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psyclobe··on Sony PlayStation 2 fixing frenzy
Buy one and replace the laser they are cheap and plentiful
psyclobe··on All-New Next Gen of UniFi Storage
Haters gonna hate
psyclobe··on All-New Next Gen of UniFi Storage
lol u posted that before idk man I run a home lab different use cases
psyclobe··on All-New Next Gen of UniFi Storage
I love unfi system for my home lab it’s feature rich and just constantly getting better
psyclobe··on Ask HN: What's the best hackable smart TV?
Stay away from lg, anything with android is a good choice; custom launchers to remove the gif damn Home Screen. I stick to Sonys my one of tv is so terrible will never buy one again.
psyclobe··on Should I choose Ada, SPARK, or Rust over C/C++? (2024)
You should choose c++ of course
psyclobe··on Why do we remember some life moments but not others?
I remember the dumbest things from eons ago…

In a drivers ed meeting.. teacher talking about stop lights, he mentions the cross walk signs and said “Well get to those soon..”. But he never did.

I think about this way too much.

psyclobe··on ChatGPT Pulse
ChatGPT has given me wings to tackle projects I would've never had the impetus to tackle, finally I know how to use my oscilloscope and I am repairing vintage amps; fun times.
psyclobe··on Ultrasonic Chef's Knife
I think it would be fine as u would need a lot less knives so one bespoke one with a charger wouldn’t be that big of a deal
psyclobe··on Depression reduces capacity to learn to actively avoid aversive events
True depression is fucking scary. Imagine having zero motivation to create or do anything. You experience no joy. You have no future. You are trapped in this hole.
psyclobe··on Meta Ray-Ban Display
I would give up some privacy in order to get some cool future tech; honestly I’m so in love with sci fi that I’m pretty excited to be fully connected to my own ai 24/7 like how iron man did it.
psyclobe··on ChatGPT Developer Mode: Full MCP client access
I mostly use mobile; I’ve tried to use web but I found it a lot buggier then the app, so much so that I really don’t think of the web as a valid way to use ChatGPT. Also it’s kinda weird that the web has different state then mobile.
psyclobe··on iPhone Air
iPhone 13 mini pro was the best phone they ever made.
psyclobe··on SomaFM 25th Anniversary
If you want to cool down after a bad trip nothing beats Drone Zone
psyclobe··on Notes on Managing ADHD
I just wish my stimulants didn't make me such a shut in.
psyclobe··on What to do with C++ modules?
Can't include _any_ header downstream if you import std, it is also unknown how you're gonna export and share modules across dependencies you have no indention of 'porting' to modules...
psyclobe··on What to do with C++ modules?
Modules are unusable in real projects with real dependencies. Until that changes there’s no chance I’ll look at them.
psyclobe··on Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork accompanied by music
Oh man thanks!!!
psyclobe··on Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork accompanied by music
Many decades ago I used to enter altered states with dxm and an app called flasher.exe would let u pick from different saves to use and it would flash the light on my old Toshiba dos laptop. Used to pop in cds and go for trips in the dark; very memorable.
psyclobe··on Looking back at my transition from Windows to Linux
I made the switch a few years ago mostly because the only thing I do on computers is write software for the companies I work for; I don’t game, I try but idk just feels like work.

Everything is mostly fine on Linux, minus things like display drivers (pick the wrong nvidia driver and you’ll have crashes), power management (honestly I just use a remote switch to turn off my displays), and random stuff like my gnome classic shell will nearly always crash the moment I try to resume working after a few hours (just kicks me back to the login screen).

But sometimes I go back to windows and I am taken aback as the sheer completeness of the user experience.

Also Linux always hangs hard if I run it out of ram. Windows never does that.

Not going back anytime soon either way.

psyclobe··on The unbearable slowness of AI coding
I swear Claude will end up in a loop if you’re not careful and you end up grinding on it for so long.
psyclobe··on Zed for Windows: What's Taking So Long?
Was a windows dev for 20 years-but then I got a job where I didn’t have to use that ad infested joke of an operating system.

Never going back.

psyclobe··on Some users report their Firefox browser is scoffing CPU power
I have an old mac mini running Linux if I open Firefox it’s like a freight train
psyclobe··on Claude Sonnet 4 now supports 1M tokens of context
Isn’t Opus better? Whenever I run out of Opus tokens and get kicked down to Sonnet it’s quite a shock sometimes.

But man I’m at the perfect stage in my career for these tools. I know a lot, I understand a lot, I have a lot of great ideas-but I’m getting kinda tired of hammering out code all day long. Now with Claude I am just busting ass executing in all these ideas and tests and fixes-never going back!

psyclobe··on GPT-5
Claude Opus 4 has changed my workflow; never going back.
psyclobe··on Why Exercise Is a Miracle Drug
Haha.. ouch.
psyclobe··on Ubiquiti launches UniFi OS Server for self-hosting
Idk about you but I’m rocking a site to site link to my parents house, I have vlans for each segment in my home network (iot, priv etc) with full ipv6 routing and custom filtered dns over https with full network name resolution for all dhcp clients by their hostname on my local subnet domain…

I have complete control over my kids network access, can block specific types of traffic by app type or time based rules. I have high visibility into my WiFi setup and everything is on prem and self hosted and integrated with home assistant…

psyclobe··on Ubiquiti launches UniFi OS Server for self-hosting
I have nothing but good things to say about ubiquiti. I run their cameras door bell and network switches at my house and have had nearly 100% uptime for years. Their ui constantly improves and it’s very well integrated into home assistant.

Lotta haters out there but this is just advanced as I want to get in my home lab; and the racks are just so cool even with their gimmicky front touch panel, it’s just so sexy when all the displays in the rack sync up on their animations. Whoever designed these things really had an eye for design.

psyclobe··on Fixing Ctrl+C in Rust terminal apps: Child process management
Heretic!
psyclobe··on 1993. Despite all of the problems with VB, it was So Much Fun
But we definitely need to justify C/C++!
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