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eloycoto··on Volkswagen blocks Home Assistant by requiring client assertion
EX30 in Spain starts at 29K small battery version, and 36 the large battery version. The dealerships make a huge discounts to be honest.

I was dealing with this 6 weeks ago!

eloycoto··on Show HN: Spec27 – Spec-driven validation for AI agents
ohh crazy good! I'll try this weekend and I'll keep you posted. Thanks!
eloycoto··on Show HN: Spec27 – Spec-driven validation for AI agents
I really like the judge from here: https://docs.spec27.ai/docs/guides/judges

I didn't see any example of the full flow, do you have anything that I can see/explore?

eloycoto··on Reverse engineering Codex CLI to get GPT-5-Codex-Mini to draw me a pelican
It's weird, tools are empty on the http request?
eloycoto··on Learning Persian with Anki, ChatGPT and YouTube
today I also read this, and I find it related: https://www.seangoedecke.com/autodeck/
eloycoto··on Why I left my tech job to work on chronic pain
Awesome!I had two tumours in my hip and I lost around 90% of a few muscles. Pain is my friend since I started this journey, and I need to say, that learn how to deal with that should be the first treatment!

I'll read this blog with love!

Thanks

eloycoto··on Inigo Quilez: computer graphics, mathematics, shaders, fractals, demoscene
Inigo, just If you're reading this, just say thanks for all your articles. During a tumour treatment I had a lot of fun reading all your material, and it made my life much much much fun.

If you are around Galicia any time, you have a free dinner!

Many thanks!

eloycoto··on Open-source AI platform for ear-based sensing applications
This is very cool project I need to say. I really like all the things that you build on top of that. I had no idea about the BMA550 accelerometer usage to detect speech and silences, it's very very cool.

Regarding the IMU, it mentioned the MM-FIT for workouts, but I checked the code and it's not used at all, no?

Good job, awesome product :-)

eloycoto··on IBM's new SWE agents for developers
I need to say that I'm very impressed with the PDL project, a lot of things can be done in there.

https://github.com/IBM/prompt-declaration-language

eloycoto··on I Self-Hosted Llama 3.2 with Coolify on My Home Server
I have something like this, and I'm super happy with anythingLLM, which allows me to add a custom board with my workspaces, RAG, etc.. I love it!
eloycoto··on Moving to a RTOS on the RP2040
100%, Embassy is great and I'm in love with it. If you add the PIO interface for RP2040 the setup makes code super simple and beatiful and difficult to achieve with another processor.
eloycoto··on Tour de France: How professional cycling teams eat and cook on the road
Nowadays, some riders use glucose monitoring devices during training with relation to how long it takes from ingesting and getting into blood. They are now measuring more and more things, and food is a crucial role.

Glucose monitoring is banned during races, but I guess that is why you don't see some cyclist collapsing like as 15 years ago is because they understand their glucose levels.

For sure, doping it's still a fear, but these guys cannot climb Galibier at that speed only with storoids/drugs, it's insane the effort that they did over the year.

eloycoto··on Toward a more useful keyboard
I moved to a Dygma keyboard early in the year, and I'm not looking back. The software to record macros, remap is just great, and I'm no longer suffering pain because of my position.
eloycoto··on Python library tracks energy consumption and calculates your carbon emissions
There is also this project, that it's pretty cool to know who is consuming what. https://github.com/sustainable-computing-io/kepler
eloycoto··on Xata – Database service for serverless apps
I'm super excited about this!
eloycoto··on A Framework for Writing Better Documentation
Woww, this is great, thanks for sharing
eloycoto··on Parsing JSON at the CLI: A Practical Introduction to jq and more
I'm not disagree with you, but in this case all stored in custom dotfiles, as functions, easy to use IMHO than a custom Python script.

But I use a lot JQ, so it's super easy for me ;-)

eloycoto··on Parsing JSON at the CLI: A Practical Introduction to jq and more
And this post didn't mentioned custom functions, where things are getting more interesting :-) https://acalustra.com/jq-functions-modules-and-dotfiles-tips...
eloycoto··on Tanka: Our way of deploying to Kubernetes
This make me super happy, jsonnet is something that should be used by default in Kubernetes.

Hope this project get a lot of traction!

eloycoto··on Pontevedra, Spain’s Happy Little Carless City
I would say that 50% of the people that live in Pontevedra city work in the city itself (mainly gov administration).
eloycoto··on Pontevedra, Spain’s Happy Little Carless City
I'm working remote from a near village, and it's soo awesome!
eloycoto··on What happens when a city bans cars from its streets?
Sad to see this article does not mention Pontevedra(Spain), years living without cars in the city center.
eloycoto··on BPF port-based firewall for systemd services
yes, it uses the same technology.

Snabb I think that also has XDP/BPF support and you can do similar things using Lua

eloycoto··on SOCKMAP – TCP splicing of the future
Thomas Graf, a Cilium founder, made some comments on Twitter around this:

https://twitter.com/majek04/status/1097485987054346240

eloycoto··on Ask HN: Which tool do you use to create beautiful diagrams?
I'm 100 agree! Plantuml is great, not as pretty as other tools but build diagrams for internal doc is awesome!like conflucence, wiki, sphinx, etc.. I'm in love with!
eloycoto··on XDP: 1.5 years in production [pdf]
No video yet, but here you have the paper.

http://vger.kernel.org/lpc-networking2018.html#session-10

On the other hand, Cilium.io made a good summary of that. https://cilium.io/blog/2018/11/20/fb-bpf-firewall

eloycoto··on Paper Airplane Designs
Yep, also, we are starting to think to build a shuttle they are easy to build :-)
eloycoto··on Paper Airplane Designs
Love this one!

Over the last two years I made a lot of paper aeroplanes for my nephew, after that I started to build my own glider planes and now we're into RC planes.

If you want to get a bit more of a hobby I highly recommend Flitetest community, they made awesome things, and is a great resource to get kids into the hobby.

https://www.flitetest.com/

RC-Plane from cardboard pizza box https://www.flitetest.com/articles/flying-wing-made-from-a-c...

Flite test Steam https://www.ftstem.com/

eloycoto··on Ask HN: Cheap places to live with a good intellectual atmosphere?
Hi,

I'm living a bit north, Galicia, and I still think that Braga is one of the most undervalued cities in Portugal, it's kinda cute, warn, has a lovely downtown. You made an awesome decision. :-)

eloycoto··on Ask HN: What open source project, in your opinion, has the highest code quality?
I think that django-rest-framwork is one of the best software implementations out there!
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