dazhbog

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by dazhbog 8d ago
PTSD 9000.. I miss the old days, less load bearing BS and more in the zone coding..
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Arch Linux on a OnePlus 12R, Powered by Denial Wayland and Flutter Compositor(reddit.com)
1 points by dazhbog 9d ago|0 comments
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by dazhbog 16d ago
A video I found covering the improvements https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ggLjIgRcM
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The Llama.cpp Fork That Enables Qwen 3.8 27B Large Contexts for 16GB VRAM GPU(github.com)
5 points by dazhbog 16d ago|2 comments
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Syria's president pays for coffee with Visa card, Damascus rejoins financial net(euronews.com)
4 points by dazhbog 21d ago|0 comments
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Radiation link in flight attendant's breast cancer, French court finds(bbc.com)
94 points by dazhbog 22d ago|59 comments
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by dazhbog 1mo ago
Can you elaborate more on how you use it or do you recommend any codebase to learn more? I remember evaluating Kermit and ymodem for my embedded work too, but didn't end up using them. Maybe I didn't understand Kermit fully. I wan
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by dazhbog 2mo ago
So a managed database provider doing comparisons of hosting databases.. what could go wrong..
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by dazhbog 3mo ago
You should always be getting a second or third opinion from real doctors for matters like surgeries, radiology, etc. One doctor diagnosis + LLM is gonna throw you off. You need more datapoints.
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by dazhbog 3mo ago
Agree, but their prices are still bad.. I use Rpi vs. Rockchip/Allwinner, etc. on commercial products. Rpi software is a bit better but after the chip shortage their prices have been artificially inflated..
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by dazhbog 3mo ago
I got an i5 Thinkpad T480 for 100usd.. Rpi is a joke
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by dazhbog 4mo ago
Im sure its also negative for WebBLE but we are hoping that one day we can have it on Firefox too.. We use WebBLE for talking and programming NRF52 chips and it works great compared to plugging a wire every time.
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by dazhbog 4mo ago
They are ok, put them into production for around 250units. Was very excited about them, but plugging and unplugging is not as graceful, and sometimes you stab yourself with their sharp pins. I'm going back to mounting a usb-c connecto
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by dazhbog 4mo ago
I cannot count how many PCBs I did with various quick connect ideas to have a fast way to debug.. - Chop a PCI connector and have edge fingers on the PCB - Skedd connectors - Micro usb with a toggle switch or solder blob to switch between S
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by dazhbog 5mo ago
Yay, let's burn the planet computing more slopium..
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Bill banning people born after 2008 from buying tobacco clears UK parliament(theguardian.com)
21 points by dazhbog 5mo ago|9 comments
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by dazhbog 5mo ago
Looks interesting but cant take it seriously when there are so many red flags of LLM style writing. The author continues to use AI to even reply to comments in this thread. (its not X its Y, Em Dashes, etc.)
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Do You Need a CMS?(joost.blog)
1 points by dazhbog 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dazhbog 7mo ago
I dont get the hype.. And I dont think we will reach peak AI coding performance any time soon. Yes, watching an LLM spit out lots of code is for sure mesmerizing. Small tasks usually work ok, code kinda compiles, so for some scenarios it ca
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by dazhbog 11mo ago
"I picked up breakout boards from Amazon for $2.97 if you buy four, and I very much think these are made with the $0.60 parts from LCSC or similar." There you are. Assumptions. Nothing to do with LCSC.
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by dazhbog 11mo ago
Digikey's markup is the issue.. most people in Asia buy from lcsc or agents, that can get parts 2-10 times cheaper.. In this case both parts are genuine just different batch/year/production location probably..
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by dazhbog 11mo ago
Is this THE Adam Dunkels? Nice to see him on the front page! He made protothreads, uIP/lwIP, contiki.. wizard material basically
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SHA2 Fatal Flaw? (Hash Length Extension Attack) [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dazhbog 1y ago|0 comments
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by dazhbog 1y ago
Here's a video of the creator explaining more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUiTBFDxwaM
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by dazhbog 1y ago
Why not use chacha20 or xtea for embedded devices? They are lighter than AES..
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by dazhbog 1y ago
So just to get this straight, Qualcomm has a piece of custom silicon, as a peripheral controlled by registers, that when enabled reroutes the ARMs USB pins through it (adding a USB hub in the middle), and on that hub it adds a SWD programme
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by dazhbog 1y ago
Management or marketing needs "Windows" to be the first word when people write articles about it..
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Robots race in Chinese half marathon(bbc.com)
6 points by dazhbog 1y ago|0 comments
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by dazhbog 1y ago
When it comes to serialization or sending data over the wire (non http), I prefer relaxed json (no quotes on keys e.g. {a:1,b:"hi"} ). It keeps the message readable and it can be re-assembled on the server. That is if MessagePack
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Google's Titans Give AI Human-Like Memory(forbes.com)
2 points by dazhbog 2y ago|0 comments

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