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poyu
4mo ago
Probably the scale and usability of things. It's different if you're controlling 100 LEDs vs 5,000.
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poyu
4mo ago
There's PicoMite: https://geoffg.net/picomite.html It's a BASIC interpreter/OS for the RP2040
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Is AI Profitable Yet?
(isaiprofitable.com)
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poyu
4mo ago
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poyu
7mo ago
> opportunity to take the bulk components off boards, test and sort them, and sell them in bulk. I think this is already happening in China for certain components.
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poyu
7mo ago
I think it's the PDF files that were attached to the emails, since they're base64 encoded.
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poyu
10mo ago
but I would never want to have to interact with That is its job security ;)
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Hope Conference Banned by St. John's University
(2600.com)
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poyu
10mo ago
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poyu
1y ago
Location: Los Angeles, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node.js, Express, jQuery, PostgreSQL, NGINX/HAProxy, Docker/containers, Linux Résumé/CV: resume.poyu.xyz Email: hn@poyu.xyz 10+ yea
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poyu
1y ago
I interpreted "inactive" as the link that the shortener is linking to is not responding.
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poyu
1y ago
Made it sound like it's a computer, is it Turing complete?
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poyu
1y ago
I thought that just means they're buying him out?
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poyu
2y ago
> I forget the name of the app that would install custom themes/docks Shapeshifter! Those were the days...
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poyu
2y ago
This exactly scenario is why our company is so afraid to put AI into production without the results being completely clear that it could be wrong. But if there’s even a chance that it could be wrong, why are we offering it to the user? How
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poyu
2y ago
That sounds more like Alibaba, where it operates like a B2B type transaction. In my experience, just talk to them, sure it might take more time but you can usually get a good price if you’re buying higher quantities.
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poyu
2y ago
They’ll have to leave the phone too
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poyu
2y ago
Probably need to store the bucket on some kind of persistent storage like ElastiCache?
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poyu
2y ago
USB! I’ve tried and failed couple times in understanding how USB works under the hood, from electrical, to protocol, then classes, and also Power Delivery. This time around things seem to make more sense now. It started out as an ambitious
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poyu
2y ago
Basically embed a layer of transparent text to the PDF that's invisible to humans but visible to whatever PDF parsing software which will only get processed by LLMs
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poyu
2y ago
> Ai is not able to create original knowledge The current state of LLMs do hallucinate though. It's just not a very trustworthy source of facts.
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poyu
2y ago
Great job, this is so cool!! Can't wait to see where this will be used in.
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poyu
2y ago
This is the generative art I love!
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poyu
2y ago
Isn’t that like almost all of medical devices though? Including ones that have critical life sustaining functions.
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poyu
3y ago
Not exactly VJ, but could be used for it. https://openframeworks.cc
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poyu
3y ago
They only need the server's public key to encrypt it client side. But if all you want is to see if they're spying on you, you could go one step above and see if they're calling system APIs to your mic/camera/keyboar
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poyu
3y ago
I never find the speed and acceleration of the Apple Trackpads slow. Out of curiosity, how are you moving your fingers when you want the mouse to travel long distances? What I do is repetitions of the movement on same area of the trackpad ,
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poyu
3y ago
I think `spi rd 0 2097152` is probably something in the telnet prompt that reads values from an SPI flash, the two number seems to be starting and ending range.
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poyu
3y ago
I’ve always thought this is due to Wi-Fi Assist [0] being less than helpful? Never tested any further though [0]: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102228
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poyu
3y ago
We can also just ship it with a browser?! Oh wait!
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3y ago
Not sure if it's possible to be honest, it might be if you can sit down with a pen a paper. But again we've seen human perform seemingly impossible tasks before, so who knows.
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3y ago
This would only work assuming the IRS knows who Satoshi is, if they live in the States at all. One would also have to proof to the IRS that you own the addresses, do they understand public key cryptography?
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