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mostthingsweb
2y ago
There's ongoing work on an official setup solution, "bitbake-setup". See https://lists.openembedded.org/g/openembedded-core/topic/111... . Shameless plug, there is also my own tool, yb. It'
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IEEE's Failure Database
(failuredb.io)
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2y ago
Maybe to avoid broken links if you move the original files? That's the main benefit of hardlinks vs symlinks in my mind at least.
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2y ago
I hate that so much
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2y ago
Relatedly, has anyone else noticed Doordash now has AI generated descriptions for menu items that the restaurant didn't manually describe? I noticed it while looking at a taco place by us. For items with menu pictures, it gives a defin
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2y ago
I agree, but I'm curious if it's for the same reason. I like it because there is now flowery writing. Just direct "here are the facts".
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2y ago
Wow, that's embarrassing :/
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2y ago
https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex Oooh that looks slick, thanks for the tip!
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2y ago
How else will you discover new and exciting speculative execution vulnerabilities? /s
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2y ago
I replied to the rowzero guy, which is written in Rust.
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2y ago
Any chance you could expand on how the DAG is implemented in Rust for the execution engine? I'm trying to do something similar (not for spreadsheets but rather for a language: https://docs.yoctoproject.org/bitbake/
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2y ago
I reverse-engineered how my adjustable bed base works, then built (and sell) a hub for controlling it from Home Assistant. See https://blog.laplante.io/2019/01/11/reverse-engineering-the-... and https:/
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IEEE's new Failure Database
(failuredb.io)
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2y ago
I feel bad for the bees
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3y ago
You just gave them another one: "Interesting testimonials section. loeg: HN influencer"
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3y ago
The actual recognition is quite good. It's just the handling of poor/intermittent network issues that is abysmal.
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3y ago
I also have only had Pixels basically since they were released. I guess where I have issues is when the phone has a weak signal, and it insists on trying to use it for voice recognition rather than just falling back to local.
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3y ago
I just want decent on-device voice recognition for things like asking the Assistant to send text messages. So tired of having to repeat myself 5 times.
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3y ago
If Google employees actually used the phones they build we wouldn't have a lot of the issues we have them. I'm still annoyed that the little weather icon on the home screen has about a 2x2 pixel hitbox. Edit: hitbox not hotbox...
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3y ago
"Documentary Now!" did a great spoof of this called "Final Transmission". Give it a watch if you haven't: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt5821512/
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Show HN: Dozens of fractals implemented in Rust and OpenGL
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3y ago
Can't help you with PoE, but Home Assistant is non-cloud by default.
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3y ago
I thought you meant turn it into an alcoholic beverage, so I looked it up and apparently there is such a thing as rhubarb wine.
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3y ago
My apologies, I see the OP's comment you're referring to.
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3y ago
Slightly unfortunate name (both for repo and submission title); I was hoping it had something to do with inspecting vim internals, e.g. for plugin authors.
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3y ago
Don't know why they're pretending it's not, it's literally in their Twitter profile: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36197024
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3y ago
From a cross-compiling standpoint, Makefiles are usually a nightmare. Please stop using them. CMake or Meson are infinitely better.
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"Oracle would like to know your location." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_LLC_v._Oracle_America... .
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Reverse engineering the Tempur-Pedic adjustable base remote control (2019)
(blog.laplante.io)
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