There will still be some noise. But yes, it’ll be less noisy.
Nice intro to Kubernetes talk. Not sure the title’s accurate though, you didn’t seem to destroy anything.
Is it astonishing you got to 17% with some vibe code? Sure. But most of the stuff I’ve vibe coded this year has been astonishing by 2025’s standards. If you got 100% I’d be genuinely blown away.
Clicked on the story expecting underwater bat-like weapon system. Was incredibly disappointed.
We monitor air data quite closely at work. CO2 rises really fast with people in even a large space. I wouldn’t put too much effort into vents above a door as we’ve seen that CO2 will leak through doors and even…
Got briefly excited thinking they’d actually 3D printed the real thing
Yeah I skimmed it and it all read like when I ask ChatGPT to go wild and be “fun”.
We usually drive to work. That means that when the sun’s shining, the car isn’t home. Conversely, if we didn’t drive to work, we probably wouldn’t have a car. On the other hand, we have a big solar array at work so if…
Pilot here, I don’t think this is right. Aircraft typically operate at 80-100% power output. It’s not the average 20% power output of your car. Weight is pretty much everything, the savings from regenerative braking in…
It’s because they’re next to Kaliningrad, that weird Russian exclave
It’s ok, it’s now a million dollars/year cheaper when your renewal comes up! Jokes aside though, some good performance sleuthing there.
Mostly mountain wave presumably?
Went to Steiner school, can confirm I’m capable of knitting a chicken. It worked out well for me in terms of education but that’s a small data point.
VATSIM’s pretty neat, really enjoyed flying in sim using it before I got my actual license. I’m not sure how much it helped though, the real challenge (at first) is making your brain handle “fly the aeroplane” and “talk…
I think this would effectively increase the stresses on the airframe leading to greater metal fatigue which probably isn’t a good outcome
I think the company originally made forward looking infrared sensors for military aircraft. The name’s just stuck around since.
Just so happen to be in La Rochelle tomorrow. I’ll go find Joshua!
We have 10s of thousands of street lights using LoRaWAN amongst other things. It’s very much being used! Just might not be that obvious.
This is a bit dumb and I feel like if as much effort had been made doing it as writing the blog post, a more positive outcome would have resulted.
Surely the drop in credit score is attributed to opening a load of accounts in a short space of time - it's something that people generally do when they're desperate for credit so is used as an indicator.
Our team really likes the mac app!
Really enjoyed the video showing the spectacular failures in the build up to getting it right. Turns out rocket science is hard.
Just to be a pain... as an instrument-rated pilot could the widget have the cloud heights on it visually? Maybe the top of the widget is 5,000 feet or something.
Nice! Bought it. Cool!
I think we run about $100,000/year of this in production. Ouch.
There will still be some noise. But yes, it’ll be less noisy.
Nice intro to Kubernetes talk. Not sure the title’s accurate though, you didn’t seem to destroy anything.
Is it astonishing you got to 17% with some vibe code? Sure. But most of the stuff I’ve vibe coded this year has been astonishing by 2025’s standards. If you got 100% I’d be genuinely blown away.
Clicked on the story expecting underwater bat-like weapon system. Was incredibly disappointed.
We monitor air data quite closely at work. CO2 rises really fast with people in even a large space. I wouldn’t put too much effort into vents above a door as we’ve seen that CO2 will leak through doors and even…
Got briefly excited thinking they’d actually 3D printed the real thing
Yeah I skimmed it and it all read like when I ask ChatGPT to go wild and be “fun”.
We usually drive to work. That means that when the sun’s shining, the car isn’t home. Conversely, if we didn’t drive to work, we probably wouldn’t have a car. On the other hand, we have a big solar array at work so if…
Pilot here, I don’t think this is right. Aircraft typically operate at 80-100% power output. It’s not the average 20% power output of your car. Weight is pretty much everything, the savings from regenerative braking in…
It’s because they’re next to Kaliningrad, that weird Russian exclave
It’s ok, it’s now a million dollars/year cheaper when your renewal comes up! Jokes aside though, some good performance sleuthing there.
Mostly mountain wave presumably?
Went to Steiner school, can confirm I’m capable of knitting a chicken. It worked out well for me in terms of education but that’s a small data point.
VATSIM’s pretty neat, really enjoyed flying in sim using it before I got my actual license. I’m not sure how much it helped though, the real challenge (at first) is making your brain handle “fly the aeroplane” and “talk…
I think this would effectively increase the stresses on the airframe leading to greater metal fatigue which probably isn’t a good outcome
I think the company originally made forward looking infrared sensors for military aircraft. The name’s just stuck around since.
Just so happen to be in La Rochelle tomorrow. I’ll go find Joshua!
We have 10s of thousands of street lights using LoRaWAN amongst other things. It’s very much being used! Just might not be that obvious.
This is a bit dumb and I feel like if as much effort had been made doing it as writing the blog post, a more positive outcome would have resulted.
Surely the drop in credit score is attributed to opening a load of accounts in a short space of time - it's something that people generally do when they're desperate for credit so is used as an indicator.
Our team really likes the mac app!
Really enjoyed the video showing the spectacular failures in the build up to getting it right. Turns out rocket science is hard.
Just to be a pain... as an instrument-rated pilot could the widget have the cloud heights on it visually? Maybe the top of the widget is 5,000 feet or something.
Nice! Bought it. Cool!
I think we run about $100,000/year of this in production. Ouch.