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by joshu 9mo ago
https://alumni.media.mit.edu/~nelson/courses/mas814/
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by joshu 9mo ago
In the heart of Silicon Valley, El Palo Alto: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Palo_Alto
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by joshu 9mo ago
Similarly I have been thinking about a van so I can sleep in air conditioning between track day sessions and/or races. I also want to be able to bring materials to my workshop. Not sure what I will do, yet.
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by joshu 9mo ago
I like it, but it is also giving me Lego person vibes
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by joshu 9mo ago
the rockchip hw is really exciting lately, in general. i am using a bunch of them for streaming.
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by joshu 9mo ago
even before AI: when i raised from USV the second time, my lawyer and theirs had already negotiated paperwork with another company, so everyone decided to reuse it. it was MUCH cheaper…
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by joshu 10mo ago
My point was more about how the cars perform when turning. Of course you will get in trouble with way too much acceleration. The main problem with traction control etc is that they are ridiculously capable… until they aren’t. Minor things w
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by joshu 10mo ago
supercars from 1983 are very different than modern cars. they have traction control now and are much tamer.
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by joshu 10mo ago
commoditize your complements
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by joshu 10mo ago
i gave a TED talk once. endless practice and repeated testing to make sure every line was good enough. it wasn’t great but better than any talk i had done previously.
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by joshu 10mo ago
I have a penwriter. Haven’t used it much because I have far more capable plotters, sadly…
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by joshu 10mo ago
I have one. The pens work fine.
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by joshu 11mo ago
vector support not helpful for looking at pngs
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by joshu 11mo ago
sounds like something an llm crawler would say
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by joshu 11mo ago
Aurora? yep.
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by joshu 11mo ago
lots of terminals these days support imgcat and i rely on it heavily: https://iterm2.com/documentation-images.html
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by joshu 11mo ago
that is silly. Obviously it should be the hash of someone’s genetic code plus the hash of the mind state vector at last checkpoint (to account for twins and clones)
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by joshu 1y ago
receipt printers are a blast. at one point i was livestreaming chatgpt talking to humans via a printer: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr04ofLsxtl/ at the time, the openai API and the printer max speed capped out at
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by joshu 1y ago
i'm already DIYing a esp32-based robot... also, the form factor of the toy is pretty charming!
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by joshu 1y ago
already gone. anywhere else to get it? how hard is it to reprogram?
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by joshu 1y ago
getting a machine running to try out sculpt/genome has been in my todo list forever.
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by joshu 1y ago
we could end so much security pain by having a dedicated display for authentication. It’s not like a second display is very expensive anymore…
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by joshu 1y ago
we built a tool on slack for communities and companies, and then did some outreach to community leaders about trying it out. they almost universally said that they hated being captive to slack and wanted to transition away.
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by joshu 1y ago
i got an sbc running recently and the font was so small on my monitor i had difficulty reading it. i wouldn’t be surprised if it was 100+ rows and many, many columns.
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by joshu 1y ago
DMCA the ones using your text?
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by joshu 1y ago
Ada, not ADA
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by joshu 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rational_R1000 Appears to be an ADA-based workstation? Is this the same Rational as Rational ClearCase etc as acquired by IBM back in the day? Crazy
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by joshu 1y ago
for what it’s worth, reporters don’t get to include links in their articles. Usually the web producer does it.
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by joshu 1y ago
fwiw del.icio.us was helvetica...
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by joshu 1y ago
this is very relevant to my interests. currently building a robot teleoperation project. i will have to investigate further.

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