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by pentamassiv 4mo ago
Sadly it looks like it will be a dead monarch butterfly https://www.emilydamstra.com/please-enough-dead-butterflies/
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by pentamassiv 7mo ago
Hi, I'm part of the team that built Sai. If you are curious about the tech, feel free to ask. We are still limiting signups to keep our costs under control, but you can use the code "SIMULAR" to register. The first 1,000 user
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Show HN: Sai – Your always-on co-worker(simular.ai)
4 points by pentamassiv 7mo ago|2 comments
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by pentamassiv 7mo ago
Fefe is a different person
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by pentamassiv 7mo ago
How did the wildlife adapt to that? There must be some cool species there
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by pentamassiv 8mo ago
I find the Swift tooling very lacking. There's no way to lint dead code, there no way to auto format the files exactly as Xcode would do it and tell the linter those rules so that it doesn't lint your auto formatted code. Xcode pr
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by pentamassiv 8mo ago
Fun read! Now that some bikes have electronic shifting, you can attack the bike itself. I wrote two blog post about how to downgrade the Shimano Di2 shifters and do a replay attack to remotely shift it. You can find them here: https:/
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The Executive Director Steven Deobald is leaving the GNOME Foundation this week(blogs.gnome.org)
5 points by pentamassiv 1y ago|0 comments
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
It doesn't look like it does since "fund I" >> "fund II"
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
I think an important factor is also how long you had the same number. I switch numbers every couple of years because I get a new contract and moving the number to the new company is such a hassle. Over time you share your number with more a
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
In theory you cannot even say for all programs and all inputs if the program will finish the calculation [0]. In practice you often can break it down but the number of combinations of input is what makes it impossible to test everything. Mo
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
CRLite sounds like an elegant solution. Are there reasons why Chrome is not implementing it or do they just have other priorities?
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
I am not sure the highscores get updated. I don't see HTTP requests or a websocket to communicate with the server
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
UPDATE: Two people from Anthropic recommended me internally and their HR department already rejected the application. They recommended me for jobs where you need more experience with AI, so I agree that I wasn't a good fit for those po
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Correct, you cannot remove a version or the whole crate unless very specific criteria are fulfilled. You can "yank" versions. That prevents people from adding the version as a new dependency, but if you relied on it before it got
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Wow, what a great compliment. Thank you :-)
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Yes, I applied through the website. Unfortunately I don't know the people good enough to do that
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
I don't know. I have no comparison but it is common for crates to be released under MIT. I took over the maintainership from the original author so the license was already there. I rewrote pretty much everything so I guess I could try
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
The role I applied to was not really AI related
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
I don't think so. They use an outdated version straight from crates.io (at least in the publicly available version of Claude Desktop).
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Right now it is just a hobby and there are still a number of bugs remaining. Since I don't have an income from it, I can't dedicate more time to it. Hiring me would allow me to work on fixing them full time and make the progress m
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Hey, I'm the author of the blog post. Thank you for submitting this. If you have any questions feel free to ask and please let me know how the writing was. It's one of my first posts so I'd like to improve
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
You're welcome, it's nice to hear from people using it. I hope everything is going well with your new startup :-)
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Sure, it would be hard to monetize and while it took countless hours to iron out many of its bugs, it is definitely not rocket science. I contribute to open source software expecting nothing in return because all software I use is also open
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
When you apply, you have to confirm that you did not generate the application with AI. As soon as you send of the application, you get an automatic email confirming your application. They also say they don't reach out, if you are not a
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
I am the maintainer of a library to simulate keyboard and mouse input. I didn't start the project but took over the maintenance and have since rewritten pretty much all of the code. I recently found out that Anthropic is shipping it in
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
I think so too. It helps to form good habits. If you have a roommate for example, you can't leave your dirty dishes everywhere and need to clean it as soon as you are done. You can learn a lot from your roommates too. One of my ex flat
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Wouldn't you be able to just set up buckets of water and then dump the water every few days before the mosquito larvae hatch? Is the point of the bacteria that you can set and forget about them?
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Fairphone does! https://www.fairphone.com/en/bootloader-unlocking-code-for-f...
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by pentamassiv 1y ago
Unless you are using a rooted Android, putting your own certificates on your phone is annoying. They need to be in the system certificate store which is, as far as I know, only possible with a Magisk module. An easier way is to run an Andro

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