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Is hydra compatible with the PostGIS extension?
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Core services like identity, subscription management, payment, and backup seem to be emerging as the role of the operating system on modern devices.
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Great opportunity to contribute
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“Legend of Zelda: Hetsu Korok Hunters” would be an instant hit if Nintendo & Niantic made it. Korok puzzles are perfect for an on-the-go AR game.
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Thanks. This is great!
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Feather seems like a great choice for boards of this class. From the Arduino Uno R4 FAQ… > “the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi was specifically designed to ensure compatibility with previous shields and compatible hardware developed for the Arduino
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How should this be done instead? Are there any good docs/tutorials?
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3y ago
Check out “Creativity Inc.” by Ed Catmull and it may change your mind.
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Out of curiosity, what chapters are missing? My 3rd edition copy only has 7 chapters.
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This seems right, at least for the next decade. Recently, I really enjoy running containerized apps locally and accessing the GUI as a website on localhost. It feels like there’s a lot of room to build on that model.
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Skip ahead to 45 minutes for discussion about the Vision Pro experience. The first 45 minutes are mostly a recap of product announcements. Discussion about how Mac Pro PCIe expansion slots are used by industry was new/interesting. It w
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Are there any best practices around commit message content? So much is documented using Merge Requests / Pull Requests now, but that content lives outside the git history. Is anyone moving info from Merge Requests into commit messages
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The Talk Show Live from WWDC 2023
(daringfireball.net)
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Nothing wrong with a long comment, but it might facilitate discussion to break your long comment up into a few top level comments.
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Check out the “Platform State of the Union” video stream for more detail on that. They discuss windows, volumes, shared space, spaces. https://developer.apple.com/wwdc23/102
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This was also my thought. My grandparents had a Panasonic VHS camcorder in the 80s. Everyone in the family took turns sharing it. I can see people using Vision Pro in a similar way to film short segments of family events in 3D.
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Chris shares really interesting perspectives on developer ergonomics of Python, lessons learned from Swift, real-world practicalities of how programmers work, and how all that influences Mojo.
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Chris Latter: Future of Programming and Al Lex Fridman Podcast #381
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Try GitLab with all project features disabled except the issue tracker. It works quite well & simple Kanban workflows are super easy to setup. Edit: in the spirit of the thread, also try Plane.
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Really cool! QGIS might be another client to test against. They’ve implemented OGC API read/write support. Plus, QGIS is great for mocking up a wide range of GIS user scenarios.
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Really cool! Any thought to Baremaps as an OGC API data provider for something like Pygeoapi? https://docs.pygeoapi.io/en/stable/plugins.html
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Watch out for software license conflicts moving the code to WASM. Some code can run on a server without triggering distribution clauses. WASM runs on the client and may count as distribution. Assume Apache Baremaps uses an Apache license, i
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If you get a chance, it would be neat to see a brief summary article added to your website that talks about how much traffic and how Baremaps + PostGIS handled it. Info like that can be hard to come by when evaluating GIS frameworks and is
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Why Tears of the Kingdom’s bridge physics have game developers wowed
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TLDR: because Nintendo retains & develops talent internally. > “There is a problem within the games industry where we don’t value institutional knowledge,” Moon said. “Companies will prioritize bringing someone from outside rather th
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Products too! Technology projects without an end-user often become vaporware because it’s impossible to make design decisions without constraints. A real end-user adds constraints. Constraints enable good decision-making. It’s much easier t
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Can the binary be attached to the GitHub repo as a release so that the binaries can be compared?
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The project has a note on this https://www.donkeycar.com/faq/why-is-it-called-donkey
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Donkey Car has a nice simulator and a virtual racing league (though priority seems to have shifted back to real-world races). Sim: http://docs.donkeycar.com/guide/deep_learning/simulator/ Virtual arena: http
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This is a great project. Great experiential intro to machine learning. I’ve used it with high school & college students for a few years. Training a Donkey Car to drive helped me understand the risks of bias in machine learning data. Chr
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