wilted-iris

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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Citation? There are a few large public meshes in the US. I'm unaware of anything that makes them illegal to run.
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Broadcom follows the private equity playbook: hike prices and reduce expenses. Customers will leave until only the most locked in remain. This extracts value from the business and makes it more capital efficient. Broadcom will continue to e
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Technology is not neutral.
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Sensor Watch Pro, Hackable Casio F-91W, has launched(crowdsupply.com)
3 points by wilted-iris 2y ago|0 comments
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Has either company verified this?
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Logistics (2012), the longest film ever made, is now available on YouTube [video](youtube.com)
1 points by wilted-iris 2y ago|0 comments
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
This ignores the existence of batching capabilities like epoll and io uring. Async IO may need to do more syscalls than blocking IO for a single operation, but the story looks different if you consider a large number of operations that are
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Absolutely, I think pets are great at home. Personally, I find docker compose to be the sweet spot for reproducibility and ease of use. There's some bespoke setup, but I can go from backups and fresh hardware to running apps in a coupl
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Yep, mine is and I'm sure some others' are as well. Truly overkill but it's a fun hobby project.
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
I tried Sonos once and ran far, far away. My rule ever since has been that I buy dumb speakers and attach the networked audio device of the day. Today I'm using Wiim streamers, used to use Chromecast Audio, briefly ran an OSS stack. Th
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Turned a guy right into a tree. This would have fascinating implications if deployed broadly.
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
There's an open source reimplantation in case the original stops working: https://github.com/dessalines/thumb-key
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
I don't think that's true. A GR Corolla is going to have a nicer interior than a Tesla, it'll handle (much) better, and I bet it's a lot more fun to drive too.
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What Elon Musk's favorite game tells us about him(davekarpf.substack.com)
15 points by wilted-iris 2y ago|3 comments
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Why does penne pasta go into rigatoni during cooking?(physics.stackexchange.com)
2 points by wilted-iris 2y ago|0 comments
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by wilted-iris 3y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1761548861896606014.html
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by wilted-iris 3y ago
Not sure if that's a render, but from what I understand the cables are integrated into the rack.
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by wilted-iris 3y ago
The pair of OpenAI stories here is fascinating. Are folks bullish on OpenAI after everything that happened?
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by wilted-iris 3y ago
Reddit made some major missteps and Twitter/X started to crumble. I think we'll look back and point at this year as the beginning of the end for the current social media platforms.
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Ask HN: Biggest Story of the Year?
3 points by wilted-iris 3y ago|6 comments
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by wilted-iris 3y ago
I remember reading that sccache requires builds to be done in the same absolute directory by each user to share cache. Do you know if that's correct?
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by wilted-iris 3y ago
Would you include foreign cars in that statement? They take up more space and disincentivize traditional mobility.
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by wilted-iris 3y ago
As a counterpoint, every Turo I've picked up was from a neighborhood street with free parking and a line of dinged up cars.