karmicthreat

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by karmicthreat 16d ago
This looks like ROS2 for missiles.
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by karmicthreat 25d ago
There are already some products for arms that do this.
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by karmicthreat 26d ago
I had better luck recently. I’ve tried most of the commercial systems. None of them really got very far into the design. Recently Radu over at Galvano.ai let me beta his platform. Way farther and way faster than anything I have used so far.
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by karmicthreat 1mo ago
What’s currently the best pattern if I want to combine Fable and GPT if a workflow but keep using subsidized tokens?
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by karmicthreat 4mo ago
I used company money on it. I was hoping I could massage it along enough to get a workable test fixture out of it. I wanted to put together a simple hardware-in-the-loop tester for a component of our product.
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by karmicthreat 4mo ago
Adafruit probably did a review of AI PCB tools. I've used Flux.ai before; it was a pretty bad experience. After about 50-100$ in tokens a couple of times, I couldn't get more than a couple of simple components on the schematic. An
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by karmicthreat 6mo ago
If you want something more industrial Chinese arms that ape UR are 10-20k.
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by karmicthreat 1y ago
I'm tired. I've been at it since '89' when I was 15. Everything being on fire all the time (in the world and in my current robot project) is just burning me out. Most of my curiosity is tempered by how it can make me mon
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by karmicthreat 1y ago
Is there a way to translate these into friendlier names? It would be nice if something like lidar-front.robot1.yada-fleet.bar could be made.
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by karmicthreat 1y ago
I’ve been doing a lot of work with ros2 lately at work. Been seeing some moves with VLA models driving robots with text prompts. I think I’m going to focus more of my “free” time on mastering that technology.
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by karmicthreat 1y ago
This seems kind of like teleport without the logging and remote infrastructure.
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by karmicthreat 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/bpsspace Does some pretty informative work with amateur rockets.
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by karmicthreat 2y ago
I've been "Vibe Coding" this weekend with the vibe of a micromanaging tech lead or PM. Actually, it's not terrible if you just accept that you need to treat the AI like a year 0 engineer who is really good at googling. I
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by karmicthreat 2y ago
It's fairly nice just to build a simple embedded UI. There is also a useful editor now, though I haven't used it. It was implemented as a stand-alone program, I would have preferred a VSCode plugin. It can be a bit difficult to ge
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by karmicthreat 2y ago
What computer is Harper talking about here? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AW7ZHpKuqZg&t=375s
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by karmicthreat 2y ago
I think it’s just nudging the wheel that is going away. Attention detection via camera is still in effect for FSD. And it won’t start FSD without being able to see you.
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by karmicthreat 2y ago
I'm not sure if this is good or bad. I use an M5Stack tough for one of my products. It works ok, but I really wish M5 had some more OEM friendly options.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
I need to make a little MQTT communications system for some field devices. I should probably just give up with AWS and Azure for IoT and just roll my own. Though they did have some nice security around their offerings.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
My guess would be barring some metallurgical mistakes the stainless surface is getting contaminated during production. We do a decent chunk of stainless steel production where I work and we keep any tools that might be contaminated away fro
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
I'm sure the technology will work fine when everything is perfect. But much like autonomous cars, when things are imperfect they will probably start to fall apart.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
There were other boat launches in Frankfort and Empire they could have used, maybe 20 minutes away. That river is not very traversable as it has a weir on it.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
Seems like the same sort of whinging people do about traction control. “Trust me bro I need total control and traction control makes me unsafe” etc. Same sort of thing with people that complain about iterm being too laggy.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
Same, now I want one.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
The one thing I would really like for ethernet is a smaller connector. But one that is still able to handle self-made cables. So something like just throwing a Type-C connector at it probably isn't going to work.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
People have waaaay too much faith that motorized devices won't injure or kill them. Even motorized lie flat seats in an aircraft can probably break something. Many of these devices rely on simple current limiting. While this can help,
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
I had a manager that loved these things. He would shoe horn eBay one’s into any gambling backend he did. It was terrible, impossible to support and made accomplishing anything a chore. Rust in peace.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
They kind of came to be when the Bush financial meltdown happend. Unemployment was getting high in the late 00's. People were trying to develop new skills or build cottage industries. It feels like there is less of a hustle with all th
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
China won't be able to unless they develop the tech domestically.
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by karmicthreat 3y ago
Has there ever been an example of a consumer RF emitter being remotely hacked and turned into a jammer?

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