usagisushi

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by usagisushi 3d ago
Mitsubishi AC units that support M-NET have a CN105 port. IIRC, my specific model uses a JST PA 5-pin connector rather than a JST PH 5-pin. As a small hack, I used the Python scripting interface in Home Assistant to replicate this [1] featu
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by usagisushi 16d ago
Everyone here is looking for a simpler solution, but the real fun is in its Rube Goldberg-ness. Let it bounce around the globe 3 times through Tor, Iroh, Blockchain, Tailscale, Meshtastic, Thread, Zigbee, Bluetooth, WiFi, IrDA, NFC, Transfe
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by usagisushi 1mo ago
A hetero-GPU setup is definitely cost-effective if you don't strictly require the raw speed of a top-tier card like 5090. Just keep in mind that the total throughput will also be bottlenecked by the slower card. To provide some anecdot
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by usagisushi 1mo ago
TIL: formatting tables on HN is computationally impossible. lol p.s. Thanks DSv4-Flash, for your hard work of converting a messy table into plain text.
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by usagisushi 1mo ago
According to their post: (Input / Output / Cache Read, [$/M]) DeepSeek-V4-Flash: Prev: 0.14 / 0.28 / 0.0028 Off-Peak: 0.22 (1.6x) / 0.66 (2.4x) / 0.007 (2.5x) Peak: 0.44 (3.1x) / 1
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by usagisushi 1mo ago
This. I use mise's github backend `mise use --global --pin github:ggml-org/llama.cpp` to grab the release binaries for Linux, Windows and macOS.
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by usagisushi 1mo ago
If you haven't yet, you might want to try gemma-4-E4B-it-qat or gemma-4-12B-it-qat with Structured Outputs. My main use case is tagging photos and generating headlines.
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
While the ESP32 does have a high inrush current, its ULP coprocessor is quite capable, drawing only 12µA@3.3V during Deep Sleep. I have a fleet of AA-powered ESP32 devices at home that last 6–12 months, plus some solar-powered ones that run
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
A recursive way to burn the tokens.
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
Agencies are helpful for the tech and business side, sure, but as the article mentions, the indie scene has exploded. Plenty of creators are putting out high-quality stuff entirely on their own [1]. So, nothing is stopping you from giving i
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
Neat! I recently wrote a weather app for System 3.x using autc04/Retro68[1]. I've been planning to create an original set of weather icons, so this is exactly the kind of reference I was looking for. [1]: https://github
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
The API endpoints on this page accept an OAuth token from ~/.codex/auth.json. You can simply ask Codex to create a report skill with some curl examples.
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
I’ve previously used luakit browser [1] with cage WM [2] on a Pi Zero 2 W for my clock build, and it worked quite well. [1]: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/nixos-24.11/pkgs/by-na... [2]: htt
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
Tip: You can see the token usage of MCPs/plugins/skills by using `/context`. For example, the M$ 365 MCP occupies several thousands of tokens, and there's currently no way to disable it entirely in Claude Code...
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by usagisushi 2mo ago
For Japanese TTS, AivisSpeech-Engine[1] works really well with mixed Japanese/English text in my experience. They also provide container images on ghcr.io for both CPU and GPU inference. [1]: https://github.com/aivis-pr
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by usagisushi 3mo ago
Not the OP, but their setup must be faster than my 4060 16GB + 3060 12GB setup. Here are my numbers (typical values, N=1): Model pp (t/s) tg (t/s) Qwen 3.6 27B 900 29 Q
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by usagisushi 3mo ago
Back in 2014, Son also gave me a good laugh with a slide comparing: > Von Neumann computer: powered by programming vs. Personal robot: powered by family happiness. https://i.gzn.jp/img/2014/06/05/softb
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by usagisushi 3mo ago
My grandma had a Paraguayan snuffler (specifically Emunctator sorbens ), these parasitoids were his absolute favorite snack.
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by usagisushi 4mo ago
Lime-Limiting Machine
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by usagisushi 4mo ago
I pretty much agree. While any semblance of a "horizontal" dynamic in Japanese software development was perhaps realized in embedded systems around 40 years ago (e.g., rice cookers with fuzzy logic, or, in a different sense of _la
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by usagisushi 4mo ago
Practically, it's not limited to GitHub Pages, though. By the way, even while a custom domain is still pending verification, the GitHub Pages LB will route the request based on the Host header, allowing for the following: dig +sh
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Llama.cpp b9180: MTP support landed(github.com)
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by usagisushi 4mo ago
Yeah, I’ve used a similar technique to build a "pizza clock" before (where the number of slices corresponds to the hours).
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by usagisushi 5mo ago
If the "loop" you mean is the infinite reasoning cycle ("Wait, actually... On second thought..."), you might want to try setting a reasoning budget. For llama.cpp, use `--reasoning-budget 1024 --reasoning-budget-message
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by usagisushi 5mo ago
Yeah, now it's USB4 Version 2.0 / USB 80Gbps / USB4 Gen4.
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by usagisushi 5mo ago
I have a similar setup. It might be worth checking out pi-coding-agent [0]. The system prompt and tools have very little overhead (<2k tokens), making the prefill latency feel noticeably snappier compared to Opencode. [0] https:/&#
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by usagisushi 6mo ago
For those using PlatformIO, the folks at pioarduino[0] are doing a great job keeping up with Arduino Core 3.x support. ``` # platformio.ini platform = https://github.com/pioarduino/platform-espressif32.git#
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by usagisushi 6mo ago
A bit off-topic but I’m on the legacy Lite plan (now discontinued), and it’s more than enough for hobby projects. The main draw is the generous request-based quota (18k requests/month) rather than a token-based one. This means a 100k t
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by usagisushi 6mo ago
Interesting benchmark. It is notable that Gemini-3-Flash outperforms 3.1 Pro. My experience using Flash via Opencode over the past month suggests it is quite underrated. Needless to say, benchmarks are limited and impressions vary widely by
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by usagisushi 6mo ago
Native here. I'd say only about 6 out of the 47 listed actually matter (Awasebashi, Urabashi, Kamibashi, Jikabashi, Tatebashi, and Neburibashi). Most of these are only for formal settings. Honestly, I haven't even heard of some of

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