moon2

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by moon2 1mo ago
I've worked in many fields in the industry, mostly SRE/DevOps, cybersecurity, etc. Coding-wise, I've worked on a PaaS for deploying apps on Kubernetes, on e-commerce backends, path-to-production pipelines, a platform for spin
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Ask HN: How to deal with gen AI as an gen AI-resistant person
3 points by moon2 1mo ago|2 comments
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by moon2 7mo ago
I have a collection of Macs from the 2000s, including the iBook G4 and the iMac G4. The iBook G4 still connects to wi-fi, and I've seen this update prompt on my iMac G4 (which is connected to Wi-Fi using a mini wireless access point).
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by moon2 7mo ago
You don’t confirm focus… pictures are always a bit blurry, but I kind of like the aesthetic (not very practical though). I did a bit of research, for better results you can try: - focus peaking - focus magnifier - aperture priority (so that
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by moon2 7mo ago
If you consider how long lower speed shutters will take and the aperture combinations, it would take a long time to take all the pictures and would stop being feasible.
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by moon2 7mo ago
I don’t know if I follow. You mean to keep a fan moving, take pictures with all the different combinations (aperture and shutter speed). Then merge on an MP4 file that you can lookup somehow the setting combo with the frame? Sounds… reasona
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by moon2 7mo ago
That's what capitalism does – it isolates individuals and destroys communities. No wonder why so many people are befriending AIs and there's a "loneliness epidemic" going around. When it comes to physical communities (e.
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by moon2 7mo ago
This is honestly the best and most simple way to learn photography, at least something basic that is still very hard to grasp sometimes. I know photography is not just about the photometer, and about depth of field, but this simple simulato
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by moon2 7mo ago
From the website: If I ever find a good moving prop like a small fan, maybe I'll also re-shoot new previews to demonstrate how shutter speed affects moving objects. Now, I'm just not sure how would one simulate a running fan with
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by moon2 7mo ago
That's why I love fiddling with analog cameras for a bit, or even experimenting with old lens on newer DSLRs. I have a Canon Rebel from 2011 and sometimes love to use my soviet Zenit Helios 44M lens in it. I do have the Zenit which cam
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by moon2 7mo ago
I've applied for some jobs such as Technical Account Manager and mostly Backend Software Engineer (which is probably way more difficult to ace than infrastructure for me). Project Management is definitely something I don't have an
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Ask HN: What to do instead of giving up on tech
3 points by moon2 7mo ago|2 comments
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by moon2 10mo ago
Why would someone in their sound minds allow their kids to do some sort of facial age estimation made by a third-party vendor? Sounds like a great privacy-protection idea (/s). You see, these companies leverage the lack of regulation r
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by moon2 1y ago
> Unfortunately, using an advanced analytics package I’ve projected that around May 2026 the YouTube homepage will just be one video Algorithm will be 50/50 - it could either be gore or AI slop.
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by moon2 1y ago
These things are way better to see than stupid AI. It’s not going to “sell”, but it’s a tech person being creative and doing their craft. I used to study a lot of hobbyist OS development in my late teens. It was awesome, I still try doing s
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by moon2 1y ago
Finally some good news.
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by moon2 1y ago
Comes in handy. I was doing PS3 hacking a few months ago and most of the tools that were made for that work better on Windows 7. My main computer is an M3 Macbook Pro. I tried using Windows 11 but it was so annoying. Not only it is huge, bu
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by moon2 1y ago
I don't know what TMBG has to do with Hacker News but I dig it so much. It surprised me seeing such a cool band alongside a lot of tech articles for a bit :) I feel like Jonathan Coulton, Tally Hall and Neil Cicierega are the TMBG equi
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Show HN: My journey in kernel dev so far(blog.retpolanne.com)
1 points by moon2 3y ago|1 comments
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awesome-kerneldev – a list of resources for kernel developers(github.com)
2 points by moon2 4y ago|0 comments
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by moon2 5y ago
Here’s an interesting video by Atrocity Guide that talks about it. https://youtu.be/A47maEySTdI
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by moon2 6y ago
I simply love these artists that are so unpretentious. Huge fan of Jonathan Coulton, big nerd and nice guy. I wonder if Jack Stauber would react the same way.
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by moon2 6y ago
Hey, I recognize Offensi from the Liveoverflow video! [1] I've been reading some Google VRP writeups [2] in order to inspire me in my bug bounty journey. There are a few by Ezequiel Pereira and Offensi. There's some really cool st
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by moon2 6y ago
Brazilian government actually wanted to do it recently, require companies such as Facebook to require that you submit your ID and that you link a phone number to your account. [1] It sure makes things easier for the authorities, since they
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by moon2 6y ago
Somehow porting it to iOS or Android would be really great, since people always take selfies from their phones and post them directly to Instagram.
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by moon2 6y ago
Programming from Ground Up, by Jonathan Bartlett. https://download-mirror.savannah.gnu.org/releases/pgubook/Pr... I was able to learn a lot about low level programming. The problems with this book: the examples ar
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by moon2 6y ago
QEMU can either be used for virtualization (i.e. running x86 Linux on your x86 Mac) or emulation (i.e. running PPC Mac on your x86 Mac).
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by moon2 6y ago
As a gen-z born in 99, I can tell that many people who were born in 97-2002 might know a lot of songs by Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Guns 'n' Roses, Ramones. Also, at least when I did the quiz, I knew 1 out of 10 songs, and I used to l
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by moon2 6y ago
Not really a Clojure user, but I made a small API with it once and it blew my mind, especially the design patterns involved. An interesting one is the ports-and-adapters (a.k.a. hexagonal architecture) [1][2] . Basically, all the business l
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by moon2 6y ago
Really fun, kind of trains you to when the situation happens IRL, whether you're thinking about how to escape a shell or if you really did it by mistake. I love showing this screenshot to people: https://imgur.com/a&#x2

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