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mlaux
8d ago
While this new competency of LLMs in EDA is objectively neat, I can't help but feel a little sad about the way this is going. Electronics projects are my refuge from the new hyper-speed low-quality software world. I want to "just
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mlaux
16d ago
Looks like all three breaking changes are patches for inadvertent chain of thought disclosure. Someone found out (don't have the tweet handy) that if you created a bogus "think_deeply" tool and then forced the model to use it
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From /Init to Code Execution with Opus 5 – An Indirect Prompt Injection Story
(veganmosfet.codeberg.page)
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mlaux
2mo ago
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mlaux
7mo ago
I tried to build this but it's missing the weights.bin file and my computer is too weak to generate it. Can you add it to the repo?
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mlaux
1y ago
I love the art style! Echoing the others, I'm stuck in the second room - would be cool to have a few hints at the beginning to help out with discoverability.
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mlaux
1y ago
My favorite Satie piece is “Vexations” [1], a short clip that the composer ostensibly wished to be played 840 times in a row. As a little art project, I recently made a version for MS-DOS and AdLib [2] that starts with a piano-like sound an
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mlaux
1y ago
This is so cool! AC and ACWW were a huge part of growing up and I dare say have a little impact on who I am today. Back then, I went on Tumblr’s AC community and found all the little debug menus but didn’t know how MIPS worked at that point
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mlaux
2y ago
Looks like `nodsgy.com` works, but with `www.nodsgy.com`, this appears: > Backend Not Found > Why am I seeing this? > There are a few potential reasons: > You haven't deployed an app yet. > Your app's first Rollout
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mlaux
2y ago
Thanks for trying it out! I'll keep an eye on this issue. As much as I love native apps, for something like this where the fewer steps the better, doing everything in the browser would definitely be an advantage.
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Show HN: Zipshare – one-step Android screen sharing for support teams
(getzipshare.com)
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mlaux
2y ago
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mlaux
2y ago
You might already know this but here’s my guess: OK, so this looks like it’s reading one card’s worth of code from either an actual card or tape. Based on how KNOW is used, the mystery LETTER looks like it’s classifying each word based on w
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Show HN: Zipshare – one-step Android screen sharing for support teams
(getzipshare.com)
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2y ago
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mlaux
2y ago
Typically seen more often as something like: http://example.com/viewPost.php?post=../../../whatever (where the server side code has the bug, not the web server configuration itself)
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Interface Hall of Shame (2000)
(hallofshame.gp.co.at)
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mlaux
3y ago
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mlaux
5y ago
I believe the ImageWriter II dot matrix printer (and maybe a few third party ones) had an optional color ribbon that supported those primary colors.
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mlaux
6y ago
Nice idea. I just tried it - looks like alpha is ignored for colors specified in ::visited and the alpha of the non-visited color is always used.
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mlaux
6y ago
That makes so much more sense. I was thinking per-device instead of per-logical-root. Thank you!
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mlaux
6y ago
> There is only one exception to the rule of identical treatment of files on different devices: no link may exist between one file system hierarchy and another. This restriction is enforced so as to avoid the elaborate bookkeeping which
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mlaux
6y ago
This is a real shame. I moved to Seattle at the beginning of COVID and never got to take a look before it closed. Hopefully they’ll be back, maybe in a new location? Edit: Maybe some tech exec with enough money that the museum's expens
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mlaux
6y ago
Probably just a voltage regulator, a clock source, reset pin logic, a couple ROM chips (2 8-bit wide chips or 1 16-bit wide), some static RAM, a PAL/GAL/74xx logic for address decoding and chip select pins, stuff to deal with the
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mlaux
8y ago
They still exist, but they're incredibly niche nowadays. Arcades are split up into two categories: small stores that cater to niches, like classic American games or imported modern Japanese games [1][2], or huge chains that specialize
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mlaux
10y ago
> It’s unique in its ability to issue seeks and reads of specific lengths, which enables a whole world of shell scripts that have no business being shell scripts. Want to simulate a lseek+execve? Use dd! How would one simulate a call to