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i have my og flipper gathering dust :tears:

is this supposed to hard, because it was. and i don't know how i feel about that

I've recently been using gemini argon as a voice judge. so it goes claude ( with style guide) -> voice judge with argon -> claude adjusts. I do that in a few loops before it hard stops if it can't reconcile, and pushes to me for review.

EOL is 2029 for software updates for the 13 mini. On that day i will fall to my knees and wheep in a costco parking lot for my 13 mini. This is the perfect form factor for a phone in my humble opinion

i was trying to understand why i would use this over their current offerings of queues, and im really sick so my brain isn't working. so i ran it through ai

  You need...                                            | Use
  -------------------------------------------------------|-------
  “Make sure this job gets done”                         | Queue
  retries / dead-letter handling                         | Queue
  delayed jobs                                           | Queue
  distribute jobs among workers                          | Queue
  “Record that this event happened”                      | K2
  multiple independent systems reading the same events   | K2
  replay old events                                      | K2
  ordered event streams                                  | K2
  Kafka-like architecture                                | K2

im dumb. can someone explain why this is better than just telling your llm to build a chart with something thats been around for over a decade like chart.js or anything else that we built to solve for displaying charting?

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sorry specifically this line > The bulbs showed up in the main a few days later

oh this is awesome, i've always thought it could be cool to leave always connect hubs around town. ESP32's would be to awkward but a bunch of lightbulbs would blend right in!

Reads like you had fun, keep up the hacking!

P.S main -> mail I think?

asking for curiosities sake. What kind of PR loop are you running that takes a few hours?

where can i pick one up thats reputable?

there is an official codex plugin for claude. I just have them do adversarial reviews/implementations. etc with each other. adds a bit of time to the workflow but once you have the permissions sorted it'll just engage codex when necessary

I had to step back for my own sanity when dealing with similar issues with xfinity, had multiple FCC cases open and they just lied their way through it with no impunity.

OP if you're organizing let me know I have a burning fire passion for xfinity to get their just desserts

you guys don't just memorize all your local ip's?

He is referencing delta 9, which has a lot of the same similarities as what we refer to colloquially as "weed".

Delta 9 is much different physiologically and psychologically and can induce this abhorrent behaviors.

Also in the mid to early 2000's over 50.3% of US adults (Pew Research Center) had tried cannabis, I can assure you someone in your "circle" has smoked in their life.

is this the same thing Avi Schiffmann is peddling ?

worked fine for me in firefox

I think i'm missing something.. why would i pay to ocr the images when i can do it locally for free? Tesseract runs pretty well on just cpu, wouldn't even need something crazy powerful.

Anyone wanna create the open source version of this ?

Right when Cloudflare announces D1 lol

Micropython runs on the esp32. Packs a huge punch imo

Do they still own Stargate ?