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semisol

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👨‍💻 software developer 🔒 secure element firmware dev 📨 nostr.land relay all opinions are my own.

The "people will just make their own apps on the fly" meme reminds me of when Intel et. al. kept pumping articles about how people don't want one device that does everything, they want separate devices for each task email, web browsing, printing, etc.

also, people want shit that works

It's pretty good for simple tasks

because those tasks usually can be achieved by the means of googling it and changing a few things in the code

it is a glorified lossy data compression algorithm

first of all, AI is crap at writing code, and is mostly a buzzword. second, node-based editors already exist and will achieve what you want nostr:note1fell5dd8zaux3x8gwx6tkzm5z9znswtmjsga4r20tyjyahm96hws5qdej8

Is there like a directory of great free&paid relays?

I've neglected my relay settings for a long time and worry I might be missing something

nostr.land

not everyone wants to use a remote signer and is fine with a browser extension nostr:note16wlrvt6jwuzc5vh4wpd3elvak47c7g9fc75vrhl8h6znmn7c2d5qr8p9u2

Hey Nostr, what do you think? I think this is mildly infuriating.

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#0 $0

#1 -$800 and a cow

#2 $200

#3 -$900 and a cow

#4 $400

is your node obese? check with this simple test nostr:note19dmh50dlf82pynuxnknzxgm0pk39udjphxqk5zuuz7s9fzlymzms43n3ur

Andreas Griffin

Vim is the one I cannot exit. It's the trapdoor function inside a computer.

t = “ESC :q ENTER” 😄

nostr:npub18ams6ewn5aj2n3wt2qawzglx9mr4nzksxhvrdc4gzrecw7n5tvjqctp424 add “alias rm=vim” just in case to your .bashrc

By the caching system?

Yes

Primal does not read from your relays

By threshold, do you mean only those npubs’ content is stored/served?

> to be a real person for engagement purposes

So their content can be seen, but their reactions, renotes, I thinks zaps too etc will get ignored

semisol.83

that would be slick and totally doable!

WPA3-Enteprise means you could route different users (guest/yourself) to different VLANs, and also if you have multiple guests, give them different credentials. You can also expire credentials after some time, etc.

That was what I DMed you about… :)

Do you use Signal or TG or Matrix instead?

SimpleX works too though

I don't have working DMs yet sorry. I can drop a simplex link if you're interested

https://www.vaughnnugent.com/resources/software/modules/noscrypt-issues?id=58

That was what I DMed you about… :)

Do you use Signal or TG or Matrix instead?

did you know you can connect to wifi via a QR code?

I made a website about 5 years ago to do this in an easy and secure way. nothing is sent to the server, no cookies, ads, or tracking. 100% FOSS. run it yourself if you prefer. it supports over 30 languages thanks to contributors.

I have a wificard on my fridge for guests to connect.

https://wificard.io

What I really want to do is WPA3-Enterprise + an e-ink display with rotating credentials.

Thanks for the info!

I want to use whatever is more professional/industry standard which first getting out of school seemed to be verilog for most places I was looking at. Got a job doing firmware (sort of) and never haven't touched the stuff since except for some playing around hobby stuff. Taught myself atmel because most of the aftermarket technology in automotive uses atmel.

I have an iCE40 board. Their loader tool for Windows was super buggy (threading stuff) I patched it but never submitted a PR. I wonder if they fixed it.

Please check your DMs

Thanks for the info!

I want to use whatever is more professional/industry standard which first getting out of school seemed to be verilog for most places I was looking at. Got a job doing firmware (sort of) and never haven't touched the stuff since except for some playing around hobby stuff. Taught myself atmel because most of the aftermarket technology in automotive uses atmel.

I have an iCE40 board. Their loader tool for Windows was super buggy (threading stuff) I patched it but never submitted a PR. I wonder if they fixed it.

Also, it’s less the language more concepts. But a lot more things support Verilog afaik.

So I've heard. What tools have you been using? I've never done more than hobby stuff with vhdl and attempted verilog once. I prefer the syntax of verilog but I've heard less FV tools support it.

Verilog is like C but VHDL is some abomination that is like C++ and Java

You should absolutely use FuseSoC. It makes it *very* easy to interface with whatever tools of your choice + package management of sorts.

Currently developing for an iCE40 UP5K with Verilog, so Yosys for synthesis and nextpnr/icestorm for the FPGA bitstream generation.

iCE40 UltraPlus is nice as they are pretty cheap, they have 1024Kbit in 4 large RAM blocks, and a RE’d open source toolchain that works great.

If you insist on using VHDL there is this: https://github.com/ghdl/ghdl-yosys-plugin

Tried to do that with a pcie for floppy drives once. I'd rather write code than hdl XD

I am writing HDL… it is good except when it is not 🤣

formal verification somewhat helps

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