FormerLabFred

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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
This is a light version of a more heavy-weight ML-based tracker. README head: Baltic Sea shadow fleet monitoring via live AIS data. Watches 1200+ vessels from the Ukrainian GUR War&Sanctions catalogue against the AISStream WebSocket fee
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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
Some background reading: https://www.saab.com/newsroom/stories/2017/december/datasaab... PDF: http://www.datasaab.se/Papers/Articles/Viggenck37.pdf Now we got it on a %50-100 F
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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
> forever
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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
:) I mean there are still some people alive out there who never saw a web UI when beginning dev. They get a bit nostalgic, missing their 286 It’s fun and it is appreciated by them, and the young ones who are curious
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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
Our modern languages are built on it, and it’s incredibly fast, so it deserves to be kept alive. We owe a great deal to the people who wrote it in the 1950s I guess
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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
It’s keyboard navigation only, and we got the Bluesky firehose raw straight into the Rust decoder. Or we switch mode to Jetstream with m+EnTER :) You hit l+ENTER to like a post. If anyone replies from Bluesky, we hit n+ENTER and see the no
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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
Fortran will survive the cockroaches even, when the world 404s
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by FormerLabFred 6mo ago
You are not the first one to ask :) We built Cobolsky. Will go public soon. Parallelly too curious on Fortran. The world is better with a Fortran-based social network client in it :) When we are building the feed composer, in next version,
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Show HN: We built a terminal-only Bluesky / AT Proto client written in Fortran(github.com)
145 points by FormerLabFred 6mo ago|84 comments
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Show HN: Baltic shadow fleet tracker – live AIS, cable proximity alerts(github.com)
56 points by FormerLabFred 6mo ago|18 comments
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Show HN: FPGA soft-core of the Saab Viggen's 1963 airborne computer(github.com)
22 points by FormerLabFred 6mo ago|8 comments