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drio
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Comment #47937075
We have some possible new markers, please head over the github repo -- I'd love to hear your thoughts. https://github.com/drio/unixmagic/issues
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Comment #47921329
Me neither. It is fascinating to see the progress from those to the final version. I wish I could speak to the author to learn a bit more about his creative process.
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Comment #47921318
Not at the moment. Do you see a lot of references in the other ones?
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Show HN: The Unix Magic poster, annotated (updated)
This is a site that maps the references on Gary Overacre's 1980s UNIX Magic poster to short write-ups with sources. I posted an earlier version about a year ago [1]. Since then I r…
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Comment #47141981
Thank you, MT. > A lot this mental health stuff is re-training yourself to break and avoid bad habits. :this: > Do you have ADHD? I haven't done any professional evaluation. > sett…
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Comment #47125289
> But I realized I have to learn when to take a break and go outside or something. This is a big problem for me. I can force myself to step away sometimes, but more often than not …
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Comment #46419894
Curious to hear what integration you are working on. I am thinking about making this (1) into an integration also. It is an alternative way to visualize forecasts. It uses the dew …
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Comment #46327869
Scary stuff. I’d love to hear your thoughts on LLMs, Jason. How do you use them in your projects? Do they play a role in your workflow at all?
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Comment #45761556
> Just don't rely on centralized for-profit entities, rely on stuff produced by non-profits and foundations, that you know isn't gonna screw you over as soon as they need money Wha…
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Comment #45431587
Yggdrasil is great, but AFAIK it doesn't have built-in NAT traversal, so you need at least some publicly reachable nodes.
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Comment #45431527
I'm writing a minimal, educational WireGuard implementation to practice networking and cryptography: https://github.com/drio/miniwg . It's still in heavy development, but it's been…
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Show HN: C/WASM Port of Iterated Function System Fractals
I came across Danielle Navarro's beautiful R/C++ implementation of IFS fractals and wanted to understand how they work by porting it to C. After that, I made modifications to compi…
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Comment #43289937
For those using WireGuard directly: What techniques do you use to establish connections when behind network infrastructure that blocks all UDP traffic?
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Comment #43200825
Amen.
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Comment #43183105
Would you mind sharing a picture?
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Comment #43167555
For the past few weeks, I've been annotating all the references I could find in the legendary Unix magic poster: https://unixmagic.net . I'm happy to reach this first milestone, bu…
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Comment #43078324
I just wanted to express my support for KOReader—it’s a fantastic piece of software. I use it on my Kobo, and the UI is noticeably faster than the device’s default system. It also …
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Comment #43047807
I finished my puzzle this morning. Fun! https://github.com/drio/unixmagic/raw/main/static/puzzle.web...
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Comment #43041514
Thank you! I’ve updated the content from "wheel" to "valve handle". Please feel free to contribute—there’s still so much to uncover! I can easily think of 50 more references, and I…
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Comment #43035278
man(1)
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Comment #43030081
A quick reminder for anyone interested in the project: if you come across an annotation that you disagree with or feel is missing important details, please open an issue in the GH …
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Comment #43029926
That is a good one. Would be great to talk to the author and learn what they originally had in mind.
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Comment #43029881
Nice! Did you print it yourself, or did you use a company? I'm probably going to frame my puzzle once I finish it. I know I can get a frame that allows me to "unframe" it and redo …
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Comment #43029860
Glad you like it. I actually made a puzzle out of this image. :)
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Comment #43029858
Thank you for the feedback. > Reposition markers to make the item they're referencing clear. In particular, marker 6 (C) completely obscures the text on the jar. I agree, and I'll …