@anarchiv got reminded about "Death in Venice" by that. Pretty fucked up book.
Hackspaces are the best, now my side projects side project has moved along quite well, almost finished with the implementation. Also found a bug in #KiCad 's footprint generator along the way.
@grillchen might not even be half bad for explaining code, but it can *never* know what a given part of a circuit does. And if it doesn't it will make shit up.
LOL, my job is safe. This is exactly why LLMs are so dangerous: The don't think, and don't know what they are suggesting. This can lead to extreme danger, as indicated by the short circuit here. #electronics
2026 predictions:
- putin dies
- tokayev dies
- netanyahu dies
- trump dies
- 100 gecs drop new album
- alice in chains drop new album
- mcr drop new album
- the ai bubble bursts
- they find a new dinosaur species in the permafrost
- skibidi toilet leads to a diplomatic crisis
- social media trend connected to milk
- we find cure for hiv
- uk accidentally makes dying illegal
- burj khalifa is destroyed
- a serial killer case is thrown away because lawyer used LLM for evidence
(1/3)
Seems now I must upstream this into #KiCad and create an open-hardware breakout board
@jaseg ah, I see. do you happen to know an example PD trigger IC? can't seem to find one, but rather a ton of boards which is not what I want.
Hm, if i want 12 V from USB-C, I need some kind of PD-IC regulator, right? Like a tps25814 ?
I want to supply a circuit with just "dumb" 12 V, no extra USB-C features needed.
#electronics
I want to supply a circuit with just "dumb" 12 V, no extra USB-C features needed.
#electronics
@quixoticgeek basically yes. But they would need only to pull the killswitch on windows, similar chaos. That's why I run GrapheneOS and Debian.
Its a well known fact that the 4 CPU architectures are x86-64, aarch64, riscv64, and s390x
Nobody has ever actually directly observed s390x but, like dark matter, we can infer its existence through compiler support
@navi does that mean it will be able to activate a sway session and I won't have to wrap it in dbus-run-session call anymore? Much appreciate your work on openRC!
@decathorpe same. Though I saw them twice when I was in Canada. Still, it's something to behold.
Hyped for tomorrow:
My KVM switch should arrive, and my kernel patch will gets its first review.
My KVM switch should arrive, and my kernel patch will gets its first review.