elSidCampeador

I made a home dashboard (that I access on my iPad) that talks to my Philips Hue bridge for controlling my house's lights, and also shows train arrival times + what my dog should be clothed in (if at all) for her walks (there was a smallish period of time here in nyc where one day you'd have to wear a jacket and the next day you'd be sweating even in shorts). It also shows our family calendar (wife + self) - all family birthdays in the next 4 days, any events, etc

Are they doing these smaller releases to attune users to a more incremental cycle of updates? Like, yeah other model providers do these major updates every x months, we on the other hand do incremental updates every x/2 months

I believe NASA / EU provide daily satellite imagery for free (which is of relatively high quality too). I wonder if there's a way to take that data, and training some kind of image recognition model that figures out "movement" or something to the same end? Would be cool to see

I changed the prompt to 50 feet, and poked gemini a bit when it failed and it gave me

> In my defense, 50 feet is such a short trip that I went straight into "efficiency mode" without checking the logic gate for "does the car have legs?"

interesting

makefile commands are the way

I wonder if this can be hooked up with the now-dead Apollo app in some way, to get back a slice of time that is forever lost now?

try pixi!

For this sort of stuff I find micromamba / pixi a better way of managing packages, as oppposed to the pip / uv family of tools

same - my eod commits are always titled 'checkpoint commit: <whatever>' and push to remote. Then before the MR is made (or turned from draft to final) I squash the checkpoint commits - gives me a psychological feeling of safety more than anything else imo

It's grown on me, the old launchpad was just a colossal waste of space imo so I find it nice that my app list is now integrated with spotlight

I imagine the pace in India was also borne out of necessity - there are just so many more cases to go through there, that the surgeons had no choice but to adapt.

spotlight in tahoe is pretty good actually

Very bizarre. To fly a plane out, won't the pilot of the plane have to speak with ATC? I wonder if letting the ATC (of the municipal airport) be informed that this plane tends to be flown by someone who might not be authorized might help?

I only replace my airpods when i lose them - never due to battery issues etc