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mkeeter
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About mkeeter
https://mattkeeter.com
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Comment #49233748
Another fun failure mode in the same vein: if you are emulating an NVMe device and declare that a write operation is successful once bytes are in memory, you will quickly find your…
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Comment #49177295
Flowise was acquired by Workday in August 2025 [1]. At the time, they posted "Flowise isn’t going anywhere, we’re doubling down. In fact, we’re only just getting started!" [2] I wo…
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Comment #48798818
> This is a clean separation, and clean separations are worth noticing. They tend to be load-bearing. oh hi Claude
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Comment #48084461
Does one also get dopamine from using LLMs to write comments on Hacker News?
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Comment #47965646
A repository search shows 2.2K repos with the text "A Mini Shai-Hulud has Appeared", all created within the past day: https://github.com/search?q=A%20Mini%20Shai-Hulud%20has%20Ap..…
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Comment #47704840
Cryptic Titles Are All You Need
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Comment #47666939
Fair enough, I accept "the blog post was written by someone from the 1800s" as an alternative hypothesis. edit: For what it's worth, I also just tested the Gettysburg Address (usin…
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Comment #47665666
The review is also heavily LLM-inflected, to the point of being distracting. GPTZero gives it a 100% chance of being AI generated, and I've found that these tools may give false ne…
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Comment #47546949
The "Intermediate Report" [1] lists the authors as "Robert V. and Claude (Anthropic)". Is there any reason to believe this is not AI hallucinations? [1] https://stateofutopia.com/p…
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Comment #47506581
Congrats! (We had one back in December; you’re in for a fun ride!)
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Comment #47504547
They certainly have ambitions – the most recent changelog claims to add "Full PCB design pipeline: schematic capture, routing, DRC, Gerber export, and signal integrity simulation."…
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Comment #47447748
Not a typo, but you’re correct about the sample rate - with those settings, the scope was doing interpolation between samples.
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Comment #47113209
More evidence: the user posted three well-formatted multi-sentence comments within 15 seconds. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47110801 (13:23:08) https://news.ycombinator.com…
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Comment #46930221
I have received 168 support ticket emails in the past 30 mins, and Gmail has not yet learned to flag them as spam. This is an absolute clown show. Edit: whoops, this was incorrect!…
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Comment #46881009
Which NRTL did you end up using for certifications? Can you say more about that process?
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Comment #46794755
oh hi ChatGPT The giveaway is that LLMs love bulleted lists with a bolded attention-grabbing phrase to start each line. Copy-pasting directly to HN has stripped the bold formatting…
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Comment #46620259
https://mattkeeter.com Lots of projects, ranging from embedded systems to DIY CAD software and GPU algorithms.
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Comment #46080662
The publisher describes itself as “Fusion of Researcher and AI: Independent publisher of peer-reviewed research in post-biological epistemics“ Is there any reason to believe this i…
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Comment #45675972
> jj undo is great but it's a one time thing. For what it's worth, this changed in v0.33.0: > jj undo is now sequential: invoking it multiple times in sequence repeatedly undoes ac…
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Comment #45253128
(I work at Oxide, though I wasn't around for the initial chip selection process) It's at least partially a matter of timing: Oxide was picking its initial hardware in roughly 2020,…