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Is there anything like this in EU?

Be sure to check their other projects! Stylophone business card is one of my favs: https://mitxela.com/projects/stylocard

the cost-effectiveness/performance factor benchmark is interesting, but it feels slightly misleading - I just don't see how "average peak torque of all actuated DoFs, normalized by the robot's size" is related to measuring "accessibility and customizability" of the robot.

Into the irons/in irons being a dead sailing area, where boat is head on into the wind (wind's eye). A lot of people get surprised that you can sail upwind as well.

3.5 was amazing for code, and topped benchmarks for months. It'll take a while for other models to take over that mental space.

So, where's your hardware project? Have you ever made one? I think you're underestimating the amount of time and effort that went into the linked project.

I'm wondering the same. There are many reports of lidars damaging camera sensors.

Multi path errors are rare, and if it happens there are mitigation techniques.

Isn't state of the art already in the 300Ghz range?

This is something you could do with tree-sitter https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/

Does it need fixing?

Related post from few days ago https://diy-synths.snnkv.com/

You are on Hacker News, typing on Apple, listening to Daft Punk, reading an article about Steven, the AI butler hosted on Val Town, comment chain you're replying to talks about using self hosted models (probably llama) and Raspberry Pi, yet SillyTavern is the name that trips you up?

Amazing to see this progress! Cudos to everyone who put in the effort.

Related news from March https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43484520 (Debian bookworm live images now fully reproducible)

Yup, also interested in that. I have a half broken home cooked software that is basically radicale x monica crm that I would like to phase out for something better.

Nice work on PEP 501! Probably a silly question, but how comes PEP 292 isn't mentioned anywhere in PEP 750?

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Not that big if you pick just what you need (but still quite a lot of kb to be fair). Take a quick look at their online builder and test it for yourself https://echarts.apache.org/en/builder.html

Scamers, spammers, online casinos, porn sites; all often take over expired domains to host their trash and collect stray traffic

I guess a lot of people do their regular 9-5 through week and play with new stuff on the weekends. But also yes, it is truly that heated

$deploy looks cool, I ll take it for a spin!

There is also piku, sort of a tiny dokku; https://github.com/piku/piku

I m curious, how do you deploy Next.js apps w/o docker? Self hosted nodejs? Also how much do you lag behind vercel releases?

To be fair, getting a platform for free that can potentially bring you to $1M is a very good deal, I'm quite sure you ll figure out a strategy before you get to $1M, and perhaps even get a good deal on the license from them. However I do think they should've been more upfront about the licensing.

In things that you don't do often? Definitely. I bet every backend developer loves it for frontend tasks, at minimum. And things like makefiles and bash scripts become easy and enjoyable to do well. No need to leave the editor to look up errors or at least get some ideas and pointers on them too. It all depends on how you use the tool, for us it was great help, and God mode for many things

That's cool

How comes your karma points halved?

Sadly, yea. There is a whole website dedicated to the ship (Schooner Niña) and the SAR efforts http://www.schoonernina.com/

Another sailor you might find interesting is Evi Nemeth, Author of the excellent UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook (more of a bible than a handbook, I recommend getting it to everyone); "Since her retirement, Nemeth has traded mountains for oceans and has sailed from Florida to the Caribbean via the Mediterranean, West Africa, and Brazil on her 40-foot sailboat named Wonderland. She is now in Trinidad in the West Indies and expects to transit the Panama Canal to the Pacific next year. Her son, Laszlo, lives in Boulder."