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by tymscar 11mo ago
That’s what I get if I go to their page, but when curling the image directly it works fine
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Imgur geo-blocked the UK, so I geo-unblocked my network(blog.tymscar.com)
494 points by tymscar 11mo ago|173 comments
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by tymscar 11mo ago
Do you people think nobody calls your bluff? Here’s the launch card of the sonnet 3.5 from a year and a month ago. Guess the number. Ok, Ill tell you: 49.0%. So yeah, the comment you replied to was not really off. https://www.ant
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OpenAI Demo'd Fixing Issue #2472 Live. It's Still Open(blog.tymscar.com)
10 points by tymscar 11mo ago|1 comments
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by tymscar 11mo ago
It can never be perfect because I can’t even read my handwriting. Good thing the need for it dropped to basically 0 as soon as I finished school.
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by tymscar 11mo ago
Here’s one where I did a Gaussian Splat. But I talk about my LiDAR scanned head there too https://blog.tymscar.com/posts/gaussiansplat/
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by tymscar 11mo ago
As it turns out, I do play with LiDAR all the time. I think I have a blogpost about scanning my environment too
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by tymscar 11mo ago
The maximum routing speed Unifi Dream Router 7 can do with IDS on is 2.3Gbps according to their spec sheet
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by tymscar 11mo ago
Oh, good point. That was actually the first thing I missed, but when I created a new Wi-Fi 7-only SSID, Unifi wouldn’t let me pick anything lower than WPA3 if I only used 6 GHz. So that sort of fixed itself.
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by tymscar 11mo ago
But also faaaaaaar slower
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by tymscar 11mo ago
Running ethernet to every room is always going to be a good idea
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by tymscar 11mo ago
All the replies you get here are totally valid, but Ill throw in another one. Why not? Life’s too short anyways, and playing around with tech is one of those things that bring me joy.
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by tymscar 11mo ago
Are you sure? I just bought the Ugreen 2.5Gbps yesterday for this, and it uses a Realtek RTL8156BG chip. That’s the one I used to get way above 2Gbps straight to the UDR.
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by tymscar 11mo ago
You're right, however, that was one of the reasons I upgraded too. This one can handle the full 2.5 gigs even with IDS on.
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From 400 Mbps to 1.7 Gbps: A WiFi 7 Debugging Journey(blog.tymscar.com)
173 points by tymscar 11mo ago|136 comments
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by tymscar 11mo ago
If anything, Apple was right back then. Glossy has so many benefits for the places where you’d use a computer, it’s not even close. Having the option to pay premium for those few that work in environments where matte helps them makes sense.
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by tymscar 1y ago
Escrow
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by tymscar 1y ago
Yeah, I am aware of this and its totally fine for me for now!
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by tymscar 1y ago
Every single person I know had nothing but respect for the meta people doing it live. I think they garnered more attention that way
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by tymscar 1y ago
Good point! Wireshark was the next step actually if this didnt work!
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by tymscar 1y ago
This is addressed at the end of the blogpost
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by tymscar 1y ago
That’s so much faster than I expected
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When Curl Works but IntelliJ Doesn't: The Ollama Connection Mystery(blog.tymscar.com)
82 points by tymscar 1y ago|27 comments
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by tymscar 1y ago
I 100% agree with you, but to play devils advocate, what would stop an LLM for telling you all about k means clustering and openstreetmap and everything when you ask about an efficient way to cluster deliveries on a map?
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by tymscar 1y ago
Saying that nix is a simple script that does chroot + ufw + nsenter is missing the point even more
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by tymscar 1y ago
So I got curious and I looked at the compiler source code, and it does a depth-first search. The fascinating bit to me is that there is a consolidateMultiples function in go/src/go/types/lookup.go (lines 286-304) that de
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by tymscar 1y ago
That’s actually crazy. Why is this even a feature?
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by tymscar 1y ago
Majority of your comments are nothing more than just bashing Apple with things that aren’t even the case. Nobody, especially not the title of this post, says anything about this being “innovative” or “omg”. I think you are right that there
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by tymscar 1y ago
Most likely they have different keys for absolutely no other reason than the fact that they were bought/made separately. I honestly would prefer to have a single key to my building.
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by tymscar 1y ago
DFU restore it

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