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The author should start with his own product, which stops working if it doesn't connect to the internet at least every 14 days.

https://github.com/commaai/openpilot/blob/a8ec08e5bbc2be0a32...

Optimizing and doing it with matrices brought it down to 20 minutes

What was the final run time?

It's not true, my P1S+AMS has never touched the Internet and I was able to set it up fine on an isolated wifi network out of the box.

If you actually believe this, then please reply here with the start and end GPS coordinates of your last driven commute to/from where you live.

Indeed, my guess was Cheech & Chong:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSAOKuO5W8E

I've often told people that programming is like woodworking:

  - jigs are like functions
  - stops are like constants
  - experience teaches you the order of operations, how things fit together
  - woodworkers build a lot of their own tools
  - custom tools are usually made by same stuff the products are
  - both spend time optimizing their workflow
  - wood is quite soft, like software!

You might like Joplin or Logseq, which are open source.

I hope one day the folks at Obsidian will make it FOSS. I don't think it will negatively affect them at all.