sendfoods

Wouldn’t peer: Option<int32> be enough to represent this?

None = disconnected

That makes things clearer, thanks!

Please excuse my naive question - isn't Gaussian Splatting usually used to create 3D imagery from 2D? How does providing 3D input data make sense in this context?

Which blog/post/book was this? Thanks

This looks great, thanks for sharing. I'll give it a spin on my RPI.

What a tongue-twister for English speakers, though :)

Water kefir is fun during summertime to have something a bit more healthy than soda. (Until a bottle flavored with raspberry explodes and turns your kitchen walls pink....)

Ah, I see!

2.5% of veggie weight? Or water weight?

I always use 3% of water weight, which in more consistent than weighing the veggies, because the amount of water can vary.

Very unusual to see food-related content on HN. I love it!

That's 6.5% salinity. I am wondering how you settled with that number, I have always stuck to 3% and have never seen recommendations higher than 4%! Just curious

Thank you!

May I ask what kind of blogging engine/site generator you used for the docs?

One question - how are you able to generate links to the commits, by hash?

Could you go into some details here?

- sensors used

- postprocessing

- registration algorithm(s)

Are all things that would interest me greatly :)

Great to see continued development of rerun!

I'm a SLAM engineer and work with C++ and ROS1 mainly, so I am exited to see the C++ SDK about to be released. The ROS visualization tools can be a bit crusty, even in ROS2.