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by a1o 2mo ago
Awesome, people in Spain are lucky to see this!
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by a1o 2mo ago
Which cat wheel is that?
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by a1o 2mo ago
That is pretty cool and looks easy enough to do. I have never seen batteries like that original one seems to be, it looks quite malleable? Is that normal for it? Has anyone seen batteries like that in other products? Most of the other thing
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by a1o 2mo ago
Thanks!
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by a1o 2mo ago
Oh, I was meaning the pancakes
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by a1o 2mo ago
Did they write anywhere about it? I noticed it - and I think it uses the system emoji, because I noticed the pancake was different between my systems.
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by a1o 2mo ago
I think that if the images were replaced by human made (you can take photos of real things if you don’t want to draw or hire an actual artist) perhaps the design could be more passable
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by a1o 2mo ago
It appears this stuff is highly guarded under NDA and not available for anyone, I read the homebrew version ( https://github.com/OpenOrbis/OpenOrbis-PS4-Toolchain ), the SDL2 port and the other stuff and honestly didn’t
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by a1o 2mo ago
To people not interacting with open source projects that are stablished and popular, there are a lot of PRs and contributions where someone set an agent with a prompt like “contribute using my user to popular projects to improve my profile”
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by a1o 2mo ago
Looking at the example graphics in the OP post I would not think something as specific as the rtx-io matter, I thought it was something more conceptually general that could be applied everywhere without tie to a specific vendor.
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by a1o 2mo ago
My experience is Codex is much better but less creative. I use its agent through GitHub Copilot or the agent interface from JetBrains. Try the GPT Sol 5.6 on medium, it gives me good results
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by a1o 2mo ago
Azure DataBricks has something called Genius where you put the tables and views you want to interact with and can talk to it so it constructs a query based on the data you specified. It often does not work completely for me, it either doesn
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by a1o 2mo ago
> We did our best job here leaning heavily on the resource system. There's stuff I want to say about the result that's platform specific so I can't. We have a thing, it works, and it could be a lot better. Literally the on
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by a1o 2mo ago
If you click the color cycling animations it shows the palette being actively changed and is very interesting to observe!
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by a1o 2mo ago
Did anyone made a comparison across different devices for running this? I am curious on what is the best device today to run it, and also the best when accounting for cost of the device too.
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by a1o 2mo ago
I find it bad for generating code but alright for review, I put it as a tool to run along static analysis to catch if I missed something on a code change or merge request (being specifically about C++)
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by a1o 2mo ago
I imagine the over 1GHz in this case is the baseband that you are talking about. ADS-B baseband is also around 1GHz, what they mean is once you down convert in the process of demodulating the signal you will get a signal that has bandwidth
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by a1o 2mo ago
Are we in flat design for way too long or is this a recent idea and the collection is also very recent?
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by a1o 3mo ago
The visual map that expands to short descriptions with the sounds, gives me nostalgic memories for Microsoft Encarta. Is there anything as fun and interactive that is available today that could be used by kids? Wikipedia is great for adults
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by a1o 3mo ago
There’s a lot of times I see people reaching for AI instead of taking a photograph, this is super egregious when it’s meant as a reference, because the AI generated image won’t necessarily look like the real thing. I’ve seen it used in refe
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by a1o 3mo ago
I am curious why so many people use Apple Monitors but with a regular stand instead of the VESA mount version so they could use a better support, the stand is clearly not being able to deliver the best position as people seem to use differe
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by a1o 3mo ago
One thing about open source is a lot of people are throwing low quality PRs that should have been an issue or even a discussion, so you can understand what was the problem the person encountered that motivated such PR. This is hard to get b
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by a1o 3mo ago
Aluminum is always present in physics laboratories. I bet it is used even in CERN.
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by a1o 3mo ago
We use it for seven years and it still runs fine when we update Pandoc - we usually always update things. I don’t remember anything about the docs, so not sure what changed.
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by a1o 3mo ago
From reading this, it looks like the projected future is mathematicians working more applied to a domain, and the basic research in the academia being severely impacted by the AI companies - who have the money to hire the senior mathematici
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by a1o 3mo ago
The game doesn’t have to be publicly licensed, the issue is for a library used by this game - or their engine. This remark is what blocks anyone from Valve making their own opus compatible library to use on their engines and supported libra
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by a1o 3mo ago
One thing about these old school forums is they are something you host yourself (directly or paying a server somewhere), and this requires but knowledge on doing so, and time to do its maintenance (beyond moderation and stuff). Additionally
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by a1o 3mo ago
ok, so you haven’t tried box2c, there are some posts about it in the blog https://box2d.org/posts/2025/04/box2d-3.1/ It became the current box2d implementation, now after version 3.0, it was entirely rew
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by a1o 3mo ago
I think the biggest issue with Opus is the problem with its specification being lacking, see: https://nothings.org/stb/stb_opus.html This essentially causes opus to never be used in games or in things in stores that ma
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by a1o 3mo ago
Have you tried the latest Box2D (it started as the experimental Box2c)? It’s pretty good afaict. It may not be what you want specifically in your 2D game, as often people prefer more arcade-like mechanics than the physics it tries to delive

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