> Hope you people are ready for lots and lots of suddenly hackable IoT. I was not expecting to find a silver lining _this bright_ but you have a point.
> We use Helm at work, and our charts are 95% hard-coded YAML templates, with an occasional sprinkling of a Helm variable for values which differ between dev/test/prod. It works great and is a ton easier than Kustomize…
> Doesn’t answer my question, does it? You can't compare _cost_ here; apples vs oranges. How much _value_ per unit money is what matters here. Comparisons should be done against the status quo: ~$60/user/month to adobe…
> unifi seems to have some bug Maybe things have changed in the past few years but prior to covid a decent chunk of my $dayJob was poking about the internals of the unifi controller to support an API. They used MongoDB…
I think the cat is out of the bag. There was a brief point in time at the beginning of the internet where if you saw an image online you could be kind of confident that it hadn't been manipulated significantly... But…
They have a lot of other episodes that are also _fantastic_. I had no idea how Costco or Home Depot or Walt Disney worked ...
> I think more modern security is an "emperor has no clothes" situation than people think. Outside of a few cases, it's always been a box checking exercise. If you're fortunate, the boxes are kept up to date / written…
> Why put this silly Poison Pill in the bill? Because then the states would install the flock cameras and "forget" to block the feds from accessing them: > ...yup makes sense, no reason for federal governments to have…
This is good advice for organizations but if you are an individual GitHub user there is no way to have a pool of a few runners available for all of your repositories. I don't know why but individual users have to create…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9yYQ2OyVhM&list=PLyqP9X1phb...
> but seems not much came from the effort That's been my experience dealing with QCM based devices running linux in the past. Some OEM buys a batch of chips, gets a reference design and an old version of the linux…
> Qualcomm has been upstreaming Linux kernel support for the Snapdragon X for the past 2 years or so, but the community is still having issues with drivers and firmware on devices. Is QCM slow to upstream or are they…
Didn't they say something similar about the first ones? Consider me cautiously optimistic.
Set your BSH free! https://github.com/hn/bsh-home-appliances
> Antennas or not, the dealer might just plug in and upload everything during service. You should have an empty glovebox as well when you take it in for service if you don't trust the shop. If you have registration /…
Must be. Can 1.x and 2.0 are fixed size frames.
You're seeing the same future I'm seeing. If we're going full dystopic Big brother, can we at least get flying cars?
Not initially, no.
They do store the reasoning locally. It's encrypted, though. Few weeks ago there was a new paper out where researchers took the encrypted reasoning tokens and injected it into a new session with a week or model in the…
> short term Yeah, welcome to every executive suite since the 80s. How was it under that rock for the last 40 years?
LG has a cereal port on most of their televisions and monitors. There are quirks and bugs in some models but the general packet structure is simple and it's pretty straightforward to get an ESP32 with ESP home talking…
> It's insane that there's more profit in duping your users to spy on them and sell their data/information, than there is just making and selling a great product. Seems pretty logical, no? How do we sell more TVs? Be a…
Body fat would be possibly the only metric that a withings scale gives you that you can get a somewhat accurate number from without needing a dexa scan.
> Adding impedance would be a pretty trivial step. But not the calibration that maps a raw ADC sample to "24.5% body fat, 21 Kg bone ..." etc.
> I've done that myself, but they have been a good tool to bounce ideas off of. Ask ChatGPT/Claude to give you an expert EE/PCB subagent/personality. Do this a few times and massage the results into one of your liking.…
> Hope you people are ready for lots and lots of suddenly hackable IoT. I was not expecting to find a silver lining _this bright_ but you have a point.
> We use Helm at work, and our charts are 95% hard-coded YAML templates, with an occasional sprinkling of a Helm variable for values which differ between dev/test/prod. It works great and is a ton easier than Kustomize…
> Doesn’t answer my question, does it? You can't compare _cost_ here; apples vs oranges. How much _value_ per unit money is what matters here. Comparisons should be done against the status quo: ~$60/user/month to adobe…
> unifi seems to have some bug Maybe things have changed in the past few years but prior to covid a decent chunk of my $dayJob was poking about the internals of the unifi controller to support an API. They used MongoDB…
I think the cat is out of the bag. There was a brief point in time at the beginning of the internet where if you saw an image online you could be kind of confident that it hadn't been manipulated significantly... But…
They have a lot of other episodes that are also _fantastic_. I had no idea how Costco or Home Depot or Walt Disney worked ...
> I think more modern security is an "emperor has no clothes" situation than people think. Outside of a few cases, it's always been a box checking exercise. If you're fortunate, the boxes are kept up to date / written…
> Why put this silly Poison Pill in the bill? Because then the states would install the flock cameras and "forget" to block the feds from accessing them: > ...yup makes sense, no reason for federal governments to have…
This is good advice for organizations but if you are an individual GitHub user there is no way to have a pool of a few runners available for all of your repositories. I don't know why but individual users have to create…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9yYQ2OyVhM&list=PLyqP9X1phb...
> but seems not much came from the effort That's been my experience dealing with QCM based devices running linux in the past. Some OEM buys a batch of chips, gets a reference design and an old version of the linux…
> Qualcomm has been upstreaming Linux kernel support for the Snapdragon X for the past 2 years or so, but the community is still having issues with drivers and firmware on devices. Is QCM slow to upstream or are they…
Didn't they say something similar about the first ones? Consider me cautiously optimistic.
Set your BSH free! https://github.com/hn/bsh-home-appliances
> Antennas or not, the dealer might just plug in and upload everything during service. You should have an empty glovebox as well when you take it in for service if you don't trust the shop. If you have registration /…
Must be. Can 1.x and 2.0 are fixed size frames.
You're seeing the same future I'm seeing. If we're going full dystopic Big brother, can we at least get flying cars?
Not initially, no.
They do store the reasoning locally. It's encrypted, though. Few weeks ago there was a new paper out where researchers took the encrypted reasoning tokens and injected it into a new session with a week or model in the…
> short term Yeah, welcome to every executive suite since the 80s. How was it under that rock for the last 40 years?
LG has a cereal port on most of their televisions and monitors. There are quirks and bugs in some models but the general packet structure is simple and it's pretty straightforward to get an ESP32 with ESP home talking…
> It's insane that there's more profit in duping your users to spy on them and sell their data/information, than there is just making and selling a great product. Seems pretty logical, no? How do we sell more TVs? Be a…
Body fat would be possibly the only metric that a withings scale gives you that you can get a somewhat accurate number from without needing a dexa scan.
> Adding impedance would be a pretty trivial step. But not the calibration that maps a raw ADC sample to "24.5% body fat, 21 Kg bone ..." etc.
> I've done that myself, but they have been a good tool to bounce ideas off of. Ask ChatGPT/Claude to give you an expert EE/PCB subagent/personality. Do this a few times and massage the results into one of your liking.…