
EE, patent lawyer, making things, @supracite, etc.
Joined February 2008
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It is better to have people ask why you don’t have a Nobel prize, than why you do.
What if your investing could be guided by a Nobel laureate in economics? Exactly 30 years ago, the WSJ highlighted Paul Krugman's prediction that Taiwan's economic growth would fizzle. I asked ChatGPT to figure out how much an investor would have gained by shorting three public Taiwanese companies in 1996: TSMC, Foxconn, and ASUS. The profit from a Nobel-guided $3,000 short ($1,000 each) would today be at least NEGATIVE $681,185 after currency adjustment.
I need to keep a closer eye on my 4yo during iPad time. 🤦♂️
A Delaware company named PooPooDooPoo paid $29.5 million cash for a north Scottsdale mansion. See the week’s biggest sales. azcentral.com/story/money/re…
FSD is 10x safer right now, and with universal FSD adoption the ratio would probably be incredibly small.
Hypothesis: When you don’t let people see others question the narrative (by removing topics), it makes it easier for people to transform & rage out (eg Agent Smith) when someone does start to show signs of independent thought about an issue instead of immediate acceptance.
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So, the French socialists, and Parliament members just voted a tax, that they don’t understand, which would cost VideoLAN more than 1 million euro per year.
They are probably the most clueless politician on Earth? And they claim they want technological sovereignty…
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Apple messed up multitasking on iPadOS 26+ by making it like mouse based OSX. Apple messed up multitasking on Touch OSX by not making it like iPadOS 18. @johnternus @gregjoz @tim_cook
Yeeeeaaaa a keyboard driven tiling window manager looks better to me. Moving hands a lot is so slow and looks not comfortable. Also like why not flip the piano around so it’s upside down then lay the laptop down flat and use from other side? Does it not open 180deg or more?
Have your favorite AI agent tell you how often this happens. Even Kennedy did it by paying a janitor with the same name as an opponent to run. It should be prosecuted—literally tricking voters. Other examples from countries like India and Russia.
One press per letter on a phone keypad, and the whole sentence picks the words. OnePress makes 46–54% fewer wrong words than a classic predictive keypad, guesses punctuation, works in 14 languages, and its C decoder fits on microcontrollers.
Demo + code: github.com/JamesDavid/OnePre…
@lilygo9 do you have this t-display form factor with an esp32*?
I hate the huge and heavy Daikin A/C remote, so I let Codex to write a firmware to convert LilyGO's T-Display to the remote and open sourced it: github.com/conol-tony/daikin…



























