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Thank you!

Hah funny I ended up giving it a go and ended up having a lot of trouble - connection issues, display issues, etc. They tried rebooting the machine but no luck.

Just bough a used mac today!

What provider are you using? I have it a shot through open router and saw some weird half formed words coming through occasionally, would love to switch over and give it a proper go

What issues did you have with macinacloud? In was considering using that to build and sign some dmgs and test my app and would love to know what your experience was like

Boxcryptor used to be amazing for this till they got acquired by Dropbox. Last I checked cryptomator couple years ago it still hand random file corruption risk, is that still true?

For now I just use hetzner storage share.

Put together a workflow for using AI to speed up product validation—research, branding, assets. Haven't tested it properly yet, writing it up so I don't forget.

The idea is I use AI generated assets to throw up a landing page and then see what actually performs well.

Are there other people doing the same thing or maybe even tools being built to do this all in one platform?

Give plasticity a shot - not FOSS but pretty decent CAD and works on linux

I know you are looking at this for education but I've actually ordered two to toss in my travel bag for when I visit factories to handle manufacturing bringup.

Great tool. Thank you.

This is amazing. I love that this exists. I'm surprised how negative some of the comments are.

Thanks for sharing! Sounds quite interesting.

Sorry but buying sequences sounds interesting, how would one go about doing this?

This is so interesting, I used to use exclusively Samsung but bought a Motorola phone for travel and the experience was so good I got rid of my main Samsung and bought another Motorola.

I love this, really well executed.

I would be interested in learning what happened during COVID that led to this, if you have the time to talk about that. No worries if not, of course.

They seem to have written the original article going off the articles author name and the name in their bio.

Thank you!

If I understand things correctly then my intuition for the answer to their mom's question would be gears wear out much less quickly than a clutch would if it were engaged all the time. Can anyone who knows more chime in?

Edit: ah wait no it's two multipliers isn't it, you're reducing overall power output when engaging the clutch?

Some yellows aren't too well timed, especially if on a downhill slope.

To search through and get the information when you need later, or to start with rough headings and start filling it in over the project. Works well imo.

Please elaborate, how would block chain solve this problem?

I feel like they meant it in a more tongue in cheek manner given right above that they said that kind of tool will not be built into theirs?

I'm working on a project where this choice is relevant. Could I ask what you feel should be considered when making this decision? Thank you!

Do you feel they would have paid someone to make the thumbnail if they didn't AI generate it or would we just have had a thumbnail that's less interesting?

I already use the search function in Office to find everything I need. Is that what you had in mind or was it something different?

This is cool but also quite funny, thank you for sharing. Gives me something to think about.

You are right I should definitely be looking into how to run these models as ints as well, especially with the C optimizations to micropython you would see a lot larger performance gains using ints compared to floats. Definitely need to find some time to try it!

On the other hand the tinyML library looks great too and if I was going to do this for a product that would likely be the direction I would end up taking just cause it would be more extensible and better supported.

Thank you for the links!

I ended up hand rolling a custom micropython module for the S3 to do a proof of concept handwriting detection demo on an ESP32, might be interesting to some.

https://luvsheth.com/p/running-a-pytorch-machine-learning

If I remember correctly you can disable flashing through UART/whatever without disabling OTA flashing.

Eg. The ESP32 has this feature.

This is really well researched and I enjoyed following along, thank you.

Microfluidics is a search term that may be helpful to you.