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by theamk 2mo ago
don't see how? the last section is pretty explicit: > None of this is to say that RISC-V is doomed. As I said, I fully expect it to take over the space currently occupied by [...] Much like the linux kernel -- the price is right.
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by theamk 2mo ago
TL/DR: author tried to run RS485 cable next to 1000V DC line, could not solve EMI issues, did no real diagnostic (except cable swap), gave up and went to analog. Also tons of AI-generated slop. Fr example the "shields do not prote
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by theamk 2mo ago
TL/DR: This is based on Tollbit's reporting. CloudFlare and DataDome are not showing the same pattern. I strongly suspect a measurement artifact.
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by theamk 2mo ago
They went to resort, and that skips really expensive purchases: no one going to be buying new TV/gaming device/fancy tools/cars etc.. while away from home. They also had 2 small kids, so lots of more expensive resort activiti
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by theamk 2mo ago
Note that the libnfs/LD_PRELOAD demo is an outright lie. By default, nfs3 mounts have "secure" option - it's not really that secure, but it does require privileged client port (<1024). So no, a root-less user can&#x27
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by theamk 2mo ago
"malware already present on a Windows endpoint take over accounts protected by Google-synced passkeys in Chrome" breaking news! If you completely control a computer, you can completely control a computer! This means doing anything
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by theamk 2mo ago
This sounds great for readers, but why would authors start using such platforms? It seems all downsides for them.
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by theamk 2mo ago
missing part: > The helper gets on with the job. Moving quietly through your home, doing the work. Removing mounting plates, screwing in replacements with a cordless drill, testing each -- beep -- one, moving the ladder, sweeping cobwebs
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by theamk 2mo ago
> If ADPA [the American Data Privacy and Protection Act] had passed, we would have been f**ed. It’s totally restricting even first-party data use. It’s lights out. Good, this should have been done long time ago. And good for Apple for no
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by theamk 2mo ago
there is one 9 of uptime, but the dashboard hasn't been updated yet: https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ Once this goes in, I'd expect to see 89%, which is zero nines. (I'd like to say, "a new
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by theamk 2mo ago
It's not clear from the front page, but it's for India.
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by theamk 2mo ago
I could never get started with kermit - it's a huge ecosystem into itself, with its own scripting languages, file transfer protocols, etc... Instead of trying to buy into that, I found out that individual tools are much nicer with. Min
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by theamk 2mo ago
Pretty sure that person is completely wrong - there is zero evidence that there is anything on AI studio's server, all the data is in the JSON file on google drive. That's why it disappears when you delete the file, and reappears
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by theamk 2mo ago
I have some IoT devices I made for myself. The all connect to the central server (the one I run myself of course). It is much, much easier to do things when central server is around. This is especially true for embedded devices which have l
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by theamk 2mo ago
Unless you advocate for something reckless like "all incoming connections allowed", you will need a central aerver even with IPv6.
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by theamk 2mo ago
The whole context of "quishing" seems pretty stupid to me. Any link on the internet can lead to a phishing page. Ads lead to phishing page. Search results lead to phishing pages. URL shorteners lead to phishing page. There is noth
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by theamk 2mo ago
And my point is, no matter how advanced you are going to make that prompt, AI will find a way to mess it up. If you say, "A, B and C must be true", then eventually an agent will find property D which you did not thing about, makin
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by theamk 2mo ago
> Set up a nightly cron job that executes the prompt: fetch upstream changes to the <software> and rebase all local changes on top of upstream. Check that the software works as intended and replace the current version. This sounds
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by theamk 2mo ago
Another possibility is that JSON file is not a link, but an actual chat state. There is nothing server-side on Google AI studio, that JSON is the only thing there is. So if you delete the JSON, the chat is gone. If you recover the JSON, the
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by theamk 3mo ago
I have tested the thermal breakers multiple times, the wires are barely warm. Also your link says: > When electrical current flows through the circuit, the strip heats up due to resistive heating. This picture [0] from post ("Toaste
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by theamk 3mo ago
have you actually read this page? > If the current exceeds the rated load for a prolonged period, the heat causes the bimetallic strip to bend. > The unit trips after a delay inversely related to the magnitude of the overload; the gre
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by theamk 3mo ago
Advice for those who got inspired by this: don't repeat this design. Author is doing the very ugly soldering job right next to 110V live wires. The ugly soldering is normally not a problem - we all started somewhere - but doing it next
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by theamk 3mo ago
This only happens when there is an overcurrent condition. As OP, scrumper, BenjiWiebe all told you there was no overcurrent condition. The system was rated for a 100 amp, the current was under that. The thermal overload breaker won't
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by theamk 3mo ago
I was going to ask "what rat race?" but then I read: > Since the start of 2026 I’ve basically not spent any time playing video games or doing much leisure activity outside of spending time with my kids. I diverted all my cycles
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by theamk 3mo ago
TL/DR: author had a bad connection in their solar system. Despite having burning smell of electronics, seeing blackened wires, and having parts so hot it burned their fingers, they did nothing and kept the system active until things go
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by theamk 3mo ago
No, that post says the file is "marked with special metadata" - it does not say that is is only metadata. So my theory is that Google Drive file = full chat log + metadata. The only server where the chat log is stored is Google
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by theamk 3mo ago
> Either exit with 0 or 1. If you don’t have a strong reason to use more at this point, then don’t. Instead provide users a good, parseable error or a warning message on stderr. Please don't. There is literally no upside in having a
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by theamk 3mo ago
Seems so last decade. Who cares about blockchains anymore? It's AI now.
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by theamk 3mo ago
So that JSON file is pretty big - the video shows 4KB and that's just for the demo chat. This is a lot for a pointer. Are you sure that your chats are not in that JSON file? You keep saying that JSON is a pointer to server - but how do
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by theamk 3mo ago
So that JSON file is pretty big - the video shows 4KB and that's just for the demo chat. This is a lot for a pointer. Are you sure that your chats are not in that JSON file? You keep saying that JSON is a pointer to server - but how d

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