heeen2

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by heeen2 5mo ago
for me it was custom scripts looking for data in minified bundles and refactoring for easier protocol reverse engineering, e.g. https://github.com/echtzeit-solutions/monsgeek-akko-linux/bl...
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by heeen2 5mo ago
Ascaso Steel Duo is an affordable compact machine with two PID controlled circuits and adjustable pressure.
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by heeen2 5mo ago
I did something similar using ghidramcp for digging around this keyboard firmware, repo contains the ghidra project, linux driver and even patches to the original stock fw. https://github.com/echtzeit-solutions/monsgeek
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by heeen2 5mo ago
yes, but it requires some nudging if you don't want to waste tokens. it will happily grep and sed through massive javascript bundles but if you tell it to first create tooling like babel scripts to format, it will be much quicker.
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by heeen2 7mo ago
vscode and its forks as well (for files it saves)
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by heeen2 7mo ago
theres a japanese recipe for fried sweet potatoes with brown sugar/caramel sauce https://www.okonomikitchen.com/daigaku-imo-japanese-candied-...
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by heeen2 7mo ago
I can tell you from first hand experience that claude+ghidra mcp is very good at understanding firmware, labeling functions, finding buffer overflows, patching in custom functionality
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by heeen2 8mo ago
I'm guessing his soapbox has a nice cushion from his previous jobs.
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by heeen2 9mo ago
they sell modules on AliExpress that claim to do that https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ez4GjPQ and some powerbanks advertise passthrough charging eg. https://amzn.eu/d/hApICf9
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by heeen2 9mo ago
So you're saying they could just make the driver compliant without advertising compliance under the hdmi logo? similar to how e.g. oneplus shipped phones without advertising their higher IPX rating because certification would have cost
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by heeen2 11mo ago
I made a mcp that would use a pty lib to allow claude to debug a TUI app I was writing with ok-ish results. ultimately I wanted to see what was happening myself so when I need interactive I just tell it to use tmux-cli to capture the neighb
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by heeen2 1y ago
Depends on what you like to play. Some games are heavily encumbered with either copy protection like denuvo or anti-cheat and those either don't support linux or flat out try to sniff out linux and refuse to run on anything but windows
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by heeen2 1y ago
I can't comment on the merit of the technical aspects, but I feel like of all the AI generated content, especially AI generated music is as interesting as AI generated memoirs - sort of pointless. It lacks the human element that makes
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by heeen2 1y ago
An einer Waldorfschule hast Du selection bias
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by heeen2 2y ago
Lots of places take vote on what you can buy, eg weed, alcohol, which additives are allowed and so on
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by heeen2 2y ago
Wouldn't multiple rtx gpus also have more bandwidth
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by heeen2 2y ago
Have you ever been to hama sushi, sushiroh or Kura sushi? These are chains where you order from a tablet and it gets delivered via belt to your seat or pick from the belt. You pay at an semiautomatic kiosk. Meeting the staff is optional
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by heeen2 2y ago
you could use glossy/matte or metallic finish, then the reflected light could appear brighter than the white parts
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by heeen2 2y ago
From the POV of the users it doesn't really make any difference whether the government bannd tiktok, vine went bankrupt, google decided wave was not worth it or any other reason a service becomes unavailable. They will cope by moving t
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by heeen2 2y ago
It requires a GPU in the same sense that windows 3.1 or dos or whatever else requires a GPU to convert the contents of a memory buffer to a signal that a display can actually display. But you can also just encode the result of your composit
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by heeen2 2y ago
Wayland does not require a GPU and the baseline protocol is just shared memory buffers. The protocol requires file descriptor for said buffers and getting gpu drivers to support mapping gpu memory to file descriptors is what allowed Wayland
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by heeen2 2y ago
There may be many Indians, but when I was on h1b me and my colleagues were from Germany, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine, Brazil, India. All of those moved on to other companies, even multiple times and/or went through the green card proces
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by heeen2 2y ago
it is still the case and easy to find if you google for the title of the book plus the file extension (gme). They are also all listed here https://service.ravensburger.de/tiptoi%C2%AE/tiptoi%C2%AE_Au...
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by heeen2 2y ago
not the person you asked, but the spotify deb repository used to contain a spotify-qt package that later became a transitional package to the current package
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by heeen2 2y ago
Gas pumps are operated by customers in many parts of the world
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by heeen2 2y ago
What point are you arguing here? More binaries rather than less? Less readable source code rather than more readable? That we should just give up because some people manage to win underhanded C contests? Are you arguing that binaries are eq
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by heeen2 2y ago
I have found I have developed a strong distaste for most things AI-generated. When I try to articulate it, even if the end result looks superficially well made, I think it is because it is missing some human connection, some authenticity. I
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by heeen2 2y ago
binary files can be distinguished from text files with good enough confidence. folders containing test files could easily be removed before build just by name or should live in a separate repository altogether.
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by heeen2 2y ago
remove test blobs before building
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by heeen2 2y ago
I wonder if separating the test files out into their own repo, so that they would not have been available at build time could have made this harder. The reasoning being that anything available and this potentially involved in the build shou

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