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very cool. How would have this on actual TV? Load it in the built in browser?

How so?

What else are you using. Same experience, chatgpt isn't good enough and Opus is not smart

Explorer.exe is far slower. It was one of the reasons I switched to macos after being a hardcore microsoft fan for many years. explorer would be so slow with fodlers that has a lar…

The price is crazy for the sensor size.

Very interesting, would love a more detailed tutorial on setting something similar up

What does your workflow look like?

I don't see where in settings I can change this?

Super easy for collaborative work. As good as some opensource CAD options are, there isn't really anything out there in terms of OnShape for collaborative CAD work.

Any chance you could share the details of the build you'd go for. I need a server for our lab, but am kinda out of my depth with all the options/

Looks really nice. Any plans for a Windows release?

Yes per volume gasoline is impressive. You would need a tank 4 times the size of a gasoline tank for liquid hydrogen, not to mention the high pressure tank that is needed to store …

Anyway to get a non-paywall ?

Came here to make the same comment. It seems like we are going to be waiting a while for video.

macOS only? Wanted to try this on Windows

Will you release a Windows or Android version?

So by app you actually mean webapp? For some reason I thought you meant you created an ios/android app, but I couldn't find any references to this.

What does a usb gpio adapter do with a smartphone?

What was the rationale for adding yet more complexity for us filling taxes...

Doesn't ffmpeg provide similar functionality?

Seriously I had to pay 75$ to get one recently, which was painful but I needed it.

Those FAANG are also in HCOL locations. SWE roles in smaller towns and other states then the coasts don't command nearly as high a salary.

Is something like this possible with M1 Finance?

Is Fidelity better than TD Amertirade? I didn't realize this was an option.

What does [1] do over [2] ? I looked at the readme of [1] but it's just a fork of [2], so I'm not sure why [2] needs a rewrite? Is [1] just a rewrite of [2] in Rust?