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I’m glad it got reposted because I just tried it out. What a smooth experience! I managed to get an old desktop - with no wifi and far from n ethernet port - connected by this gadget! Great job in getting this to work, creating a nice user interface and releasing it!
“ChatGPT launched in November, 2022. Opus in December last year.”
You seem to be implying that there was nothing before. Obviously not true.
“AI may be a tool and add 50 IQ points to a 100 IQ person today but what happens when its adding 10000 IQ points.”
What is even IQ? What if it adds 50 now, 25 next month, 12.5 the month after, etc. You should check out Zeno.
As always - great article.
FYI - The link for Peter Kogge is broken and should probably link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Kogge
The cost of each request or token may have a fixed cost - you do not have to query the main billing system for such things.
Great story. Thank you.
You are joking right?
Does anyone know the history of the previous owners?
Whats the model?
I’d rather someone say “we architected this poorly and are working to fix the design” than “things slip through sometimes, report them when you find them.” The former is honest AND shows they understand the problem. The latter treats a design flaw as an acceptable steady state.
Being honest about shipping bugs is good. Being honest that you’ve designed a system where the same category of bug will keep happening? That deserves criticism, not praise for honesty.
VS Code is a flagship product from Microsoft. Relying on “we try our best to push fixes as soon as possible” for a global opt-out setting feels below the engineering standards we’d expect. This should be fail-safe by design, not best-effort.
I have a suspicion that someone holds worldwide patents on multi timers with repetitions and notifications (audio and vibration).
Thats the only explanation I have to explain the dire state of the built in timers on iphones and the free apps available on the app store. And no, I’m not going to pay $$$ per month for the premium apps.
And don’t even get me started on the PITA it is to make a web app to do the same (useful for runners) - you would think it would be a simple thing todo? Have a go and let me know if it doesn't break your balls.
Thanks - at least I’m not going mad.
Thanks for the info!
@dang or anyone Can someone push this up since it’s becoming quite serious and I don’t know what to do.
Where did you get that number?
Is there a “status page” for TLDs?
Email seems to be affected as well :(
Wonder why some are working. I am searching DDG with “site:.space”
Some domains are working but many are not. first hit on DDG: stuffin.space
You all might like the 3x3x3 Soma Cube: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soma_cube
Was this specific to the PDA port or the core doom code?
@ID_AA_Carmack Are you going to write a patch to fix this?
Can you say more about your setup? Does it require extra hardware/software?
Regarding power I agree - a weeks worth is hard to get. inside i don’t mind plugging in power and outside if a lipo battery can last afew hours (while jogging etc) I’m good to go. Also these cpus have very good sleep modes.
“…I don't want to open a terminal, navigate to a directory and start a server every time, it takes too much time…”
I have a shell script that does these steps - including opening the browser with the target url. I use it on a regular basis.
I’ve started playing with esp32/rp2350 based boards that have everything in the same form factor. The only thing missing is a fully waterproof enclosure (they expose the back pcb). And vibration motor.
The colmi p8 (p80 i don’t know) can run micropython.
I’ve got one of those old 1980s chess computers with Kasparov’s face on it.
Before it makes a move, a little LED labeled ‘thinking’ blinks for a while.
Looks like thinking, too.
Viewing the page source, I love the way many inline css widths have values such as 83.33333333333334% or 66.66666666666666% !
The article uses pytest - does anyone have similar tips when using pythons builtin unittest?