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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
Worth mentioning that Fossify also has an amazing Contacts and Calendar app (using both right now on Android 15). https://www.fossify.org/apps/ Fossify is a FOSS project with a handful of volunteers and they do take do
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
Very very cool! It would be nice to reject the surgical tool's "infinite depth" line of sight artefact with additional tool tracking logic but a really impressive demo.
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
Indeed it is present across the board but performance wise, the most extreme example I've seen of low current, deep sleep, is the EFM32 family from Silicon Labs. That's the kind of performance that makes you question the accuracy
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
As a former firefox pocket user, what are the replacements? I've looked into Wallabag but perhaps there are more I don't know?
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
From what I understand the situation is quite the opposite, there is a huge pipeline of investment both in startups as well as very large corps on the development and application of gene therapy. As anecdata, Luxturna costs north of a quart
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
> If I'm reading this right, then the real big benefit of these things would be solid state magnetic storage. Wouldn't this also enable a much higher resolution and better noise immunity for the entire zoo of industry sensors t
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
Worth reminding everyone that, on top of pharma and food, the FDA also regulates medical devices. Insufficient regulation both on approval _and_ inspection of medical devices (thinking surgical applications and implantables for example) is
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
The focus is usually on the increased impact during running, but arguably when averaged over the time it is actually somewhat equivalent to walking, the 'air time' of each joint means you are effectively under no load with some fo
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
Not GP but Zorin is still Ubuntu under the hood, the main difference is that they really made a lot of Design decisions that are biased towards usability, specially for non-technical people (at arguably the expense of some Free Software pri
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
My understanding is that there is no 1-to-1 European equivalent to class action lawsuits in the USA. There is a EU directive that allows for "representative action" but it's much narrower scope compared to what Americans are
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
Indeed I never realized how high the level of the background white noise inside a pressurized cabin really is until I started wearing ANC cup headphones in a plane. Removing them after a few minutes to talk to someone always feels like I am
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
A human can potentially train a robotic agent by demonstration or oral instruction. However, it is unlikely that robots will match human success rate, dexterity, speed, in an uncontrolled or better yet in a collaborative environment. That p
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
This is pretty much the business model of Adobe in creating their 'copyright compliant' image generation features. The companies with the biggest treasure trove of non-public training data will likely have a technical advantage. _
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by pedro_caetano 1y ago
This is a really cool problem/solution space. If anyone is curious about the topic of Electromagnetic 'end-effectors', I highly recommend Bradley Nelson's papers on this (ETH robotics).