CrimsonCape

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by CrimsonCape 15d ago
I wonder if the John Sculley scenario has influenced this decision. My cynical side says that Boomer investorship would feel wrong about hiring anyone BUT an old-guard legacy aging alpha CEO type for this role; which would have been finding
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by CrimsonCape 16d ago
If you use OpenClaw now can you tell us how it's going?
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by CrimsonCape 16d ago
I've been running a home server and Tailscale is magic. My firewalls have no open ports. The tailnet is a virtual network that assigns IP addresses to approved devices that you authenticate to join. I use it in 3 ways: 1. My phone conn
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by CrimsonCape 16d ago
Check out Bitbang: http://github.com/richlegrand/bitbang-cli I've been using it and it certainly has the potential. I signed up for Cloudflare's TURN server which you use with bitbang and it gets you 1TB free
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by CrimsonCape 22d ago
The guide that NASA put out for spaceflight systems was on HN earlier this year and one of the rules is "no heap allocations; all memory must be declared and fixed size for the life of the app." Isn't Rust the ideal language
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by CrimsonCape 22d ago
Proud to say that by 40 I will be off Windows forever.
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by CrimsonCape 22d ago
I do think it's closely related to women, because like you say, girls go for runabouts. Girls think the communal farm hippie is romantic, the satan-woshipping metal band member is romantic, the (2000s) kid rock punk trailer trash is ro
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by CrimsonCape 25d ago
Wow, bloated electron app running over bloated graphics stack, tell me more...
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by CrimsonCape 27d ago
It's funny, I bet you could take any software dev and blind AB test a page written by a corporate manager and a page written by an engineer. Here's something an engineer writes, loaded with facts: "I got to the office and we
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by CrimsonCape 27d ago
I learned programming from C# which has an excellent standard library. Just recently started using Go which seems to have a good standard library. Been using python for years, can't say I ever had a complaint about the standard library
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by CrimsonCape 29d ago
You are way too optimistic. What will realistically happen is they charge $2 per month and the quality doesn't change. The $2 per month gross will go where it always goes: launches, exec salaries, shareholders.
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by CrimsonCape 1mo ago
Ok, so I should set these to null? I saw elsewhere someone set journald storage to volatile. Which of these approaches is better?
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by CrimsonCape 1mo ago
Yesterday I was running : NixOS, mango window manager, 5 instances of ghostty, 2 of those running fresh terminal editor, firefox with 5 tabs and I was at 2.37gb of RAM.
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by CrimsonCape 1mo ago
I think the average person thinks "who cares" when it comes to trademarks so I guess that is the question to ask. Somebody clearly cares about asserting ownership over the term. And it's not clear what the motivation of tha
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by CrimsonCape 1mo ago
Yeah pretty clearly falls under 'bypassing a digital lock' according to the DMCA. they got you when you clicked ok on the license agreement. Movies and music is a different thing: you don't need to agree to a license when you
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
So i can see my use case like this: I ssh from my phone to my home raspberry pi through tailscale. i type an alias that causes the RPi to run bitbang serve and prints the connection number through stdout so i see it on my phone ssh session.
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
Is there a good TV UI OS that runs desktop youtube under the hood for ad blocking?
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
I'd be curious to know the average salary in 1911 versus cost to purchase a house in 1911. If you can plod along for 15 years and buy a house with cash (i don't think credit/mortgages existed in 1911?). Makes plodding seems l
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
I'm having the opposite experience. I have tons of music in Itunes and they are all DRM from early itunes. Apparently they predate the DRM-free era? I have no idea how to get the DRM free versions.
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
Asking for a friend, do we have a modern distributed peer-to-peer end-to-end encrypted file sharing system?
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
It seems like their strategy will be to just raise hardware and media prices. Just keep doing the same at a higher cost. If it's a loss leader today, it will stay a loss leader tomorrow, just at higher cost. The question is whether the
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
I learned about the earlier generations of my family. The massive difference is how much more socially connected they were. They walked to grocery stores because the grocery stores were within walking distance because they had to be (peris
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
It's interesting because we are still in the 'delayed reaction' phase of consumer hardware prices. They are still somewhat close to what they were before the spike in prices earlier this year. What happens to the school syste
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
reading "Terms of Service" is useless if you are not also understanding Terms of Service, and once you understand Terms of Service, you also understand how you are being shafted by signing up to them since 99% of Terms of Service
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
I'd be interested in any more info you can provide. Do you have your router configs in flakes? I'm currently testing Nix in a proxmox VM. I just finished writing a shell script to dump all the UCI config files to one text file usi
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
Ask AI to generate you a UCI config for "<your use case here>". Reading the raw config files in /etc/config is the opposite of the web UI. The config files are the bare minimum data. Very easy to read. I have no id
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by CrimsonCape 2mo ago
Looking at Asha Sharma's track record of having no experience in anything related to gaming, don't color me surprised when in 6 months the foisted narrative will be 'well, do we even need an Xbox?'
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by CrimsonCape 3mo ago
Imagine if small movie theaters could just show films at their own whim. You could have small theaters springing up everywhere. I'm sure there's a boot ready and waiting to smash down this from happening.
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by CrimsonCape 3mo ago
This article felt like a classic example of "I just discovered this cool technology that seems to have massive potential! While massively blind and naive to the implications of what I think!" As others point out, the OP will learn
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by CrimsonCape 3mo ago
Not a Nix user yet, so i'm wondering if you can describe a little more about the "reproducibility" aspect which implies that you are often "reproducing" stuff. What needs reproducing? What is a basic daily-driver us

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