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by tetris11 1mo ago
People can be predisposed towards something, and then have a tipping point brought by periods of great stress Jason Arday recently committed suicide due to media pressure, and even when the media was told that he was not mentally well and s
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by tetris11 1mo ago
They're cooked. If the hackers have the source code as well as a build... ransom or not, that's finding its way into the aether. Probably a good thing long-term brand-wise: the modding scene will be insane and inject some much nee
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by tetris11 2mo ago
It's a self-signed cert registered with Harica CA, but the certificate itself does not require the certificate authority to validate it according to Firefox's about:certificate
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by tetris11 2mo ago
Agreed, but then shrink the price too
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by tetris11 2mo ago
It's insane to see the UK still growing. Despite all of our problems, it's still a nice place to be
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by tetris11 2mo ago
What happened between February and March?
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by tetris11 2mo ago
"When work felt like home" Gosh I haven't experienced that in a while. Working remote really does feel like a death sentence sometimes
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by tetris11 2mo ago
I had the great pleasure/misfortune of being forced to work with LaminDB, and I can tell you folks; data provenance isn't going away -- it will be used to train the very AI models snapping at our heels
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by tetris11 2mo ago
What's to stop Ikea from pushing an OTA and crippling your whole setup 2 years from now?
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by tetris11 2mo ago
No one has both the time to avoid every deception set by large industry. We're all experts in our respective fields but can be completely side-jumped by something just adjacent to it, and we can't be experts in all. Sometimes you
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by tetris11 2mo ago
Eternal rains will come We should say goodbye And suffer on our own As all our thoughts were wrong
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by tetris11 2mo ago
Quotes should be enough to trigger an exact search. How we regressed from this is beyond me
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by tetris11 2mo ago
Given the nose-diving literacy rate history might begin to repeat itself
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by tetris11 2mo ago
Hogwash. Humans are masters of innovation, and are highly motivated to solve problems. None of these men worked from the ground up, but built on the groundwork laid down by others (Turing especially). The world was arguably also less comple
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by tetris11 2mo ago
Had they not used a reflector pin in the encryption (simplified encrypting/decrypting a message using the same rotor configuration) it would have been far harder to crack, because the pin ensured that no letter could ever encode itself
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by tetris11 2mo ago
The National Museum of Computing (just up the road from Bletchley Park) has a working Colossus

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