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by silksowed 6d ago
I have heard of Garmin, but neither of the others so they must have a more narrow marketing reach. I will review their product catalog and see how the value compares. I could have an agent go scour the web for product recommendations and su
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by silksowed 7d ago
As someone who often backpacks off grid, the features listed are pretty interesting. Anyone have any alternative products this competes with? The "adventure" watch is a new thing for me
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by silksowed 21d ago
No wonder the price of Jetson's is so high. Would love to buy one for hobby purposes but prices just keep rising. Very little way to police the second hand market of chips, as we have seen with China and data center GPU's.
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by silksowed 2mo ago
hahaha, makes me sad and happy all at once...
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by silksowed 2mo ago
Flying drones with natural language input instead of remote controllers. Instead of having a human on the control sticks the entire time, what if they could describe the goal they are trying to achieve, and then the drone goes and flies acc
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by silksowed 2mo ago
Computer-use is a big limitation that my 2015 Macbook Pro cannot handle. I find the Codex cli says it looks at the end output artifact but so often it fails to refine it into acceptable form. If it could use my computer screen and visual in
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by silksowed 2mo ago
Same here. I find the design, architecture, system design discussion to be better on Claude, but after Opus 4.6 I switched over to Codex for actual coding and love the results. I use both via the CLI and generally tell Claude to output the
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Show HN: Flying Drones with Natural Language(jakedecamp.com)
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Show HN: Building an Autonomous Drone with Codex – Hardware Phase(jakedecamp.com)
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by silksowed 3mo ago
Well said. Deciding what to build is derived by experience in the context of your problem space, and that is human centric. Makes me encouraged that as AI tooling increases in adoption, more people will build things to solve their problems.
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by silksowed 5mo ago
Interesting. I've been building around that MCP abstraction and have had some early success flying in Cosys-Airsim (and Gazebo before that): https://github.com/jakedcmp/droneserver . I am starting to realize I nee
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by silksowed 5mo ago
Very cool, I'm working on a similar project but using MCP as the flight input layer. Would love to dm and discuss more about how you built it or collaborate.
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by silksowed 5mo ago
Is an FPV controller any different than a regular video game controller? I interested in how hard it is to fly a drone even in a sim environment.
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by silksowed 6mo ago
Is crowd strike like a digital twin / virtual world sandbox for autonomous drones? Do you have any additional information I could check out? Been working on autonomous drone flights but eventually need a digital world to experiment in
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by silksowed 6mo ago
Been experimenting with AI -> MCP driven drone orchestration/flight would love to learn more about what your building and compare. Thoughts?
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by silksowed 1y ago
very excited to play around. will be attempting to see if i can get character coherence between runs. the issue with the 8s limit is its hard to stitch them together if characters are not consistent. good for short form distribution but not
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by silksowed 3y ago
how were you able to tell this? still trying to understand what infra is better used for inference (say realtime image category matching) vs training (feeding a chatbot huge sums of data)
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by silksowed 3y ago
face ID scan, click to confirm more power...! very good idea that i think would do very well considering the psychology of how people spend money
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by silksowed 3y ago
add in an equivalent to https://www.glean.com/ to enterprise dropbox and you have a new AI product that actually solves large org problems
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by silksowed 4y ago
i really wonder how they are housing the desktop grade hardware. im so used to rack and stack servers (1U/2U), but do you really need that big of a chassis for a desktop cpu, a couple ram dimm's and some ssd? what are you're
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by silksowed 4y ago
it might be pastrami on rye time!
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by silksowed 4y ago
very interesting space, application sent!
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by silksowed 4y ago
ahh makes sense. not sure how far in the coastal commission would have control, but even a 10 story building far enough in would drastically change the landscape of say the sunset district in San Francisco
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by silksowed 4y ago
ocean sky scrapers on the west side of the bay area? hard to even picture this
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by silksowed 4y ago
totally understand where you're coming from. lots of days i feel like my job is to get the right people involved in the problem, not solve the problem myself. best of luck to you, i might find myself moving a similar direction.
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by silksowed 4y ago
i'm heading down the PM path from a CS degree background, working at a tech company for ~2 years. sometimes i wish i had gone into dev work so i could get better satisfaction in the day to day. it also seems like PM hiring is very pick
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by silksowed 4y ago
does anyone know of anyone using graviton for compute instances? would like to gauge how the experience has been
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by silksowed 4y ago
for GPU programming what area's would you suggest to start with? should i just dive into CUDA?
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by silksowed 4y ago
had a footprint in radiation oncology, at least at the time i interned. lots of machines that go into hospitals that are used on you but you never see
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by silksowed 4y ago
so if we run the traffic through a VPN we can connect existing infrastructure to mobile network devices? i'm very intrigued by the intersection of mobile networks and the existing TCP/IP that runs most of the modern data center. c

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