yawniek

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by yawniek 1mo ago
Building dbs is lots of fun. I recently did a few. Some in rust and some in go. And its really interesting.
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by yawniek 3mo ago
> This would be like, ridiculously illegal. It's also not practical; Not if you pay a bit of dividends to jared or dtj
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by yawniek 4mo ago
disagree. i designed a new shirt design for our small startup every year for the last 5 years. This year i was able to have significantly better designs (even two) in shorter times and much happier team mates. Still my creativity, still a
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by yawniek 5mo ago
ironically i think we need more social and stronger local social networks that have high identity validation and are "safe" spaces for the plebs. so that the perceived "threat level" from the free internet gets lower. ba
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by yawniek 6mo ago
fwiw i know tobias and its very very unlikely he made this up. my guess its intentionally vague to not leak any information about the culprit which i guess is fair.
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by yawniek 6mo ago
did a similar thing for reolink cameras and mikrotik devices. since i run a small k8s cluster i made it a k8s controller that picks up the certs. works really nicely
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by yawniek 7mo ago
Yes everyone does their best but in typical german fashion nobody does the right thing because it would mean to break some rules or habit. Its a general problem but it shows hard at DB.
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by yawniek 8mo ago
really nice, but if you have high res monitor the fonts are too small. would be nice to zoom the ui
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by yawniek 8mo ago
I think what many people miss is that energy became far less location dependent if you put compute next to its generation. The latency for token generation is not so important. So the ratios between energy consumed, bandwidth and latency wo
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by yawniek 8mo ago
cost. the amount of things that before cost you either hours or real money went down to a chat with a few sentences. it makes it suddenly possibly to scale an (at least semi-) savy tech person without other humans and that much faster. this
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by yawniek 9mo ago
Sent you a mail
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by yawniek 9mo ago
Its an incredible story and way another time. As my cousin put it while i was last in ivrea: those factory buildings where like spaceships at that time. Partialy very bad luck, but with all the nostalgia i think adriano was also partialy a
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Radxa AICore Ax-M1M.2 AI Acceleration Module(radxa.com)
3 points by yawniek 9mo ago|0 comments
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by yawniek 9mo ago
i wonder how the Hailo 10H compares to Axera AX8850. add on boards seem to be cheaper and its a full SoC that can also draw much more power.
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The Olivetti Company(abortretry.fail)
6 points by yawniek 9mo ago|1 comments
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by yawniek 11mo ago
The Bat! was absolutely the best email client. ever. way ahead of eudora. it was a massive step back when i switched to my first macbook in 2006 (the black one!) and started to use Thunderbird. That said Thunderbird is fantastic now and g
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Agent tars beta, local Multimodal AI Agent(agent-tars.com)
2 points by yawniek 1y ago|0 comments
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by yawniek 2y ago
i switched fulltime to kagi, it gives me mostly better results than google and bing. its possibly quite a clever strategy to have a high price, essentially the tesla playbook: get a good standing with HNW people and provide an awesome prod
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by yawniek 3y ago
Then again, we now do have flying cars, floating cities and robot helpers. They just look different and are not (yet?) that common.
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SGSG = Svelte and Go and SQLite and gRPC(github.com)
3 points by yawniek 3y ago|0 comments
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by yawniek 3y ago
what D imo would benefit most of is a cohesive standard library that comes with batteries included and makes it easy to ship real world apps and services. basically what Go did, having many standard protocol implementations within stdlib.
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Martin Kleppmann – Year in Review(martin.kleppmann.com)
2 points by yawniek 3y ago|0 comments
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by yawniek 3y ago
Pretty much the same experience. It is an awesome language, probably still my favourite. What i did not like is the inconsistent apis and missing basic protocol implementations in the standard library. Someone should write an heavily opinio
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Multiplix, operating system kernel for RISC-V and AArch64 SBCs(github.com)
70 points by yawniek 3y ago|26 comments
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by yawniek 3y ago
If you want to build an original midcentury two story house, i am doing a model from a leica scan and plan to share it.
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by yawniek 3y ago
i also don't really understand why they don't offer a similar software/hardware package ontop of linux as apple does.
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by yawniek 3y ago
its sad my biological grandfather got a bit lost in buying underwood seemingly out of mortification. He also spent a lot of effort in a not very successful political career in as you say, a very interesting environment. Imagine where Ivrea
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Writing Compiler Front-Ends for LLVM with Lua Using Mewa(codeproject.com)
2 points by yawniek 4y ago|0 comments
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by yawniek 4y ago
many people seem to not have clarity on what a distributed log is and in which architecture its useful and in which not. if you are abusing a distributed log as a message queue, you are most of the time creating a mess.
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by yawniek 4y ago
also olivetti, Italy who brought to market the very first personal computer.

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