Yeah I checked some tracks and it basically looked like the longer someone spent in a place, the higher the readings got. Maybe when the device doesn't get a lot of ventilation it starts to misread.
Not to mention watercraft. A fishing boat can easily have an antenna mast 5m above the water, that's awfully close.
Seems like it was fly.io, since they got the user IP from there and it would make sense they would have the session logs.
Unregistered solar is huge in the developing world. In the Philippines, basically no one tells the utility they installed solar, because the net metering application is so expensive, comes with tons of red tape (read as…
Watching the prices fluctuate here, it's very annoying that we don't have a way to buy power when it's cheap, store it, and sell it back when it's expensive, as consumers. The incentive to place storage into your house…
I like the theory of this comment. The actual numbers probably wouldn't work, but the theory is sound. The payment for wrong prosecution would create a back pressure on the justice system which is currently only…
In the Philippines it's pretty much the center of the community digital life. Government at all levels, local vloggers who get thousands of views even though they are just random people in small towns, groups,…
People are building software factories? First I've heard of it. I just build software for my needs and call it a day.
The average person should care about reducing carbon right now for the sake of future generations. But at some point we won't have to care once we've decarbonized, that is the goal for sure. Just aren't there yet, and…
Very cool! I've been in companies trying to make the transition to enterprise and I can say you're in for a hard road ahead, but rewarding if you can keep at it. The hardest thing to adjust to is the product pipeline…
Yeah and honestly I am not against protecting domestic industry as a concept, but it seems like the American auto industry is just really terrible at this point and not serving people well. They seem to just want to be…
It's always been like that. I happened to get in with the right people at the right time and rode that momentum my whole career, despite graduating from a third tier state school. All I can say is if you want in, you…
It's pretty high value add when you consider it's replacing human beings assessing each case. This category of thing is present all over enterprises. It was outsourced to BPO shops in India and the Philippines before,…
It's a shame you guys can't benefit from Chinese auto competition. Here in the Philippines there are great choices from BYD, Geely, Chery, GWM, MG, and probably more I'm forgetting. Even the big legacy brands here have…
Right, example being expense pre-approvals (for low dollar value purchases like office equipment). General purpose LLM not required, and the product experience surrounding it does matter (reporting, auditing, fine…
A few telegram bots that handle my daily schedule and workout planning, my personal website, a personal AnkiWeb server, a language learning tool that aggregates data between LingQ and Anki, a syncthing server, might be…
People knowing things represents redundancy. It has long been a fear around technology that humans would lose the knowledge and if the technology fails or is somehow taken away, be helpless. This is what underpins the…
Strange, maybe it was something to do with the year? It was a 2014, from before car companies made minivans cost $40k for some reason.
I thought, based on the title, this might have been about breeding rabbits for food, which I always thought was an interesting idea.
I ran into a fun one when moving out of the country. Chrysler Town and Country I had bought in Washington state, we were flying out from CA. My thought was to unload the vehicle in the last week before flying. Except no…
That's part of it already haha. I think it's just some uncanny valley thing for him where he knows it's not "real" and it doesn't click with him. The other one loves talking to AI characters (yes we review the convos to…
I had always assumed this, and my idea of nature bouncing back was more on the millions of years time scale as evolution would result in the refilling of empty ecological niches. All that said I still think we should…
Agree overall with the first part, but this: > There's a popular desire to move to something better I have to put a big "citation needed" on. The average person really does not care about any of this, they'll happily…
I have found this with my kids as well. I have an AI writing tutor that they use but only one of the two actually likes engaging with it. The other gets easily disengaged. Some kids will be able to learn at a record…
Does anyone know if this is possible to DIY? I live in an area where dengue is endemic on a substantial land area and would be interested.
Yeah I checked some tracks and it basically looked like the longer someone spent in a place, the higher the readings got. Maybe when the device doesn't get a lot of ventilation it starts to misread.
Not to mention watercraft. A fishing boat can easily have an antenna mast 5m above the water, that's awfully close.
Seems like it was fly.io, since they got the user IP from there and it would make sense they would have the session logs.
Unregistered solar is huge in the developing world. In the Philippines, basically no one tells the utility they installed solar, because the net metering application is so expensive, comes with tons of red tape (read as…
Watching the prices fluctuate here, it's very annoying that we don't have a way to buy power when it's cheap, store it, and sell it back when it's expensive, as consumers. The incentive to place storage into your house…
I like the theory of this comment. The actual numbers probably wouldn't work, but the theory is sound. The payment for wrong prosecution would create a back pressure on the justice system which is currently only…
In the Philippines it's pretty much the center of the community digital life. Government at all levels, local vloggers who get thousands of views even though they are just random people in small towns, groups,…
People are building software factories? First I've heard of it. I just build software for my needs and call it a day.
The average person should care about reducing carbon right now for the sake of future generations. But at some point we won't have to care once we've decarbonized, that is the goal for sure. Just aren't there yet, and…
Very cool! I've been in companies trying to make the transition to enterprise and I can say you're in for a hard road ahead, but rewarding if you can keep at it. The hardest thing to adjust to is the product pipeline…
Yeah and honestly I am not against protecting domestic industry as a concept, but it seems like the American auto industry is just really terrible at this point and not serving people well. They seem to just want to be…
It's always been like that. I happened to get in with the right people at the right time and rode that momentum my whole career, despite graduating from a third tier state school. All I can say is if you want in, you…
It's pretty high value add when you consider it's replacing human beings assessing each case. This category of thing is present all over enterprises. It was outsourced to BPO shops in India and the Philippines before,…
It's a shame you guys can't benefit from Chinese auto competition. Here in the Philippines there are great choices from BYD, Geely, Chery, GWM, MG, and probably more I'm forgetting. Even the big legacy brands here have…
Right, example being expense pre-approvals (for low dollar value purchases like office equipment). General purpose LLM not required, and the product experience surrounding it does matter (reporting, auditing, fine…
A few telegram bots that handle my daily schedule and workout planning, my personal website, a personal AnkiWeb server, a language learning tool that aggregates data between LingQ and Anki, a syncthing server, might be…
People knowing things represents redundancy. It has long been a fear around technology that humans would lose the knowledge and if the technology fails or is somehow taken away, be helpless. This is what underpins the…
Strange, maybe it was something to do with the year? It was a 2014, from before car companies made minivans cost $40k for some reason.
I thought, based on the title, this might have been about breeding rabbits for food, which I always thought was an interesting idea.
I ran into a fun one when moving out of the country. Chrysler Town and Country I had bought in Washington state, we were flying out from CA. My thought was to unload the vehicle in the last week before flying. Except no…
That's part of it already haha. I think it's just some uncanny valley thing for him where he knows it's not "real" and it doesn't click with him. The other one loves talking to AI characters (yes we review the convos to…
I had always assumed this, and my idea of nature bouncing back was more on the millions of years time scale as evolution would result in the refilling of empty ecological niches. All that said I still think we should…
Agree overall with the first part, but this: > There's a popular desire to move to something better I have to put a big "citation needed" on. The average person really does not care about any of this, they'll happily…
I have found this with my kids as well. I have an AI writing tutor that they use but only one of the two actually likes engaging with it. The other gets easily disengaged. Some kids will be able to learn at a record…
Does anyone know if this is possible to DIY? I live in an area where dengue is endemic on a substantial land area and would be interested.