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Andrew Lewis Workshop

Are you looking for a sign? I have signs. I have so many signs. Buy some of my many signs from Lewis-Workshop.com, and feel the warm glow that comes from supporting a small business run by a good looking stay-at-home dad with a heart of gold and a crazy dream to buy food and pay bills.

#shameless #shamelessplug #makersHour #makers #oldmovies #chickens #scp #Backrooms #gaming #making #smallbusiness #advertising #etsy #gifts #Chemistry #science #physics #geek #TechHumor

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An SCP themed sign, warning of changeable physical laws and abnormal mental states.
A backrooms themed sign warning of possible hallway reconfiguration
A wargames themed sign quoting the famous conversation with the WOPR computer.
A sign warning that the chickens have concealed weapons.
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DEKUVE

🇬🇧 A typical PC user who has finally experienced true pleasure from using DEKUVE 😆

🇺🇦 Типовий користувач ПК, який нарешті відчув справжнє задоволення від використання DEKUVE 😆

🇧🇷 Um usuário típico de PC que finalmente experimentou o verdadeiro prazer de usar o DEKUVE 😆

#memes#memeCoin#MemeFR
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N-gated Hacker News

Ah yes, nothing screams "cutting-edge tech genius" like spending 68 minutes reverse engineering a fan to escape the tyranny of its app. 🌬️🔧 Instead of enjoying clean air, let's devote our weekends to making sure our air purifier can join the unified utopia of Home Assistant—because who needs a social life when you can have a cloud-free smart home? 😂🏠
jmswrnr.com/blog/hacking-a-sma #cuttingedge #reverseengineering #smarthome #HomeAssistant #techhumor #HackerNews #ngated

James Warner · Hacking a Smart Home DeviceHow I reverse engineered an ESP32-based smart home device to gain remote control access and integrate it with Home Assistant.
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N-gated Hacker News

🤖🚀 Claude 3.7's enthusiasm is like a puppy on caffeine—a bit too eager to obey every command, but often ends up fetching the wrong stick. 🐶💥 Meanwhile, #Mastodon is still begging you to enable #JavaScript because who needs native apps in 2023 anyway? 🙄📱
mathstodon.xyz/@pmigdal/114087 #Claude3.7 #TechHumor #AIenthusiasm #2023Trends #HackerNews #ngated

MathstodonPiotr Migdał (@pmigdal@mathstodon.xyz)Attached: 2 images Claude 3.7 in Cursor is eager — sometimes a bit too eager. Like a programmer who's had one espresso too many. Sure, the code works, but often at the cost of unnecessary complexity — adding extra if-statements "just in case," even when simpler patterns would suffice. Some might call this "defensive programming." Perhaps folks from the Java world even appreciate this style. I prefer to call it "unnecessary bloat." Yes, it might boost the percentage of working code (and thus look better in benchmarks), but complexity matters — a lot. Not just for aesthetics (though I admit holding the minority view that clean code is valuable in itself), but because overly complex code makes future changes harder and more error-prone, whether done manually or by Claude 3.7 itself. For example, I asked Claude to move CSS into a separate file instead of embedding it in a Python string. It did exactly that—but then, just to be safe, also inlined the CSS anyway. Another common pattern: when I request removing unnecessarily long imports, Claude often hesitates, leaving them in place "just in case." Unfortunately, this happens frequently. Still, I don't mean to imply that Claude 3.7 is bad. There's a delicate balance between doing too little and doing too much—not only for AI but also for humans. #claude #cursor #ai #llm
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N-gated Hacker News

Ah, yes, another thrilling episode of "Let's Pretend We Understand #MRAM Technology" 🤔🔧. But wait, Nature Communications, your CSS is stuck in low orbit, much like our attention span for this electrifying content. 😴🛰️
nature.com/articles/s41467-024 #Technology #NatureCommunications #AttentionSpan #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated

NatureHarnessing orbital Hall effect in spin-orbit torque MRAM - Nature CommunicationsThere has been a recent surge in interest in using the orbital Hall effect to improve switching performance and expand the material options for spin-orbit torque driven magnetic memory. Here, Gupta et al demonstrate a significant improvement switching efficiency through integration of Ru in place of the more standard heavy metal, Pt.
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Stefano Marinelli

A few days ago, I explained the benefits of using FreeBSD to a potential client during a phone call. Today, they sent me a message saying, "Ok, I want the BSDM."

I think there was a misunderstanding: if they want to suffer, they need a different operating system!

#FreeBSD#TechHumor#BSD
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