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Digression: Nowadays when RAM is expensive good old zram is gaining popularity ;) Try to check on trends.google.com . Since 2025-09 search for it doubled ;)

It's a beautiful idea :D Imagine then, after many years during some awards: and the best support role goes to ... NMAP :D

Good to find another fan of asianometry channel ;) I agree, this story above would be a perfect for another asianometry document.

Nice project. Respect :) I worry only how long it will be supported? I hope there will be small community maintaining it ;) Once again nice project and good luck.

Interesting how many people already are playing with these API keys ? ;)

Fear of failure is a stumbling block for science. That's why many universities declare in their charter that research doesn't have to be practical. The practicality of RSA asymmetr…

Thank you marginalia_nu for article and this comment (word stats). I got similar feeling. I'm new here, but got a feeling that some comments are like bot generated. Such low p-valu…

My first think after reading title was "Silicon Valley" series (2014) and episode with Gilfoyle and taking control of smart fridges ;) Sorry. A but out of topic, but I had to menti…

Thank you for checking :) I was unable to find any details about it. 30 days are impressive, so I was curious if there is some special battery in Time 2.

Any specs about Pebble 2 battery capacity ?

I think the same. Why overcomplicate and just use some online Spreadsheet like from Google Docs. The same or even less effort.

Yes, that's true ASR-33 was first application, but IBM has impact on ANSI/ASA comeete and ASCII standardisation. In 1963 IBM System/360 was using BCD with digits quick "parse" and …

For me was interesting that all digits in ASCII starts with 0x3, eg. 0x30 - 0, 0x31 - 1, ..., 0x39 - 9. I thought it was accidental, but in real it was intended. This was giving po…

Really nice project – respect :) Finding that boot ROM mode by bridging GPIO lines is a great catch. Having a hardwired 'safety net' makes custom firmware projects much more viable…

I got similar experience. Using Berkeley DB until I found SQLite ;) Of course it is not directly key/value, but small size, simplicity and IO performance was amazing for me.

I think the same. Really nice project and good trick with hashing tokens. PS. There left 21 bytes (21 * 0x00 - from 0x01e0 to 0x01fd). Maybe something can be packed there ;)

Nice tool. Do you know maybe similar tool for MySQL ?

Thanks for sharing your experiences :) You mentioned "harness engineering". How do you approach building "actual programmed tools" (like screenshot scripts) specifically for an LLM…

Really nice project :)

`git bisect` is interesting option. I haven't heard about it before. Thanks for info. Still learning something ;) I'm old school. I used to do "manual bisection" on git history by …

Thanks for info. And once again really nice project :)

Really nice project - respect :) Got two questions: 1. How fast it can ride ? If I good estimate (based on max 2750 RPMs for electric motor MY1016 350W 36V, gear ratio ~100:1 and h…

Yep, cost effectiveness of project is amazing & really nice application for WSPR. WSPRnet for checking readings seems to be still online https://www.wsprnet.org/drupal/wsprnet/map …

667 - “fax number of the beast” - that was funny ;) The thing about mathematics is that it can tickle your brain - in a creative way. It's becoming increasingly difficult these day…

50k lm is quite high. What electric power consumption does it have ? I estimate around 500 Watt, am I right ?