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mleku
@mleku

# silicon valley output, bishkek burn rate

i build working software. i learn anything. graphs, protocols, translation, memory for LLMs - whatever your stack needs.

**stack:** anything i can learn (and i learn fast)

**price:** \$20/h (for comparison: SV price: \$50/h)

## why so cheap?

i live on the steppe. my rent is a yurt, my overhead is food and bandwidth.

you don't pay for my city. you pay for my output.

need a prototype, a custom tool, or a full system? let's talk.

## contact:

**cordn**: https://cordn.net/p/npub125uw9znxawyrvrc4lraf2ertm5k652ve4t87f74v7s7scp2qk2qswmlek0

**session**: 056cb2b1cfa29cabc61a7d2c32de667a3023f90546c0d2d4de30f272ed6369c716

**telegram:** @mleku2

**email:** [[email protected] ](mailto:[email protected])

**git:** https://git.smesh.lol

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Recent Notes

mike · 14h
So were the VR glasses my company produced in the 1990's to navigate around the Internet ๐Ÿ˜‚ https://i.nostr.build/987rdlrrf2Vid1tM7VAxxa.jpg
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480 * 360 = 172800

and that only occupies a space of 18" diagonal in your vision, and the thing that made it ded more than anything else was 60hz refresh rate. most people can't tolerate displays like this under 120hz 240hz is really the minimum refresh to not cause disorientation. human eyes catch around 400fps in the peripheral.
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mike · 11h
Wait, wot! This is late 80's to mid 90's technology we're talking about and you think a 60Hz refresh rate killed the product? ๐Ÿ˜‚ Not the 50Kg backpack you need to carry the computer in, or the ethernet cable trailing out the back, or the power supply you need to be near ๐Ÿ˜‚ That's like saying ...
mike · 14h
You should become an influencer and get sponsored by climate change groups ๐Ÿ˜‚
mike · 14h
We have queues in cars after we buy them in the west ๐Ÿ˜‚
mike · 14h
I've done the Sundowner from Hervey Bay to Cairns in Australia, I think that was 3 days. Ukraine was about 20 hours. We're planning to do the Indian Pacific soon, which is 4 days, around 75 hours.
Mr Anderson · 7h
What left TX was debt, which will be repaid by Ukrainian natural resources that will be seized by BlackRock and co.
mike · 14h
I've done Kiev to Odessa on a sleeper train, but that was before the war ๐Ÿ˜‚
mike · 14h
You should visit the Isle of Man ๐Ÿ˜‚ https://www.visitisleofman.com/see-and-do/culture-and-heritage/heritage-railways
mike · 16h
I love airships, except for the hydrogen bit. That I don't like so much ๐Ÿ˜‚
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mythbusters proved years ago that the golden fancy shiny paint they painted on the hindenberg and static electricity was what caused the main disaster of it. several tons of thermite will do that to you. the hydrogen itself, has a very fussy air/fuel mix ratio that makes runaway chain reactions tricky and is why hydrogen gas powered engines are not a thing. very hot, high compression ratio, and the tricky part is flashback arresting because the tubes are connected to the tank. but a hydrogen balloon is really not that dangerous if the material containing it isn't fucking thermite. but it's all a bit too late for that.
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mike · 16h
Ban golden fancy paint, bring back Hydrogen ๐Ÿ˜‚
mike · 16h
I love airships, except for the hydrogen bit. That I don't like so much ๐Ÿ˜‚
FreedomTech · 16h
I'm all for street cars having this capability. A Tesla recently saved a co-workers life by slamming on the brakes and preventing a car from side-swiping them into a semi truck at 75 miles an hour. They had no idea the car was even coming at them. Having a car with the capability to do extreme mov...