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I love this essay so much, it is such on point.

Now this is a future 100 billion dollar industry!

Can I do a "hold my beer" moment ? https://github.com/Essenceia/ethernet_switch_asic

Thanks :) Yeah, the router is defiantly further in the future to, as it additionally requires CPU integration for run the software stack, switches are the first order of business.

Alright I am back from the trenches after having written 1k words and as expected: I did not impress myself.

Haha, nice one. Defiantly all wrong, if hardware design was a religion I might have been excommunicated for this. Deploying the fix now, it should have been "all nighter".

The animated graphics at the end are really cool, how did you make them ?

Here is my contribution, titled "The human zoo": https://gist.github.com/Essenceia/c54a8d8fe0d693f96fb7c036f2...

I read your nonfiction entry, my thoughts where somewhere along the line of "well this escalated quickly".

That is a very good point, such a rule would place a huge burden on the organizers.

Next step: open source hardware ASIC for the open router ?

I am partially worried of discovering that writing a 1000 words is actually much harder for me now than it was when I was 13.

Broadcasting over Ethernet until the heat death of the universe with a custom ASIC, or yet another terrible idea, this time inspired by reddit.

I really like the AI slop UI's though, it acts as a strong signal to the user that this was designed using AI. Fells like this is making us lose information.

"The layoffs will continue until productivity improves" is truly a poignant quote.

The post ASIC tapeout waffle house tradition.

Jewelry, most likely a fun pair of earning with a few small leds. I would pair it with a 4.8mm x 1.6mm coin battery for power.

That sounds so cool, are they building an entire fablab in there?

This is such an impressive project, and now we know why nobody was offering a 60fps e-ink monitor before.

The author seems to have used an LLM as an editor but the reasoning is solid.

Clearly doors and boeing aircraft don't get along.

Quoting the article : > Levels.fyi lists the median yearly compensation package for Uber software engineers in the USA at $330,000.

Sounds like a navy seal.

This is an opinion piece: I recognize that what defines an exception engineer is deeply personal, and this is an attempt to put my own definition into words.

This tool used to be available though a great web interface. When I was visiting it in the past it felt like the site would be up forever, and then one day I tried to reach out to it again only to realize it was gone. I had once again forgotten how fickle the internet is. For now the only other instance of it is though code forge, but one day, that too might disappear.

So this repository exists in an effort to keep an archive of this code, preserve the memory of what the tool used to be, and do so in the most respectable manner to the original creator.

Marketing material includes legendary promises such as:

Burning token like there's no context window.

I wish I could give this project more respect than simply saying it is awesome and contraz.

Also, let us all hate on denomals! :)

Meet him IRL, I will vouch for him being cynical and a pleasure to be around.

Silicon erratas or how my first analog ASIC is dead before arrival.

So it's railways and the AI's fault, meanwhile your backups are 3 months old?

Our most recent recoverable backup was three months old.

I'm sorry, but I expect you guys to be writing your precious backups to magnetic tape every day and hiding them in a vault somewhere so they don't catch fire.