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by whazor 1y ago
Boston Dynamics makes other robots as well. I think the key innovation behind their robots is broad applications and easy programming. While making a custom factory robot could take a half year, configuring and installing a Boston Dynamics
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by whazor 1y ago
AI makes it too easy to create tech debt. In contrast, source code from a magazine is limited in size. But when project becomes too big, it can also become discouraging.
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by whazor 2y ago
The Framework Desktop is what you would want for a Steam Machine 2.0. But the price is around $1,186 and I think that price is too high for a game console. As a PlayStation 5 Pro is $700. Maybe they could reach that price with a second-gen
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by whazor 2y ago
Kagi is the only paid search engine and they are already profitable: https://blog.kagi.com/what-is-next-for-kagi I think the bigger danger is the competition around AI chat assistants. There are other paid assistants, but y
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by whazor 2y ago
I think all the technology is already in place. There are already smart glasses with tiny text displays. Also smartphones have more than enough processing capacity to handle live speech transcription.
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by whazor 2y ago
MCP is very similar in protocol to LSP. In LSP, you have editor (vscode, neovim), and language servers (rust, typescript, python). In MCP, you have the client (chat window), and servers (providing context, tools, and prompts).
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by whazor 2y ago
Exactly. The US tech industry, even though it hurts Apple and Google, benefits the most even if these features are only rolled out in the EU.
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by whazor 2y ago
Maybe because it is a non-essential tool with many alternatives available? It could also be because there are already illicit parties using atop to hack companies? Still, publishing a CVE with the specific exploit and a recommendation to fu
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by whazor 2y ago
I tried 'Clean home' and it gave me: Gather cleaning supplies (broom, mop, vacuum, cleaning solutions, cloths) Declutter each room by picking up items that don’t belong Dust surfaces such as shelves, tables, and electronics Wipe d
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by whazor 2y ago
There are US companies benefiting of big tech antitrust enforcement. For example, Apple opening up their ecosystem could be good news for Garmin and Bose. Since there are more tech companies in US it means that fighting antitrust could stil
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by whazor 2y ago
I think this means the engineer fuzzes 4 projects?
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by whazor 2y ago
I now have a torrent client on my iPhone.
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by whazor 2y ago
It would be quite smart if this battery only runs on a single power group. You could get like 2 or 3 of these and put them on your most important power groups. But you disable the power groups of nonessential but heavily consuming devices s
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by whazor 2y ago
Also explained in the FAQ: https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go/discussions/411
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by whazor 2y ago
Their vscode experience is also really good. Super fast turnaround for Rust ESP32 development and testing.
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by whazor 2y ago
The MCP protocol is very similar to Language Server Protocol (LSP) in design. LSP has the same requests, responses, and notifications setup. Also the initialization with what capabilities the server has it the same. Normally, LSP when runni
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by whazor 2y ago
Framework is available in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania. I think they are only missing Norway. One of the issues in Europe is that each country has their own language and custom keyboard.
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by whazor 2y ago
For teams where there is more document scrutiny and more involved team members, the key is to have two or three proposals and make a really strong case for your recommendation. And don’t even start a big review before having a recommendati
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by whazor 2y ago
So for example, if both sides each have a 2% import tax. Then it would be unfair because a 20% VAT would increase that import tax to 2.2%?
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by whazor 2y ago
There is also an additional benefit to reproducible builds, where getting the same output every time could help avoiding certain regressions. For instance, if GitHub actions performs extensive testing on a particular executable. Then you wa
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by whazor 2y ago
Is there any technology that can do separate voices for each individual person speaking in an audiobook?
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by whazor 2y ago
In Netherlands we have a free market for health insurance, however there are regulations and pretty much all essential care is included. Also the insurance company is not allowed to reject any person. Furthermore, every person is required t
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by whazor 2y ago
Captcha solvers are already quite cheap. AI could make it cheaper, but for a single user, I don't think it would make a difference.
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by whazor 2y ago
flipception: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTAhvKoF948
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by whazor 2y ago
I concur, in particular, being able to quickly scrub a 54GB 4K HDR video and see it flash by on the television is insane. It also works fast on ChromeCasts.
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by whazor 2y ago
The Mediterranean diet is really good. Start frying or roasting vegetables with lots of olive oil. They will become tasty after the olive oil and salt. As long as you keep cooking yourself and avoid processed foods, you should be good.
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by whazor 2y ago
For me, in reddit (and hacker news), I tend to actually read the actual video, read the comments, sometimes even leave a comment. Much more time spent on an actual item. For short videos, it is a continuous stream of video's where a ne
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by whazor 2y ago
A GenAI model that read audiobooks with such dramatisation is really my dream. There are so many books that I would want to listen to, but still lack such an adaptation. Also it takes months after the book release before the audiobook gets
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by whazor 2y ago
While I agree that it’s somewhat difficult to compare. Especially as node and python packages are separately packaged in Nix. However it is clear that the Nix folks are quite productive with maintaining packages. So that statement is judgem
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by whazor 2y ago
Nix currently has the most packages of any distribution, see https://repology.org/ The model of having packages on Github with pull requests scales very well. Therefore, you could argue that people are getting things done w

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