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by gbin 8mo ago
I clearly remember Cuda being made for HPC and scientific applications. They added actual operations for neural nets years after it was already a boom. Both instances were reactions, people already used graphics shaders for scientific pur
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Copper-rs the deterministic OS for robotics gets full observability(copper-robotics.com)
3 points by gbin 8mo ago|0 comments
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by gbin 9mo ago
This seems stupid but after evaluating Claude vs Codex, this problem alone made me pick Codex. If I cannot follow what the thing is doing the tool becomes useless and expensive. I use Kitty + zellij, I love TUIs and use them all over the pl
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Built from First Principles: Why copper-rs works well to code robots with AI(copper-robotics.com)
1 points by gbin 9mo ago|1 comments
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by gbin 9mo ago
Sharing some of my journey with AI coding agents for robotics applications. What is your experience? what works? what is not? any tools you recommend?
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by gbin 9mo ago
I agree it is about "what the code is technically doing" vs why which is "what external factor you need to understand to read this"
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by gbin 10mo ago
Shouldn't we try vibe coding on IR then? Basically assembly before compiler optimizations?
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by gbin 10mo ago
In robotics too.
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by gbin 10mo ago
Feels like a startup idea: "where do you want to go?" And it generates a virtual life for you compatible with the current despot.
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by gbin 11mo ago
It doesn't improve readability for sure but for me it comes across way worse as "I don't have time for this, deal with it" because all of the people I know doing that are self-important executives. English is a second la
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by gbin 11mo ago
Yeah but this is basically people with the same social circle and religion etc...
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by gbin 11mo ago
Feels like the tragedy of the commons: I don't want to look at the change, I don't want to take responsibility, somebody else will take care or it, I just have to wait. Ok if this is an amazing advice and the entire ecosystem does
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by gbin 11mo ago
Guess why it was asymmetrical in the first place ... Telcos wanted to sell the upload bandwidth to streaming companies. Another double dipping Telco monopoly squeeze and customer boxing / enshitification from very early on.
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by gbin 11mo ago
Yet another impressive rust/ratatui tool! I am really a fan of those projects (kudos to Orhun). At Copper Robotics we use it for our monitoring console, it is so easy to just ssh on a robot and get all your monitoring state in super sn
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by gbin 11mo ago
Or zenoh?
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Copper now also runs on baremetal microcontrollers: same robotic runtime, no OS(copper-robotics.com)
5 points by gbin 1y ago|0 comments
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by gbin 1y ago
Please elaborate.
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by gbin 1y ago
Simple enshitification, literally everything is going down that road. Somewhere a VP with a dashboard is super happy: they will get their $1M bonus and "après moi le déluge". Even local businesses get snatched by PE firms left a
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by gbin 1y ago
Anti intellectualism is absolutely not new in the US. There is a kind of group think that is basically self reassuring themselves that "our ignorance is better than your knowledge". There is nothing you can do about this. The more
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by gbin 1y ago
"Firmware doesn't matter once the kernel is loaded". ACPI enters the chat... It can send pieces of code interpreted by the kernel on any hardware event. I have a Framework laptop and yeah the ACPI firmware is totally buggy an
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by gbin 1y ago
You lose the application integration I have with KDE when you use apps from the KDE suite or even QT apps.
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by gbin 1y ago
I am not sure because this assumes a very well informed and educated population. Think about this one, start a populist stupid referendum like: "Should the gov give you $10M?", I could bet it will end up at 90% yes and the entire
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by gbin 1y ago
Is this whatever they are running on the Xbox you are looking for?
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by gbin 1y ago
Yeah and those tests don't even trigger some memory or cache contention ...
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by gbin 1y ago
The current government refuses entry for political opinions by forcing people to give away their phone passwords. It is like a political test purge on a small scale showing what will happen to the country the minute they can free themselves
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by gbin 1y ago
It feels so common actually that I would not even bother sharing them. ChatGPT gives me hallucinated URLs all... the... time. Like several times a day. You can fix it by prompting it to Google the subject or research it otherwise it just vo
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by gbin 1y ago
How does this compare to the rust rover with Junie? it is definitely well integrated for code edits and iterations with the IDE
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by gbin 1y ago
Everything is open source, if you can read assembly ;)
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by gbin 1y ago
How many times the virtualenv/pipenv/pyenv/... changed though? The package management also between wheels and setup and all the breakages. Even for somebody that did not aim to have python programs for 20y, python is definite
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by gbin 1y ago
Yes, in for "dépanne-moi de 10 balles" but "dépanneur" without context is more someone coming to fix your car or your washing machine.

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