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sovreign

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    This is too funny. Over lockdown I made https://isjapanopen.com/ so a group of friends could easily check if our cheap Japan tickets were worth anything yet. Glad to have another H…

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    Comment #29574131

    I agree, time will tell. At least AI day was promoted more as a recruiting event rather than a showcase or product announcement. Agility Robotics really has a good chunk of the har…

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    Hope the Aptera safety testing comes back better than these older cars. Aptera and similar aerodynamic, (hopefully) inexpensive cars are really a nice middle ground between hefty T…

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    Comment #27965151

    Elon mentioned that they are targeting 20 million vehicles (per year) by 2030. See the Battery Day presentation for more context.

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    Comment #26536769

    I think it depends on whether you're talking about the transaction containing the NFT metadata (on chain) or the actual data the NFT references in that metadata (ipfs, etc.)

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    Comment #26379685

    One additional "car with solar panels" option is the upcoming Aptera car that can charge (ideally 40 miles per day). https://www.aptera.us

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    Comment #25609648

    Content addressable, immutable code? https://www.unisonweb.org

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    Comment #25409596

    Gotify is great - any device that can issue an HTTP GET request can send an alert to your phone. Really handy for long running builds or ml pipelines.

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    Comment #25066952

    For my personal homelab Nginx Proxy Manager has been great ( https://nginxproxymanager.com/ ). It provides a dead simple ui for configuring Nginx to expose internal services, even …

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    Typically with ph sensors like this you also get three ph packets(4.01, 6.86, 9.18) which when mixed with distilled water get you a baseline ph for calibration.

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    Comment #23115548

    The "Text to SQL" parser bundled with Allen NLP may be a good starting place ( https://demo.allennlp.org/atis-parser ). The devil is in the details when you have to make assumption…

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    Comment #23085986

    Sounds similar to a redox flow battery ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_battery ) which uses tanks of anolyte and catholyte solutions to store power. Energy density for Vanad…

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    This is incredible! The minimum impact I see is much improved chatbots and conversational UIs. Text generation libraries in the future might be like super powered printf formatting…

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    Comment #21164067

    That is why I am excited about TiltFive - AR TableTop. Restricting the environment to a table (31" by 31") makes the experience more aligned with the existing hardware. Still teath…

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    Full Link: https://securityadvisories.dlink.com/announcement/publicatio...