As I get older I have less and less tolerance for complexity. I just want to chill in space, and look at my pods on my #raspberrypi. Works best with space cabin white noise.
I used codex / shadcn / Radix UI to help create the dashboard.
Bit of work remains on design (inconsistent colors for example on the system memory card and the namespace card). Needs logo / app name. Optional glass. Search bar.
@mr_r0b0t It's probably going to be a consumer version of the spark. Less CPUs, probably less memory. Likely same memory bandwidth. That's my guess anyway. 64GB of RAM for $2800 with 1TB of storage is my guess.
@tomwarren Nvidia has come a long way. The VIA deal to break in x86 CPUs falling through. Then Nvidia was blocked agin with the original Project Denver which was going to be x86. 15 years later now they don't have to ask permission. The door may still be closed but the walls are gone.
@tomwarren Nvidia has come a long way. The VIA deal to break in x86 CPUs falling through. Then Nvidia was blocked agin with the original Project Denver which was going to be x86. 15 years later now they don't have to ask permission. The door may still be closed but the walls are gone.
Whenever I feel imposter syndrome I remember that Ed somehow floated to the top. So tone deaf that your plan is more conditional handouts, which is to say, the taxpayer will pay to save themselves money, or the taxpayers children.
1/ The rise in the price cap because of a war we did not choose is deeply unwelcome news for households across the country.
We know people were under pressure before this crisis, and that’s why easing that burden is our number one priority.
@PixelCNinja I was in Japan when the PSP was released and picked this up along with the original PSP. I couldn't believe that they fit what looked like PS2 into a handheld. God tier handheld but so happy the ds was underpowered as we had continuity of great 2d games.
Terrible isn't it? I had to study for 12 months in my mid 40s, just to get past the stunt algo question layer. Not useful technology. I studied interview questions and algorithms that I would never ever be require to cite from memory in my daily life. Memorisation is not skill.
One of my online friends shared this with me yesterday.
Working full-time job.
Sleeping 4 hours daily for months.
No gym.
No social life.
Just office + LeetCode + stress.
He solved graphs, DP, trees… grinded every single day.
Then in the interview they asked some random O(1) data structure problem he had never seen before.
Rejected again.
And the worst part?
He genuinely loves tech.
Distributed systems, databases, backend engineering… that’s what excites him.
But now he feels like he’s not smart enough because interviews keep breaking him.
Sad reality:
A lot of talented developers are burning out trying to crack interviews instead of actually becoming better engineers.
One bad interview doesn’t mean you’re a bad engineer.
But this industry really makes people feel that way sometimes.