bigattichouse

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by bigattichouse 1mo ago
Is the distribution because of taking time to look/equipment? or is that actually related to the distribution (clumps in various directions).. I would guess the lines and things are "that's where we've looked" vs. &
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by bigattichouse 7mo ago
I'm hoping the current oil-war will cause people to re-assess fossil fuel use as expense becomes untenable and we start choosing electric vehicles and renewables.. which will just become "normal" and oil can stick around for
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by bigattichouse 9mo ago
When is a heap of sand a heap of sand? The answer isn't in the heap of sand, it's in the observer. LLMs are a VERY heap-like pile of sand, and people are starting to see a mind where one might not yet be. I'm trying out a new
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by bigattichouse 1y ago
Good enough for me. I created the project because I love terminal, and wanted to make something using Claude (to learn how this tool works, strictly for personal enrichment) that solves a small problem I had with some overlapping cron job m
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by bigattichouse 1y ago
just pushed a change so now it's: waitlock myapp & #... do stuff waitlock --done myapp
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by bigattichouse 1y ago
Sometimes you have a cron job that takes longer than it should (but inconsistently so), and another cron job that clobbers what that cron job is doing.
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Show HN: Linux CLI tool to provide mutex locks for long running bash ops(github.com)
34 points by bigattichouse 1y ago|20 comments
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by bigattichouse 1y ago
A lot of people throw around 5% efficiency for Peltiers, and it's just not true - it depends heavily on the temperature differential and current vs. IMax. You can (with care) drive them >2.0 COP. This isn't anything like a comp
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Show HN: Created a script to run commands in an isolated VM for AI tool calling(github.com)
2 points by bigattichouse 1y ago|0 comments
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by bigattichouse 2y ago
I've spent an afternoon attempting to compile and run RWKV7 locally.. and I just don't get it. lotta errors in compiling... and it's a lot. Like a lot, a lot... it's walls of versions and sub projects. Any kind of quicks
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by bigattichouse 2y ago
Good work! I've been working on a similar BF CPU (Mine's called simple mind). I'd love to see a breakdown of how each of your commands get processed.
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by bigattichouse 2y ago
You can add a little calcium carbonate to these inks to give them a little shine and offset some of the acidity. The really neat thing about these inks is that they are soluble when made, and you can write on a document, then - as they dry
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Ask HN: Shouldn't Cookie tracking request popups be converted to HTTP Headers?
5 points by bigattichouse 2y ago|6 comments
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by bigattichouse 2y ago
My wife makes a fist and counts her knuckles and divots on her left hand: pinky Jan 31 divot Feb (28/29) ring March 31 divot April 30 middle May 31 divot June 30 pointer July 31 (now head back the other way) pointer August 31 divot Sep
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Show HN: I built a CPU cooler/Peltier-based Airconditioner for 48v Solar(youtube.com)
2 points by bigattichouse 2y ago|0 comments
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by bigattichouse 2y ago
I've been fascinated by a small mention in the 1.58bit quantization article that mentioned 0.68 quantization , which I believe to mean 0,1 instead of 1.58's -1,0,1. When I read https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalL
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by bigattichouse 2y ago
I've been fascinated by a small mention in the 1.58bit quantization article that mentioned 0.68 quantization , which I believe to mean 0,1 instead of 1.58's -1,0,1. When I read https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLL
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by bigattichouse 3y ago
I believe Bart Kosko, in his book on Fuzzy logic, said to expect the division of use of FL techniques to break down on cultural lines - that western thought would resist using it when "more granular binary logic" and cpu speed wou
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by bigattichouse 3y ago
Ownership. This is literally why the employees should own the company, or at least get significant ownership in terms of stock. In every one of these cases, especially the AWS waste case, an employee with ownership in the company could see
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by bigattichouse 3y ago
Hackernews hug of death.
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by bigattichouse 3y ago
Only farmers?
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by bigattichouse 3y ago
Been thinking about using webassembly to compile something like this, then you build the callouts to do the actual rendering... could potentially be even smaller. Compile TinyVG > Wasm > Wasm to bytecode.
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by bigattichouse 4y ago
Edit the make file and add -Wno-unused-result to each of the final compile steps if you want to compile and run under Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS
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by bigattichouse 4y ago
I've been waiting for this so long. I think.
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by bigattichouse 4y ago
"Asks"
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by bigattichouse 4y ago
I failed to make a sodium ion battery, but succeeded in making a pretty nice Iron Alkaline battery!
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by bigattichouse 4y ago
Decided to spend the day last Saturday and create a PCB from scratch with a copper sheet, some paint, and my laser cutter. Worked really well. I've never made a PCB before, so I was pretty happy with the results, and learned a lot.
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I've been chipping away at a website detailing one banned book each day(bannedbook.info)
1 points by bigattichouse 5y ago|0 comments
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by bigattichouse 5y ago
If you take the "4x4 ordered dithering" image, and copy it, use a "mean curvature blur" filter (I used gimp - similarly for gaussian with low enough width) and overlay it on the dither at 50% opacity, the image actually
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Biomimetic “Lungs” for gas exchange in metal-air battery electrolytes(bigattichouse.medium.com)
2 points by bigattichouse 5y ago|0 comments

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