yonatan8070

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by yonatan8070 3d ago
You can remove the speed limit of a vehicle for when you want to have fun on a closed course. You don't have to always go over the factory limit.
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by yonatan8070 3d ago
Maybe, but in the case of a crash, would anyone go Ghidra-ing inside your scooter's MCU to check if you replaced the firmware? It sounds like as long as you don't say anything, no one will ever know.
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by yonatan8070 3d ago
> To my surprise, two of the USB-C pins were being used as a CAN bus (which smells horribly noncompliant). Oh god that's awful. Why would anyone in their right mind do this?
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by yonatan8070 3d ago
People who have Norton pre-installed to install it for them, probably. I wonder what Microslop would think if a pre-installed antivirus decided to set this browser as the default over Edge.
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by yonatan8070 3d ago
I don't think anybody actually installs them on purpose. A lot of systems come with McAfee (Lenovo) or others pre-installed. Interesting point, I've even has a Lenovo Legion and some ThinkBooks install McAfee autonomously after I
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by yonatan8070 3d ago
It not exactly a KVM switch, which allows you to have one set of keyboard, mouse, monitor connected to multiple PCs and switch between them. This is an IP KVM, which lets you send keyboard and mouse inputs and view display output remotely o
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by yonatan8070 6d ago
Can you elaborate for your unaware Ollama-using friends?
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by yonatan8070 6d ago
When you've got the lawyer budget of Google/OpenAI/Anthropic, you can twist and bend copyright and licences to take what you want with little consequence. OSM doesn't have the resources to fight Google or similar if they
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by yonatan8070 6d ago
I daily drive CoMaps, and its UI for adding common things like businesses is excellent, just tap a point, tap "add place to OpenStreetMap", choose what you want to add (e.g. restraunt, parking, store, etc.) and fill in the relevan
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by yonatan8070 7d ago
Yeah, a while back I did a small project with a stack I wasn't familiar with, and it was really non-critical. So I decided to vibe code it. The experience was pretty similar to this satirical example. But when I work in areas in which
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by yonatan8070 7d ago
AFAIK this really is true. I've seen some videos about patients who had the connecting part between the left and right halves of the brain cut as a (archaic) treatment for epilepsy. While it did help the epilepsy, their brain was essen
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by yonatan8070 7d ago
I've noticed them repeatedly casting the same value to the same type for now reason, like I'd have a Python function with a type-annotated int argument, and inside the function it would cast that int to int, and also at the call s
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by yonatan8070 8d ago
Probably just never give it internet access and plug in an HTPC with some form of Linux (I've heard KDE's Plasma Bigscreen is better than ever, though I haven't tried it myself)
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by yonatan8070 8d ago
"But that would confuse users with a complicated interface" - some product manager, who was thinking of additional ad revenue while trying to sound like not an asshole.
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by yonatan8070 12d ago
What do people do with these? I'm struggling to think of any use-case where someone would need a tiny FPGA in a USB port.
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by yonatan8070 14d ago
Neither of your proposed solutions are really similar to Immich, the first is certainly private and secure, but you don't get many of the conviniences like location-based search, automatic face/object tagging, automatic OCR, etc.
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by yonatan8070 16d ago
It works just as well if they're on a direct link as demonstrated in the OP, as long as there's working IP connectivity. This isn't to say the way it's done in the OP is wrong, socat is also great, and you can also compr
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by yonatan8070 16d ago
My usual method for this is to spin up a small webserver using the built-in Python module: python -m http.server Then just wget the file I need from the other system.
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by yonatan8070 16d ago
Also: > we're permanently raising standard weekly limits in Claude Code by 25%
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by yonatan8070 16d ago
Every day, I learn a cool new thing that fish can do
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by yonatan8070 17d ago
Wasn't 2020 the year of the Linux desktop?
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by yonatan8070 19d ago
Their problem is that stock Android doesn't allow the user to muck around with the insides of apps, and will make it harder for you to trick the PayPal app, while a custom ROM gives you full control to do unfriendly things to the app l
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by yonatan8070 19d ago
There's an app for that! I use GeoShare, and configured Android to open links to Google Maps, Waze, etc. in GeoShare, and it translates them into geo: links that I can open in CoMaps
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by yonatan8070 19d ago
You can also improve the map through CoMaps itself! It allows you to add and edit businesses and points of interest, as well as addresses and some other info. So whenever you're at some business, you can take a minute to quickly add it
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by yonatan8070 21d ago
Speaking as someone who isn't really well versed in this, does 18B active parameters mean that you could potentially hold only the 18B parameters in RAM and stream the rest from a fast NVMe SSD for acceptable performance similar to how
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by yonatan8070 23d ago
Not the OP. I'd say that we need regulation requiring user-replacable software. Even though a PC might not be supported by Windows 11, and subsequently major browsers will cease support. You can still install a 3rd-party OS like Linux
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by yonatan8070 1mo ago
This guy made exactly what you describe https://youtu.be/u1v7TXViRi8
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by yonatan8070 1mo ago
Probably ecause OpenAI wants training data from PCs of people who are scared of CLIs as well
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by yonatan8070 1mo ago
Would you say there is any way to definitively prove a text is AI generated? I believe it's impossible to prove that some text was generated by an LLM simply due to the limitations of the medium. At the end of the day, text is just a s
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by yonatan8070 2mo ago
> That means the app can open a system browser using a URL containing the data it wants to transmit. This can be mitigated by using an app like URLCheck [1], which you set as your default browser, and it shows and lets you edit the URL b

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