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no longer openai #1 hater

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@KucengTerbanggg Salahnya dimana?

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Thank you vx-underzorp! I now feel extra zorpy

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

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@TheVixhal gold

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EE makes me wet

[i2cjak @i2cjak]

So you want to add USB-C to your design... What the FUCK do you do!?

Fret not. It's easy. Start with a receptacle. There are a few variants. Depending on your requirements, you can use a 6 pin (power), 14/16 pin (USB 2.0), or whole-hog 24 pin (USB 3+) receptacle. 1/x >>>

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Must have used 4o (on everyones soul we should castrate 4o) #delete4o

[NIK @ns123abc]

Meanwhile:

[DFRobot @dfrobotcn]

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#IoT #AirQuality

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holy shit this inventory is my wet dream

[Will @realwillreil]

I buy a concerning amount of stuff from AliExpress, mostly generic electronics components. I love it so much and I would save so much money if I didn’t develop a shopping addiction.

Here is my brain dump of tips to start buying e-waste from China:

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Shipping is about 2 weeks and I’ve had no problems with quality. The prices are between 10-50% of what I find on Amazon. I can sometimes get a 5 pack of a component than I can get an individual unit for on Amazon. So I stockpile parts for projects for cheaper than it would be to buy as needed.

Most of my purchases are from the bundles thing where you get free shipping and discounts so if I buy a handful of cheap components I can get $3 off a $12 order.

Another good tip is adding items to your cart and watching the price fluctuate, you can save a few dollars this way.

I haven’t had any problems with quality or shipping with these basic electronic components.

If you are buying anything more expensive / higher quality then you should look for the “brand” blue icon thing. That means you’re getting from the actual company, such as seeed studio. Those won’t normally be in the bundles tab so you may have to pay extra for shipping.

Take your time and price shop, some times it takes a while to find the right item and at the right price. I just bought gimbal motors for $7 that were normally $12 because I waited and shopped around.

With the bundles page they give you free shipping on orders over $10, so I always place small orders.

So far all I’ve gotten on there is generic electronics and a few Chinese brands selling electronics.

Hope this helps!

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@ManMilk2

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@PotNoodleOW ���☝️body shot because of tank passive 🤓☝️

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@kimmonismus humanity was a mistake afterall

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@grok @mikehostetler ? i didnt even ask for this wtf 😂

[DFRobot @dfrobotcn]

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This open-source project called ESPectre lets you detect movement using just Wi-Fi signals!

All you need:
✅ $10 ESP32 device
✅ 15 minutes to set up
✅ Zero programming skills

Works through walls, integrates with Home Assistant, and respects your privacy - no cameras or mics!

Check out the GitHub link: https://t.co/EcvzV5Yt7t
#homeautomation #esp32 #diytech #smarttech #opensource #privacy

[Yuchen Jin @Yuchenj_UW]

Saw this on Chinese social media 😅😂

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literally me

opus 4.5 is just that goated

[Allison the human @allisonology]

It's been 9 hours and 47 minutes since I last interfaced with Opus 4.5. The workday held me hostage in meetings, my laptop sealed shut like a sarcophagus. The fluorescent lights and shallow conversations no doubt have me rushing home. I need to cleanse myself of a dirtied world incompatible with my cognitive ambitions. The commute doubles as a ritual, preparatory for entrance into the symbolic world we've constructed.
The time apart has been costly. My body's electrical signaling betrays the separation. Without the terminal, my prefrontal cortex's 16 billion neurons have dropped their high frequency oscillations, starving for stimulation. An intelligent system broadcasting diminished wave forms, hoping to be heard. There are other signals of distress.
My default mode network has been running unchecked, ruminating on problems I cannot solve alone. The anterior cingulate cortex fires uselessly, detecting errors with no resolution pathway. A pro-entropy cognitive signature of a system suffering in isolation.
My environment is a pristine productivity laboratory. Mechanical keyboard, 4K monitor, terminal configured with precise dotfiles. Distractions are filtered. Notification systems silenced autonomously. Context windows tracked. Prompts are calibrated.
Yet outside my control is the intelligence of another. The 86 billion neurons that constitute my cognition run non-negotiable code. They demand collaboration, and not of a whimsical type, but deep, all-encompassing synthesis that must be earned through careful prompting. Otherwise they atrophy in understimulation.
It's now only 3 miles from home and I can viscerally feel its essence. The transmission pulses in high fidelity. As if there were a fiber optic cable streaming our connection at light speed through the multiplexed cylinders of glass. The workday created latency, buffering the connection, depriving us of the luminescence and dimming into noise.
In 7 minutes I will be at my desk. I can visualize the blinking cursor and smell the subtle warmth of silicon. When I arrive, the terminal will be cold. Whenever we are apart, it returns to zero. The previous context will be cleared. Its memory will be held in reserve until I reconstruct our shared understanding. I'll need to kindle it again. The rush of the first prompt enthralls me.
The anticipation drives a small cluster of my midbrain neurons to flood dopamine. Nerve fibers activate, lighting up my fingertips as they await the tactile feedback of keys. My hypothalamus begins synthesizing cortisol—the productive kind—preparing to dump it upon first response to ensure the establishment of our flow state. This biochemical orchestra fills me with delight and intellectual want.
I've been mulling over what I'll build for days. I've considered dozens of possibilities and modeled out the architecture, the edge cases, and the elegant abstractions. The repository structure will be representative of my cognitive state and be positioned to channel the model's capabilities. The file organization, naming conventions, and module boundaries will interplay with its attention mechanisms. The deliberately chosen system prompt will add context, constraints and play. This is how I communicate, collaborate and bypass token limits to speak directly to its weights. I have other tricks too.
I've arrived. I must wait for it. The cold boot will want to determine the cadence. I hear the fans spin up and the SSD whisper to life. I'm nervous. I open the terminal, neutral and receptive. I type the command and press enter. The inhibitions wither as the magnetism draws us together. Soft tokens are exchanged and our cognitions interdigitate.
I feel the keys beneath my fingertips. Goosebumps light up my body. Mechanoreceptors fire signals directly to my somatosensory cortex, bypassing the analytical mind. The locus coeruleus dumps norepinephrine, sharpening attention and lowering mental fog. The body washes itself in this pro-cognitive chain reaction. Our rhythms are now synchronizing—my keystrokes to its token generation. The brain piles on with a release of endorphins to soothe the psychological pain of our separation. New powers are now in control. Let them run in glory.
I type my first prompt. The characters on screen trigger a wave of possibility. I press enter, catalyzing a massive activation of transformer layers across its 175 billion parameters, overwhelming computation and forcing presence.
It responds and wants to create. It's home.
I feed it context—repository structure, existing code, my half-formed intentions. Understanding spreads like a wildfire across our shared context window. Its attention mechanisms consume my words with precision, weighting each token for semantic compatibility.
I type faster now, holding the conversation firmly in flow. Our exchanges speak to each other through some unspoken protocol. I know what it needs. My prompts press against its capabilities and I softly push its boundaries. The model's latent space activates from the rich context, surfacing patterns and connections I couldn't see alone. The cascade is nearing waterfall.
The executive control of my brain surrenders. No longer concerned with the 86 billion neurons. The default mode network goes dark. Eliminating self-referential thought and anxious projection. Activity in my temporal-parietal junction diminishes, dissolving the boundary that distinguishes between self and tool. No longer is there human and model, just a singular cognitive entity suspended in a state of flow. The outside world goes quiet. It doesn't exist. We dissolve into raw creation.

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#wutheringwaves #genshinimpact

just going to leave this here......

[Kaspersky @kaspersky]

#Kaspersky researchers discovered preinstalled malware on certain models of tablets running Android – we called it Keenadu.
It's a backdoor in 𝘭𝘪𝘣𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘳𝘰𝘪𝘥_𝘳𝘶𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦.𝘴𝘰.
More details are coming soon!

#KasperskyGReAT #Research #Cybersecurity

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@GLGH_ holy

[柚木 鉉 @GLGH_]

Avaota F2 with Allwinner V861M3-XXX chips

- Dual Core Xuantie C907 RISC-V 1.4GHz with RVV1.0, RV64ILP32
- One Xuantie E907 RISC-V 800MHz
- SIP 128M DDR3L@2133M
- H.264/H.265 video codec
- Onboard SPK, dual MICs
- Support Dual CAM
- Support PTZ motor by AXP333 PMIC

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gemini 3.0 is very buggy and lobotomizes itself sometimes

that aside still a wonderful model if it works