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vincentpants

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About vincentpants

Promoting the quality of life to all living things and trying to contribute to the sum of human knowledge. And fights for the user.

embeddedML / dsp / cv / computational aesthetics

~ vvh.io

Socials:

- github.com/flyingoctopus

- linkedin.com/in/vincentvanh

- social.treehouse.systems/@vincentpants

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #45506063

    Yes. Very much so. PIA was purchased by a British-Israeli corporation called Kape Inc. which has been a known bad-actor in the past and is a giant red flag when looking for VPN opt…

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    Comment #45420935

    Vancouver mentioned!

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    Comment #44332881

    Also curious. Any mods or @dang: is there a reason why this was flagged?

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    Comment #44331464

    Isn't the jury still out on that statement? Pretty sure we've been experiencing the long-tail cultural decomposition caused by the effects the industrial revolution brought with it…

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    Comment #44118150

    Do any of the sites he browses use cloudflare for DDoS protection? Does it use recaptcha to verify that he's human? Do the sites he browses have servers that are housed in a belige…

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    Comment #44052869

    This movie is absurdly good. And it seemed to leave a lasting mark for a while too. I love how the drug dealer in W&I got to play the same character and tell the same m&m's story i…

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    Comment #43682613

    Yeah, it has been a reckoning. I’ve never seen liberal boomers and gen x-ers get so organized. I’ve only known the opposite in my lifetime. It’s been great to see and I’m here for …

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    Comment #42942511

    I had trouble writing this sentence due to all the laughing. Bravo.

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    Comment #42942442

    I will assist in your endeavour. Art must be preserved!

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    Comment #42892893

    It actually was what I was wondering. Thank you @Dang!

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    Comment #42890675

    Wow, it got to the top of the front page so fast! Weird!

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    Comment #42374001

    So wait. How is this not a lisp? And consider that a compliment, we need more lisp in our lives.

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    Comment #42346676

    Wow neat! The first step to format ambivalence! Curious to see how well does this perform on the edge, our overhead is always so scarce! Amazing work as always, looking forward to …

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    Comment #41805448

    AFAIK the M3 is going to take a lot longer as the asahi team leverages apple silicon in their CI which means mac mini servers and the M3 generation never got their mac mini. Of all…

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    Comment #41793653

    Oh no! I didn't know their IPFS initiative didn't pan out. What happened to it? I am surprised how hard it is to google. I remember interviewing for a role on that team at the arch…

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    Comment #41681844

    Curious what advantages this has over mosh? https://mosh.org/

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    Comment #41621437

    > If you follow enough indiehackers like me, Twitter/X will start recommending posts for you. I think there's your first problem right there. I recommend seeking dev communities on…

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    Comment #41577357

    I just noticed my use of 'mostly' which unintentionally is doing more heavy lifting than it should. I was incorrect to use that word, but the point remains.

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    Comment #41577344

    A lot of what I have been following is from here[1] and mentions: - "Today's attacks exposed many members at various levels. While the group says many of those injured are medical …

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    Comment #41576266

    Weren't these people mostly emergency responders? Like doctors and EMTs? And yes, killed several, but also injured thousands? I'm a little concerned by the vocabulary used in the o…

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    Comment #41505271

    Listening to an AI generated discussion-based podcast on the topic of anticipating the scraping of deceased people's digital footprint to create an AI copy of your loved one makes …

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    Comment #41462400

    Linking a previous hn discussion regarding the flourishing lcd casio watch mod scene. They stuff these cheap watches full of sensors, stm32 micro-controllers, screenmods & everythi…

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    Comment #41199410

    This is the first thing I thought of as well! (and am now hungry…)