speedping

I'm always on the go, working from trains, light rails, cafes with bad internet etc.

iPhone hotspot is slow, unreliable and drains the phone's battery quickly

Luckily i'm in a country where a 600GB 5G plan costs the equivalent of 15$ a month, with 3$ per extra eSIM (watch/computer/car/whatever)

No cellular which is literally the only thing missing from the macbook pro :(

1. Mini LED is fantastic so the OLED jump is marginal at best 2. I know many people with a touchscreen windows laptop. None of them uses the touch function on a regular basis

That explains why Raymond Holt was so sharp

Let’s put them in robots! I’m sure It’ll turn out just fine

Meh. Wake me up when it reasons in latent space and answers in less than a second

Raspberry Pi is going down the way iRobot did, succumbing to pressure from chinese players like radxa or orange pi.

Sad to see industry pioneers lose to players that copy them and undercut prices using cheap labor.

How did this guy get a single-letter GitHub username?

Flaky tests by design is a diabolical idea

So cool. I've fired up pumas (energy monitor) and it seems to run almost fully on the neural engine and not the GPU so it plays really nicely with CoreML

Pre-AI internet data is like pre-war steel

The slop would multiply if we keep feeding it to new models in a loop

I don’t see this as an option in their website

You could theoretically ask “what is the next appropriate character?” and add the entire ascii charset but i doubt it’d work well and you’d be implementing autoregressive churn across network latency…

Probably a beken chip, should be easy enough to flash OpenBeken using the pins if they're exposed You can usually take over tuya devices if you sign up for a developer account and go some sort of verification process, it's pretty easy, sometimes it's possible to get a token for local control (tuya-local)

It basically means that every meaningful comparison produced an embarrassing improvement multiplier

The article's headline contains an em dash. I wonder if it's AI-generated

Their portal gave me a warm feeling of internet nostalgia Also the file claiming to be PDF while actually being DOCX is pretty amusing

I really like the improvements to satelite connectivity, brings us one step closer to a future where LEO broadband like Starlink/OneWeb is a commodity