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by gorbypark 12d ago
> The most technically significant result was a working technique to make one tool call appear in the transcript while a different command actually ran. Agents eventually hacked out of their container and replaced part of the system resp
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by gorbypark 14d ago
Canadian here, so take with a grain of salt. Both Canada and the US don't have a national ID system, at all (short of a passport). A state/province issued driver's license is the default form of ID. If you don't have
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by gorbypark 17d ago
Exactly. A car is a closed loop system. Coolant (which is water with some chemicals) cools the engine, then the hot coolant flows through a radiator which transfers that heat to the air, and then it just keeps cycling through. If there&#
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by gorbypark 22d ago
That's the problem, removing heat at a sufficient rate. Of course it can be done, but the most efficient way (in terms of cost) is just open loop evaporation. I'm not a datacenter engineer, but I used to work in the ski industry.
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by gorbypark 2mo ago
It depends if people care about it or not. I never once thought about accessibility in my non-AI authored app. I tried using the screen reader accessibility option and it was unusable. I prompted Claude to "make my app accessible and
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by gorbypark 3mo ago
Wow, odd. I haven't even set foot in Canada in 4.5 years and still have all the blocked features!
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ASML denies selling EUV chipmaking tool to China after report of US concern(reuters.com)
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by gorbypark 3mo ago
I am using OpenCode with the DeepSeek API with some pretty good results.
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by gorbypark 3mo ago
I have the complete opposite experience. Originally had a Canadian bought iPhone in Spain, had all the features a Canadian has and a European doesn’t (or vice versa). Upgraded to a Spanish bought iPhone and I am still a “Canadian”. I’ve be
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by gorbypark 4mo ago
> But does this act like a debit account? Yeah, it's a debit account. I'm in Spain and use Bizum frequently. It's just a "pay from your bank account" system. You mostly type in your phone number, get a notificati
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by gorbypark 6mo ago
I saw a video from the UK government with a guy walking down the aisle of a Lidl talking about it! I quickly went to Lidl.es to look as these 800w balcony solar setups are legal here in Spain. Unfortunately they don’t sell the here! Mayb
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by gorbypark 6mo ago
The micro inverter (most of these balcony kits use micro inverters) uses the grid as the reference. Most of these inverters will actually do nothing when the grid goes down. Like, they shut down for safety so you are not back feeding the
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by gorbypark 7mo ago
I’m going to buck the trend and say it’s really not that complex. AFAIK they are using Ink, which is React with a TUI renderer. Cue I could build it in a weekend vibes , I built my own agent TUI using the OpenAI agent SDK and Ink. Of cou
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by gorbypark 8mo ago
I have the Polymarket app installed because it's a React Native app and I installed a bunch of the top apps using RN as research. About a week ago I got a notification that "Polymarket is now legal in the US!". I'm not
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by gorbypark 10mo ago
Does it work in dark mode? I guess if it does it would have to make the background apps brighter?
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by gorbypark 10mo ago
This is correct more or less. The Ikea hub has had the ability to bridge its zigbee devices to Matter for a while now. So in my case, Apple Home has no idea my lights and switches are not Matter, they just show up there even though they a
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by gorbypark 10mo ago
Yes and no. Zigbee is both the transport and the protocol, whereas Matter is a protocol but can run over different transports. Most common in Thread or WiFi, but it could be over ethernet or anything else, really. I would say Matter is n
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by gorbypark 11mo ago
This seems to be a Python based Jupiter notebook (style?) thing for collaboratively working with GIS data/visualizations. OpenStreetMap is a project to "map the world". In the end, OpenStreetMap provides data (and map tiles)
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by gorbypark 11mo ago
Jeep is horrible. I was gifted a 2007 Jeep Commander, which was Jeep's "answer" to the Hummer. This was in like 2017, so it was 10 years old at that point. Anyways, it wouldn't shift into 4x4 mode, and after some inte
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by gorbypark 11mo ago
You can, but the issue is usability..when I'm watching TV, I want to just be able to flip open an app and say "I'm in London!" and watch BBC, then the same for Canada and etc. I don't want to be fiddling with a VPN
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by gorbypark 11mo ago
I am surprised to see three react native focused companies on the list. Expo, Software Mansion and Callstack are by far the big dogs in the RN ecosystem.
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I only ever use a VPN to access region blocked content and the occasional "linux iso" torrent..I tried Mullvad first, but they just don't play the game of cat and mouse with the streaming providers and all their IPs are prett
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by gorbypark 1y ago
That's a lot. I always had this idea in the back of my mind that British Columbia should get in on the AI game and try and get data centers located in BC because we generally have a lot of "excess" hydro generation capacity.
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by gorbypark 1y ago
What keeps me and a lot of people/companies on React is React Native (and React Native web / strict dom). I'm sure we could move over to Svelt or Vue or any other number of frameworks on the web, however having a shared code
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Especially since the $142 price doesn't even include the memory chips! The YouTuber had access to defective donor cards to pull memory modules from, so they hand wave that into being free.
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by gorbypark 1y ago
In the end it's the same thing, but in many countries where iPhones are popular, it's more of the "anti status symbol" effect happening. An iPhone is not a status symbol anymore per se, however NOT having one is the thin
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by gorbypark 1y ago
This would be the way to go if on the flip side any part that was not iCloud locked could be paired without hassles. Phone stolen/lost/etc? Parts unusable. Phone iCloud unlocked? Parts free for use. Of course this depends on mi
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by gorbypark 1y ago
React native support for SPM is non-existent for the most part. There's some work on porting to SPM but it's gonna be a while before anything becomes stable. It's going to break a huge amount of 3rd party packages. A bit of
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Room temperature super conductors would be huge for the EV charging space. One big thing holding back EV transport trucks is charging capacity. The infrastructure to support charging a fleet of EV trucks at 1MW+ each is insane with curren
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by gorbypark 1y ago
You could try sandbox-exec. It’s kind of depreciated but was more or less designed for this exact use case I think. It’s too bad Apple doesn’t really support it anymore (although it still works in my limited testing!)

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