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11mo ago
Farts:
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11mo ago
I sold third at 180. I have seen it happen so many times in 50 years. You sit on your pile of gold and just watch it slowly disappear. But also selling ALL is a bad move, says one who sold all of Nokia at 1000 markka in 1996.
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11mo ago
Not too talented crew. Remember the bloody flying starship in the beginning with parallax error. Why didnt they fix it ever? Whining on Arpanet had no effect.
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11mo ago
Yes. But I am already doing it. On Cinelerra https://youtu.be/5bhTqajDvA0?si=oc5VyBxTJBrUBSXD
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11mo ago
My father got genuine Soviet Moskvich aimed for soviet domestic market in 1976. Piece of shit and pure comedy. I tried to start when I inherited it, but eventually needed nearest Soviet Citizen to start it. All you needed to do is to remove
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timonoko
11mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45882250#45884583
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11mo ago
> Can we call it Mysterio Buffo? That's a very creative and thought-provoking name for it. "Mistero Buffo" translates to "Comical Mystery Play." While there's certainly nothing comical about the situation, t
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11mo ago
Gemini CLI: The transcript in the file gupta.txt does not provide a single definitive answer to why so many young people are getting cancer, specifically colorectal cancer. Instead, it's presented as a "mystery" and "t
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11mo ago
I think I fare rather well on sophistication level. I do know 5-7 human languages about as good as this one.
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11mo ago
I was forced out of Reddit by IP-number. I changed the MAC-number and that changed IP-number. Worked for a while, and then they banned half of the city. Which was funny and gained some notoriety at that time.
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11mo ago
Metoo. Just vibecoded compiler without even thinking about it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45863024#45872988
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11mo ago
Note: M5 was like M4, but it allowed whacky symbols like "++" to be defined.
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11mo ago
Hey @grok. Can you write FORTH using M5 macro processor? Thought for 1m 0s Yes, it's possible to implement a Forth interpreter or compiler using a macro processor like M4 (and by extension, its evolutionary successor M5, which shares s
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11mo ago
You can do everything with mouse (or touchscreen). Lets start with these: (xterm-mouse-mode 1) (global-set-key (kbd "<mouse-5>") 'scroll-up-command) (global-set-key (kbd "<mouse-4>") 'scro
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11mo ago
Stereo decoder. You feed L+R and L-R to the corners of Full Bridge Rectifier and out comes Left and Right.
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1y ago
On that note. I tried to make candle replacement out of yellow LEDs in the 1980-years. To read books in de tent. But no matter how many leds I added it just was not enough.
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1y ago
Elon just proved otherwise with induction. Hey @grok what was the exact wording? In the episode (#2404, around the 2:15:00 mark), Elon Musk ties the simulation hypothesis directly to SpaceX's engineering simulations, explaining why the
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Grok: This is a pejorative label and not representative of all Chinese people—it's a stereotype amplified online. For visuals, search for "Chinese grab hags toilet paper" on YouTube for the infamous clips.
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Hey @grok, there was something wrong with exec("a=1"), maybe the "a" turned into global or something? Thought for 45s Yes, you're spot on that there's a gotcha with exec("a=1")—it behaves unexpectedly
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1y ago
Forgot this is HN where everything is taken literally. Humour is [Flagged]. I myself made a Coin-Operated Telephone server, but in 1978 the processor was already cheaper and faster 8085.
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"Mechanically" is funnier expression. But kinda true because it switched also trunk lines in some small PBX. 8080 was bloody expensive in 1976 and RAMs were too. I only heard about because I was employed to design something simila
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Funniest 8080-era multitasker was made by Siemens in 1976. Instead of allocating memory from common RAM, they just switched small RAMs mechanically. You only needed to dump registers at each switch. Particularly economical in 8080 which is
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OC72 was incredibly expensive, 300 marks. Children bus fare was 20 marks. In 1961. I tried to understand how it works with flashlight battery and lamp.
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1y ago
Giant Space Bola is much more attractive. It is a 10000 km string with capsules at both ends. It rotates in sync with earth so that the speed at meeting point is the same. You just hop in and end up in space without much effort. Because it
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1y ago
LiFePo4 + dummy is the best solution when there are 2 AA-batteries in series. Mostly because of 10000 charge cycles instead 500 of NiMH. Capacity is about %70, when we compare the bestest batteries. --- Correccion: LiFePo4 is better, but g
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1y ago
Eh what?. You can make a Dubai Lamp just adding suitable capacitor to the line. Hey Grok. What is suitable capacitor to add to 3W 240V 50Hz Led Lamp to make it long-lasting Dubai Lamp? <long explanation with formulas and other shit
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1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25808959
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You could as well use any old Raspberry as go-between. If you use USB-tethering, the Raspberry will appear locally around 192.168.43.XX and you can termux-ssh into it and use mpremote therefrom.
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1y ago
Did I solve all problems that OpenSCAD might have? Compared to FreeCAD. Me myself think I did: https://youtu.be/eG5lhLYvihQ?si=yA00IYVU4_Zemdxi
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Did I solve all problems that OpenSCAD might have? Compared to FreeCAD. Me myself think I did: https://youtu.be/eG5lhLYvihQ?si=yA00IYVU4_Zemdxi
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