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neuroelectron··on Ask HN: Share your personal website
Netrim.org
neuroelectron··on Apple is fighting for TSMC capacity as Nvidia takes center stage
Pepperidge Farm remembers when stock buy backs were illegal stock manipulation
neuroelectron··on Apple is fighting for TSMC capacity as Nvidia takes center stage
Apple fabs?
neuroelectron··on The URL shortener that makes your links look as suspicious as possible
/instagram.c1ic.link/mCLIIp_free_vacation_offer.zip
neuroelectron··on Scott Adams has died
Scott Adams said "anti-VAX were right— accidentally"

Just search for it and read about his dialog with the community around the shot.

He was given the nick name "clott adams" for buying the official narrative at first and getting boosted.

https://x.com/sablaah/status/1610002947135475713?s=20

neuroelectron··on Scott Adams has died
Looks like a office worker themed version of Clue
neuroelectron··on Scott Adams has died
Here lays YC...
neuroelectron··on Scott Adams has died
Going to miss you Clott Adams. Your self-depreciating humor is a benchmark we really need, especially in the black community, which to it's detriment, has been gassed up to the point were self-reflection is very difficult. Mysterious forces prefer it to be this way and despite us knowing that "black pride," like any kind of pride is a sin, it doesn't seem to be allowed to be addressed. Despite the internet building many places for such discussion, instead we get censorship in various forms including spam, bots, well poisoning, deboosting, filter bubbles, ineffective search, dark patterns, and so on.

A cyberattack targeting an oncology journal has taken it offline that published a peer-reviewed study from Tufts and Brown University exploring links of COVID injections to newly diagnosed or rapidly worsened cancer shortly after COVID injections. Did this have anything to do with your cancer? It doesn't seem like this kind of question is allowed to be entertained either.

In the early 2000s we would say that the Internet sees censorship as a network failure and routes around it. Now we see that was wishful thinking. The Network Effect prefers centralization and the government prefers subtle control and liability shields held by corporations.

neuroelectron··on LLVM: The bad parts
How can you make that assumption?
neuroelectron··on LLVM: The bad parts
It's amazing to me that this is trusted to build so much of software. It's basically impossible to audit yet Rust is supposed to be safe. It's a pipe dream that it will ever be complete or Rust will deprecate it. I think infinite churn is the point.
neuroelectron··on The struggle of resizing windows on macOS Tahoe
Crazy how all the mainstream desktop OSes became shit all at the same time. If I was crazy enough, I might think that the government is giving us a message that we all need to move to Lennox because the state-mandated back doors are being co-opted by a foreign entity to spy on us.
neuroelectron··on Perfectly Replicating Coca Cola [video]
One of the author-tagged comments, "fenchol is found in basil :)"
neuroelectron··on Perfectly Replicating Coca Cola [video]
Some of the interesting discovered flavor components in this trial were tea tree and basil (not shown in the video).
neuroelectron··on Eulogy for Dark Sky, a data visualization masterpiece (2023)
Stop trying to hold VCs to account as they try to buy all the ram in the world with infinite pretend money and their infinite pretend profits to put in their infinite pretend GPUs and their infinite pretend capacity, supported by the infinite pretend infrastructure that will never exist that we will also be forced to pay for.
neuroelectron··on Eulogy for Dark Sky, a data visualization masterpiece (2023)
Apple has never been interested in his ability. It's all about having a certain aesthetic that is uniquely apple. That's about it.
neuroelectron··on Why is the Gmail app 700 MB?
Of course it's self-hosted intelligence gathering or metadata auditing. This is Google we're talking about. They're "pushing compute to the edge," taking advantage of more powerful mobile processors to reduce their own infrastructure cost while still providing that sweet sweet Big Data, as they used to call it.
neuroelectron··on Creating a bespoke data diode for air‑gapped networks
Is raspberry pi a good choice for this? How auditable is the SOC on this thing? As I understand it, there is an administrative core that you can't reprogram and that has DMA to the user core and provide DRM decoding. It could be doing anything.
neuroelectron··on Finland detains ship and its crew after critical undersea cable damaged
It sounds like the court will just throw it out again as not having jurisdiction over the case.
neuroelectron··on Tesla’s 4680 battery supply chain collapses as partner writes down deal by 99%
Not falling for that again, I'll consider it when it actually exists
neuroelectron··on Why is calling my asm function from Rust slower than calling it from C?
So rust isn't just a clever name.
neuroelectron··on Tesla’s 4680 battery supply chain collapses as partner writes down deal by 99%
I actually did want a lighter, 2 Wheel Drive Cybertruck (for $40,000). The "Long Range" trim was close. But it was actually $70k not the $60k they were saying.

Get rid of the touchscreen and the four-wheel-drive steering and the electrical flush door handles, the hatch thing in the back, smaller wheels, any other electronic features like 120v inverters, etc. solid rear axel would be nice but that would be a major redesign.

neuroelectron··on Swapping SIM cards used to be easy, and then came eSIM
I had zero issue upgrading my iPhone from one eSIM device to the next. In fact, I even forgot that I had to do anything, it just did it.
neuroelectron··on Learn computer graphics from scratch and for free
Just in case NVidia stops having a monopoly of graphics APIs, and Google on the web, and AMD as the alternative that sucks and isn't maintained.
neuroelectron··on Explaining the widening divides in us midlife mortality: Is there a smoking gun?
Boomers need to be kept unaware of how everything is changing for the worse or they might vote differently
neuroelectron··on A16z-backed Doublespeed hacked, revealing what its AI-generated accounts promote
Once you have infinite money, you tend to want infinite power next
neuroelectron··on Fix HDMI-CEC weirdness with a Raspberry Pi and a $7 cable
"Media closet tour"

Just looks like a Rube Goldberg server to me. This is really illustrative of the nonsense that media copyright has manufactured. I'm not going to solve "HDMI-CEC weirdness with a XYX" I'm going to download the movie from a torrent or run an emulator.

neuroelectron··on Unscii
This would probably work great with the monospace web framework.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41370020

neuroelectron··on Price of a bot army revealed across online platforms
However, there is a market for bots.
neuroelectron··on Roomba maker goes bankrupt, Chinese owner emerges
My Roomba is about 10 years old, works great and I can still get parts for it. I guess that's where they messed up.
neuroelectron··on Price of a bot army revealed across online platforms
Incredibly suspicious that there's no mention of Reddit
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