Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
nsbk
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
1.
▲
by
nsbk
12d ago
Well played! I guess we’ll never see such prices anymore. With regards to the wireless power on, I was definitely not the trail blazer. I’m just using https://github.com/Thunkar/bc250-esp32-switch
2.
▲
by
nsbk
12d ago
Hello fellow Spaniard! I just checked the prices and they don't make any sense anymore. A few weeks back you could find the board in Aliexpress for 150eur, now it's twice that price or even more. I got mine fom eBay, didn't t
3.
▲
by
nsbk
12d ago
In my particular case the HDMI goes directly into a sound bar which does not have a DP input. I assume most people building a box like this will connect it to a TV, which is most commonly HDMI-only. So technically not a strong requirement b
4.
▲
by
nsbk
12d ago
First time I hear about WoWLAN, thanks! I will check if it can work with my cheap usb Wifi adapter. Yours seems a bit too eager though! I wouldn't want the thing to start up every time I get home as it turns the projector on, which low
5.
▲
by
nsbk
12d ago
No. I bought it for about 150 shipping included from Canada to Spain. I reckon I spent about 300$ in total, the most expensive thing being the 1Tb NVMe. I don't have an ethernet cable where the box is, so WoL is not an option for me ei
6.
▲
by
nsbk
12d ago
I built one of these. It is not possible to do so for 60$ anymore since the board itself goes for 150+. On top of that you still need a PSU, NVMe, a high pressure fan, DP to HDMI adapter, possibly BT and Wifi adapters, and a 3d-printed or D
7.
▲
by
nsbk
21d ago
This so much! What great games, probably my favorites over the early FPSs of the time, but in close contention with Day of the Tentacle and Monkey Island
8.
▲
by
nsbk
22d ago
Spain is at 96.79% (June 2025), up from 94.79% a year before. See [0] I think France and Spain are the best of the big European countries regarding coverage, but also adoption: If we look at the adoption ranking globally, Spain sits fourth
9.
▲
by
nsbk
23d ago
I’m in the same camp as you. I’ve just decided that the M5 Ultra is gonna be my next machine. Plus an Air for the few times when I need a computer on the go. I’m invested in Tailscale already so an ubiquitous Studio Ultra seems like a sweet
10.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
I checked eBay and they are now around 200 usd and up. All the sellers located in the US and Canada, so a bit more involved for hackers looking into building one from Europe. I still pulled the trigger on one, not sure I will use it much bu
11.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
This is what I have been waiting for in order to process my massive action camera library, I will definitely give it a try! I will start with older standard GoPro videos, and hope that by the time I make it to the Insta360 videos the editor
12.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
It is 17% more token-efficient than 3.5 and performs significantly better in coding and tool usage benchmarks. It is also cheaper than 3.5: > This enhanced efficiency is also combined with a lower price than 3.5 Flash. At $1.50/1M i
13.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
Hahaha well played! Hat tip
14.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
Sweet. Are you running a Mac Studio Ultra or 4x3090?
15.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
I run a 2x 3090 rig, but a single 3090 already provides a great experience at a reasonable quant and context size. On a single card I used to run Qwen_Qwen3.6-27B-Q4_K_M or similarly quantized 35B MoE at 65536 context size
16.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
Indeed! That would be the sweet spot for my 2x3090 rig
17.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
This feels a lot like free spins in slot machines. I have a friend obsessed with using up all the Fable usage which supposedly ends today. He's doing a lot of stuff of questionable usefulness just because it's a resource perceived
18.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
Bring it on! Hoping that they release smaller sizes of Qwen3.8. I use the 35B MoE and 27B dense models locally and most of the time I don’t need to reach out to Claude. Extremely useful specially when requests include sensitive and/or
19.
▲
by
nsbk
2mo ago
Such a good read. Makes you think. Thanks for sharing!
20.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
My brother and I restored my dad’s ‘64 Vespa 150S and the thing is extremely loud! It is very smelly as well as it’s a two stroke engine, but I don’t mind that at all. Quite the opposite
21.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
Last month we consumed all the subscription credits by the 7th day, and had to top the extra credits up every 2-3 days. Last month was definitely not cheaper than a CC subscription. It actually triggered a cost savings effort across the Eng
22.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
The price hike was insane. My $dayjob is moving away from Copilot and into Claude Code subscriptions. In parallel we are testing AWS bedrock and Deepinfra for open weight models in preparation for when CC inevitably stops being such a good
23.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
Bummer! Based on the current trajectory, PS6 will be the first non-handheld PS I will not own.
24.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
I beg to differ. Have a look at this repo with single/double 3090 optimized configs for Qwen and Gema models: https://github.com/noonghunna/club-3090
25.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
Alright. OpenAI feels like a better fit for him after all
26.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
Hahaha yeah same here! My $dayjob has offices in Sweden and their summer breaks are legendary. We also have offices in the US, and the culture shock with the Americans never gets old
27.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
"But I know, somehow, that only when it is dark enough can you see the stars"
28.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
Agree, their "innovations" usually involve taking an existing concept or idea and executing it better. Hopefully they can pull that off and raise the bar for foldable electronics
29.
▲
by
nsbk
3mo ago
Peak Apple "innovation" incoming!
30.
▲
by
nsbk
4mo ago
EVERYTHING in Python is an object. I’m not sure how that could have been bolted onto the language
More ›