ENadyr

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by ENadyr 5mo ago
Not surprised, he’s a friend whom I watched build the game over a few years in the 2010s. He was EXTREMELY thorough in the playtesting, it set such an unrealistic expectations for me with games I play now
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Hominem Te Esse Memento: Mortality and Ambition in AI(ben.bolte.cc)
1 points by ENadyr 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ENadyr 7mo ago
I really wish that there was a product that tags the LLM's thinking steps to the code that it's generating or modifying. Comments aren't sufficient as it's hard to track them across edits. Think something along comments
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by ENadyr 7mo ago
Saving the compute on NotebookLM audio: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1028194515577741322/1...
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ReBot Arm B601 Series: Seeed Open Source Brushless Robotic Arm Under $1000(github.com)
2 points by ENadyr 7mo ago|1 comments
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by ENadyr 7mo ago
Cute little arm! A step above SO101 YT video link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pLRbNEAbGcQ
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Making robots useful and affordable will need better motors(bbc.com)
4 points by ENadyr 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ENadyr 8mo ago
Great write-up! One of my best hires ever was a VR dev we brought in as an intern. He became the backbone of our Unity/Unreal work, including some genuinely gnarly low-level haptics integration into the physics engine. On paper he didn
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by ENadyr 8mo ago
Whatever happened to VolkFi? A YC company that was making a decentralized phone, discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19437963
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by ENadyr 9mo ago
Meshcore seems like a much better choice for messaging in dense-node environments. I tried to set up a Meshtastic network for my Burning Man camp this year, and since default builds have historically been crippled by retransmits, we made a
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by ENadyr 10mo ago
Agreed. Ran the comms for my burning man camp and everyone kept getting confused with the channels mess among other usability issues. I like where Mesh core is going, just wish the repeater nodes could run on gateway hardware so they don’t
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by ENadyr 10mo ago
For the Camera? You don't want to know, it's a PDF that's in Chinese that for a C++ SDK in Linux! For my future web stack the biggest chunk will probably be Daily https://docs.daily.co/reference/daily-js
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by ENadyr 10mo ago
I got excited reading this thinking this can help me with the SDK for a stereodepth camera I'm working with only but read then reading it's for the Next.js stack :sob: On a separate note I like the retro DOS feel. Will probably lo
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HOPEJr is an open-source DIY Humanoid Robot with dexterous hands(github.com)
1 points by ENadyr 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ENadyr 1y ago
Please have an option for local processing. I would love to be able to use my locally running Gemma 3n model on my phone for low latency and for them to work without internet connectivity.
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by ENadyr 1y ago
Whoa, 1m is really impressive! I've played around with stuff like https://github.com/dmsl/anyplace for https://www.emfcamp.org/ back in the day, but that was around 5m at best. Bet you a robotics
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by ENadyr 1y ago
@ericmigi these are great BTW, wish you did them during YC while we were going through all these decisions haha
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by ENadyr 1y ago
Wow, some of these chips are 2.6rmb at 3k MOQ ($0.36) for an Arm Cortex m3 with BLE (and sig-mesh) support... this is wild!!! How usable is the SDK?
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by ENadyr 1y ago
It's interesting to see this discussion about Kyrgyzstan. As someone originally from there, I find it a country of contrasts. Officially, the GDP per capita is quite low (around $1,970 in 2023), which paints a picture of widespread pov
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by ENadyr 1y ago
I happen to be from Kyrgyzstan (but now live in the SF Bay Area). While eagle hunting is fascinating, it's not unique to Kyrgyzstan and is often practiced in Kazakhstan and Mongolia (possibly Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). There was a fas
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by ENadyr 2y ago
As a visual learner, I'm excited about this!
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by ENadyr 2y ago
On iOS, at least, you can “continue anonymously’ which is basically a demo. Looks pretty polished to me!
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by ENadyr 3y ago
I understand :) Must be exciting to get such a strong and (largely) positive community response! Subscribed to the FR updates and am eager to try this out!
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by ENadyr 3y ago
This is exciting, I've been looking/hoping for something like this for a while but all the options I've come across so far were lackluster. I have just tried setting it up with the iOS and Windows apps, I do not see an option
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by ENadyr 3y ago
Same, good experience, with the Meross Homekit capable garage opener. I do like that it’s a wired setup, which us more secure (I just erased all the paired radio openers). My only gripe is that I have Apple Watch Series 3 and the resent for
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by ENadyr 3y ago
I'm impressed with this project! I built something similar a couple of years ago but it wasn't as polished. This is a prime example of a well-executed open-source hardware (OSHW) project. I also noticed, like others here, that the
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by ENadyr 3y ago
Great to see that you're still exploring hardware, Eric! I'm definitely planning to get one of these, but as some others have mentioned, I might attempt to convert it into a LoRa peer-to-peer communicator. Currently, I rely on Mes
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by ENadyr 4y ago
So I’ve matched with 2 cofounders on there. And while I think finding a good cofounder is inherently hard, I’d say it’s the best platform that I’ve seen. It’s similar to relationship dating I guess. One of the questions that I would add tho
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by ENadyr 4y ago
I was hacking on this back in 2019 but never finished it, glad this open source project came about and looking forward to trying it out on my next hike! Found a great case for the modules on here too https://www.thingiverse.com&#
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by ENadyr 4y ago
This actually pretty neat! $18 is insanely low, I'd make this for my nephews and godson. Any way to get them working with scratch or similar graphical programming "language"?

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