kayson

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by kayson 12d ago
> But without it if you run your own recursive resolver your ISP sees all your queries, and many others see portions of them, unencrypted. This hopefully shouldn't be an issue for long with stuff like RFC 9539 and OOTS/SVCB.
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by kayson 19d ago
I'm not very familiar with htmx but at first glance it seems similar to Angular. I thought Angular lost favor because of all the extra attributes and boilerplate. What makes htmx different?
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by kayson 1mo ago
I love this idea. A lot of repair knowledge is buried in non-English forums or unsearchable Discord servers (grr Discord). We need to localize it and rebuild community expertise.
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by kayson 1mo ago
Who cares? Battery consumption of Gotify is negligible (it uses websockets). Same with CPU/RAM. What's the benefit of giving Google your notifications?
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by kayson 1mo ago
I've been using Gotify [1] for a very long time and have been quite happy with it. Basically no impact on battery life. For devs - there are mature libraries like shoutrr [2] and apprise [3] that let you support multiple notification s
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by kayson 1mo ago
- load bearing -
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by kayson 1mo ago
The tools can definitely recognize static logic gates purely from the topology (nothing special in the GDS needed). I don't know that I've tested it for anything more complicated, but as you've pointed out, if the hierarchy i
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by kayson 1mo ago
Getting a logic-gate-level netlist from a GDS is trivial with industry standard chip design tools. Circuit designers do this every day. The hardest part will be reverse engineering the functionality. I wish I had more time and I'd thro
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by kayson 1mo ago
Yes. There is exactly that, and we call it an "extraction" tool. It takes a GDS (text representation of shapes in the physical layout), and gives you back a "netlist" (text representation of components and connections in
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by kayson 2mo ago
I'd still rather use docker. I don't mind that the daemon runs as root because there are some things that you need root for anyways! Like binding to privileged ports or setting up networks (use `internal: true` and the daemon will
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by kayson 3mo ago
I've been using it for a while. The insistence of keyboards on having a large bar of autocorrect suggestions taking valuable vertical space annoys me to no end. I really liked using Fleksy which let you swipe up and down on the keyboar
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by kayson 3mo ago
I feel that. I really do. But I also LOVED the Avatar crossover. To be fair, I haven't played any other ones, but this one played so well and seemed to be very well thought out. They really did the IP justice. It's also probably w
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by kayson 4mo ago
I love systemd timers! I've slowly moved all of my ansible-deployed cron jobs to timers (now just an ansible copy!). The integration with journalctl, especially in a newer OS like Debian 13 where syslog is gone, is really nice. It&#x27
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by kayson 4mo ago
I wonder if you would get good enough results by just extruding two separate filaments simultaneously. Sure, they won't fully mix, but with thin enough layers, you'd benefit from the same visual processing that makes alternating l
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by kayson 4mo ago
This doesn't exactly answer your question, but MIT added test scores back recently and wrote a blog post explaining why: https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/we-are-reinstating-our... I think the "parad
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by kayson 4mo ago
> In further digging, we noticed that the URL the phone opens up is “kira-abboud.com,” a website that references fashion influencer “@kirasfashionfinds.” Notably, this exact URL isn’t listed anywhere on Abboud’s social media, and the aff
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by kayson 4mo ago
> The standard defense for something like this is "the plugin is a separate work, so it's not subject to copyleft." That argument falls apart on contact with the actual software. BS cannot do its primary job without the pl
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by kayson 4mo ago
I wish there were a "strict" yaml. Another subset a la json, where you don't have nonsense like no === false, but "no" does not, but you also get the block style which to me is easier to read and write. I don't
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by kayson 4mo ago
It's surprising to me that bun is so much faster serving web requests. The article mentions Zig as a factor, but is micromanaging memory really gaining over 2x vs node? Similarly, it seems, though they didnt exactly say, that they&#x27
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by kayson 4mo ago
> You aren't even allowed to keep the source code on your local disk How is this enforced?
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by kayson 4mo ago
I don't think so. They can already track popularity very effectively because they control makerworld, and they could have Bambu studio, the app, and the printer phone home too. I don't think they care enough about the tiny tiny mi
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by kayson 4mo ago
I don't think they baited and switched? I bought my P1S before the whole LAN mode debacle and even then it was all or nothing on the cloud. I just went with the cloud because they were using some IGMP stuff for the local connection, bu
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by kayson 4mo ago
This doesn't apply because their cloud service, which has the "technological measure" is not the "covered work", as incompetent as the measure might be...
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by kayson 4mo ago
In this case, you're signing up for an account and entering into the user agreement to do so. There's a whole separate legal discussion to be had about the whole "scroll past it all and just click accept to make it to away&qu
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by kayson 4mo ago
> Cloud-first is privacy-second This is not necessarily true. There are technical solutions to preserve privacy, end to end encryption being a very common one. That being said, Bambu strikes me as a very competent 3D printer designer, bu
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by kayson 4mo ago
> trying to ruin a guy's life They asked him to remove it and threatened to send a cease and desist. They didnt even send the cease and desist, which they very well could have. Hardly an accurate characterization. > They bought a
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by kayson 4mo ago
I'm supportive of Jeff's general philosophy towards open source, but this feels a little disingenuous. Did Bambu mishandle the situation? Absolutely. But we need to stop vilifying companies for being cloud-first. The reality is th
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by kayson 4mo ago
The license isn't the issue. It's the User Agreement. Bambu is claiming that the fork is allowing, enabling, (and/or promoting, encouraging, etc) users to violate the agreement with Bambu to not use their cloud with third par
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by kayson 4mo ago
Its not even a non linear thing. Its a sampling thing. Even ideal sampling exhibits aliasing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist%E2%80%93Shannon_sampli...
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by kayson 4mo ago
True. But it means you have to get it into the installer/image which just doesn't seem worth it for something that, as you point out, doesn't happen all that frequently.

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