kenanfyi

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by kenanfyi 17d ago
It's funny the website is generated with AI. I'm kind of sure that the code as well.
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by kenanfyi 18d ago
That was an amazing read.
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by kenanfyi 23d ago
US criminal justice system has justice only on its name and that's it. I am always amazed how individuals defend these joke you call a system. Amazing.
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by kenanfyi 25d ago
Sure. That he was facing 35 years in prison for his “crimes“ had nothing to with his suicide.
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by kenanfyi 28d ago
I use the Bangs feature to open paywalled links with archive.is with !a. When I write !a before the link in the address bar, it redirects to the archive for that particular page. Most of the time it is already in archive.is. Bang settings:
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by kenanfyi 2mo ago
Great idea! I have micro retirements every year for 30 days. My company calls it vacation, but micro retirement is a better term I like. Even more than that, I have nano retirements every now and then. We call them holidays. What a lame ter
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by kenanfyi 2mo ago
I kind of agree with the author, but having such places is very convenient for most people considering most people do not know how to make websites. Yes, it is easy nowadays, but it is still a hurdle for many. Specifically on Substack thoug
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by kenanfyi 2mo ago
He‘s been hanging out with his friends quite a lot lately I assume. Same brain farts over and over again.
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by kenanfyi 2mo ago
So your sources are „discussions all over world news“ and some articles that pops up time to time? Sounds like populism, isn‘t it?
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by kenanfyi 2mo ago
Are there any statistics regarding these issues and linking them to immigrants? Asking literally out of interest.
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
It's nothing new to make a DNS service free, but still kudos to Bunny. I moved to Bunny CDN couple of months ago from CF and it's been great so far. They don't have all that fancy things that CF has, but I guess it's als
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
Correct. In Bunny you have a $1/month minimum cost. I guess that's so low for them, that it's kinda nothing.
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
I thought the same. I like the idea of it and probably use it to find nice blogs, but it looks like AI-coded.
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
Well, maybe I should have used relativity unimportant. And yes there should be a way to turn them off. In OrbStack it was not possible to do that until lately.
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
“What“ might be a long answer, but why anyone might want one is to have increased torque density for the given volume and diameter. So they are thin motors where the generated flux is parallel to the shaft. And they are like the standard PM
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
I remember when YASA announced it and when MB bought them. Amazing technology and advancement in electric motor design. Good to see they somehow try to commercialize it.
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
Understand. And yeah that‘s annoying. I use containers only for development and to keep my main system secure from supply chain attacks. I have almost no build tooling in my Mac anymore. No npm, no cargo, no uv. Nothing. They all live insid
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
I see. Why this interests me is the similar stuff I have been reading lately. All these supply chain attacks regarding npm, Tanstack etc. Therefore I wanted to create a totally isolated sandbox and while considering options I have seen they
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by kenanfyi 3mo ago
I don‘t understand why these tools always advertise about mounting the $HOME inside the container. Isn‘t it better to have a complete isolation? Isn‘t that the point of using such a thing?
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by kenanfyi 4mo ago
Pardon my ignorance, but isn’t this more or less a fancy goto?
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by kenanfyi 4mo ago
Good to hear they added true isolation. I had immediately moved to Colima when I was considering options because of this.
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by kenanfyi 4mo ago
I think so, because it's created in Meta, thus having a huge developer base already and spread its way out of there. If you earn your life writing it, because your employer forces you to do so and you never try other stuff that long, y
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by kenanfyi 4mo ago
I knew it was going to be ugly, but did not expect an abomination. You surprised me indeed Ferrari.
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by kenanfyi 4mo ago
Every now and then I see similar posts and people move to Proton from Gmail, because it is European. Well, it’s fine if that‘s the only reason you switch, but if you switch because US became weird and lost your trust, you might want to chec
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by kenanfyi 5mo ago
Electronics engineer here. I use my HP Prime G2 daily in the lab for basic things as well as quickly calculating complicated stuff, since you can pretty much program it to do whatever you want. You might say why not use Python or Matlab?! I
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by kenanfyi 5mo ago
Just out of curiosity: what's the point of having a zettelkasten/digital garden type of a system if you don't synthesize your own thoughts and outcomes by yourself? I mean what is the expectation out of this? You sort of prom
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by kenanfyi 6mo ago
Some excellent advice there. I can also confirm them from hardware engineering perspective.
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by kenanfyi 7mo ago
Isn't it better to have light on the back of the screen? Like illuminating the wall slightly?
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by kenanfyi 8mo ago
- I use my HP Prime at work almost daily and I love that it has a touch screen where I can quickly copy paste past calculations. This in my opinion is better than using a stack calculator and RPN. There are also some small programs I wrote
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by kenanfyi 8mo ago
https://kenan.fyi Not writing as much as I wanted to, but nevertheless it‘s my space on the grand scheme of things.

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