robmurrer

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Just One More Prompt(commandpattern.org)
1 points by robmurrer 1y ago|1 comments
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by robmurrer 1y ago
Some thoughts on why Anthropic is now going to try and train on all our chats
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by robmurrer 2y ago
amazing build and repo. make hardware and software!
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by robmurrer 2y ago
Also check out hamming's latest book!
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Adding a New Node to the Homelab(commandpattern.org)
1 points by robmurrer 2y ago|0 comments
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by robmurrer 2y ago
why don't you like rust?
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Technological Patina(commandpattern.org)
1 points by robmurrer 2y ago|2 comments
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by robmurrer 2y ago
short post i keep having to link to :)
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by robmurrer 2y ago
this is where my research is going. camera -> llm -> targets -> tasks -> ros2 arm :)
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by robmurrer 2y ago
obligatory shout out to Annin Robotics AR4. Here is my build: https://commandpattern.org/2023/03/19/ar4-robotic-arm-build/ $2K USD. 2kg payload. millimeter repeatability (if you build it well :)
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by robmurrer 6y ago
is not neat... is freakish
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by robmurrer 6y ago
except we could fly before ;D
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by robmurrer 6y ago
I'm talking about Susie Q and Joe Sixer. The amount of fiddling with package systems, build, and container systems is an anti-pattern. One guy on a small team sets up and controls the stuffs. Individual contributors shouldn't b
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by robmurrer 6y ago
pip in virtualenv. It is solved problem.
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by robmurrer 6y ago
Better not move to NuGeT.eXe
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The Speed of Thought(commandpattern.org)
1 points by robmurrer 6y ago|0 comments
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by robmurrer 6y ago
Zero Cost with "Zero Privacy and Control"
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by robmurrer 12y ago
Maybe implement Minimax [1] in your favorite language and apply it to a simple game like tic-tac-toe. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimax
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IOS 7 to include support for game controllers(9to5mac.com)
1 points by robmurrer 13y ago|0 comments
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by robmurrer 14y ago
I guess the difference would be that there is usually only one electric company that can supply you with power.
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by robmurrer 14y ago
If I look under your doormat, and there is a key, and I use it to open your front door...
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by robmurrer 14y ago
I see your point, but how does this apply to this case?
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by robmurrer 14y ago
>> required visiting an AT&T web address with a particular – and easy to guess – code tagged onto the end. How is this different than a password?