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obi1kenobi
HN member- Joined
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About obi1kenobi
- GitHub: https://github.com/obi1kenobi/trustfall
- conference talk: https://www.hytradboi.com/2022/how-to-query-almost-everything
- web demo: https://play.predr.ag/hackernews
Creator of `cargo-semver-checks`, a linter for semantic versioning of Rust crates: https://crates.io/crates/cargo-semver-checks
Blog: https://predr.ag/blog/
Mastodon: `@predrag@hachyderm.io`
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PredragGruevski
Talks: https://predr.ag/talks/
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It's not self-cancellation in the way you're interpreting the title :)
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Comment #48052112
Author here. This! The point isn't to name and shame, but to illustrate a complex failure mode. I too could see myself writing this bug!
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Comment #48052089
Hi! Author here. You're right — but two things to consider here. First, that quote is referring to human-made systems, not natural ones (as is the rest of the essay!) and I think o…
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Comment #42194862
The site's description says: "I was feeling nostalgic for the Windows Bubbles Screensaver, so I made my own, much more relaxing version." Click the bubbles and they pop! Very satis…
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Comment #40202961
I'm sure of it. And yet based on this rapidly getting to the front page, it seems like many of us are part of today's lucky ten thousand: https://xkcd.com/1053/ Might be more than …
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Comment #40201927
The shell script starts with the following comment: # All the code is wrapped in a main function that gets called at the # bottom of the file, so that a truncated partial download …
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Comment #39909138
Seems like another user with way more experience than me did an excellent job explaining the situation -- I enjoyed reading their answer!
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Comment #39902410
Oh wow, what a read! Great story, thanks for sharing :)
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Comment #39901641
(Author here) The image is AI generated. I did not use any AI to write the post itself. That's just my style of writing, you can check my pre-GPT posts and compare if you'd like.
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Comment #39901344
Haha sadly from reading many of the rest of the comments, the typical HN reader seems unconvinced that trees or rain could impede Wi-Fi signals, because their Wi-Fi at home goes th…
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Comment #39901275
Wow! Are you maybe able to find a demo video of this? I'd love to see it! (I'm the author of the post btw)
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Comment #39901260
Related, sure! But it could be rain helping close a circuit on a rusty antenna connector port. Or rain improving the grounding of some neighboring circuit that otherwise drains thr…
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Comment #39901179
(Author here) For our Wi-Fi bridge, the devices on both ends were set to max power. I don't recall them being able to change data rates very much (if at all) because the ones at th…
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Comment #39901165
Right. This is a multiple timelines problem. This story happened a bit over 10 years ago at this point. At the time of the story, the Wi-Fi bridge was already almost 10 years old -…
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Comment #39901091
(Author here) Across several city blocks, in fact, and longer than the max range of Ethernet on normal (Cat 5/5e/6) cables. Past ~300ft/100m, you need a repeater even for Ethernet.…
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Comment #39901071
(Author here) Worse: to the balcony of our apartment building. Imagine asking your HOA how they'd feel about you mounting your antenna "higher" AKA on someone else's balcony or on …
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Comment #39899884
(Author here) Yeah, my dad's company does this stuff for a living, so I learned to distinguish all the terminology very early on :)
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Comment #39899866
Even if you are looking at the turbines "edge-on," there's probably going to be a noticeable Doppler return as well. Plastic drones with plastic propellers are still visible on rad…
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Comment #39899831
(Author here) I'm worried they might combine in a way that leaves them not working neither rain nor shine!
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Comment #39899822
(Author here) I didn't forget, it just didn't seem like the most likely problem. Like I said in a reply to a sibling to your comment, the gear was ~10yrs old at the time and had be…