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This is such a nice topic for visualisations, but not a single drawing or visual explanation. That’s unfortunate. The main pic is impressive but without context it’s disappointing a bit
How do you enforce this though? How do you prevent any citizen from using foreign services eg using a VPN?
Just asking for a friend (“shut up Netflix, I already asked”)
For such a visual topic it’s a lotta text I have to say. Would have expected more comparisons and performance data to be honest..
More like "The hardest website your browser will work on" ... will come back once it loads
Just put the following to your `.config/sandboxy/agents/pi.json`
{
"allowedHosts": [
".anthropic.com",
".claude.com",
".pi.dev",
"npm.org",
".npmjs.org",
".github.com",
".githubusercontent.com",
".pypi.org",
".pythonhosted.org"
],
"baseImage": "docker.io\/library\/node:22",
"displayName": "Pi",
"environmentVariables": [
"IS_SANDBOX=1"
],
"installCommands": [
"npm install -g --ignore-scripts @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent",
"npm install -g global-agent"
],
"launchCommand": [
"pi"
],
"mounts": [
{
"containerPath": "\/root\/.pi",
"hostPath": "~\/.pi",
"readOnly": false
}
]
}⏎
Would be interesting to see an example. I heard a couple times that code maturance is very similar on how a city grows naturally, but never seen an example.
Sam Altman was president of Y Combinator from 2014 to 2019. of course YC has a stake in OpenAI. My surprise is why it is that low…
Literally the first example on the main page declared as code.py would result in an indentation error :)
Fun fact: On the lower right corner there is the Xbox logo emitting waves to an imaginary surface below. The pattern is a watermark for the serial number of the device to be identified in case of leaked footage. Only during development of Xbox.
Came here for this … “Big foot caught on camera!!” - all text article …
Posted by
ucyo on Thursday April 17, 2025 @08:03AM
from the openstreetmap.org dept.
Waking up in the middle of the night to pee will be the icing on the cake for the neighbours
Oh nice. Thanks for the hint. It seems like a good starting point.
Fire safety rules are a good point. Wasn’t thinking about that aspect. But using outdoor compliant lights and hanging from frames outsides could be an option. Guess it would be an interesting start
Are there any good examples for apartments? I am interested in doing similar stuff, but don’t own a house. Seems like all examples are from houses…
Does anyone know what the reference points are for the rotation manoeuvres? The text does not provide any information on how the probe knows that it is off. It needs some kind of reference, no?
I something similar for climate data, but loading data from a different site was not possible due to CORS. How is CORS not a problem with this setup? @app4soft: Did you allow all origins? Isn’t this a security issue?
Location: Karlsruhe, Germany
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Possible
Technologies: Python | Rust | WASM | Geoscience | Data
Compression
Resume/CV: Upon request
Email: cayoglu at lavabit dot com
Github: https://github.com/ucyo/
Location: Karlsruhe, Germany
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Possible
Technologies: Python | Rust | WASM | Geoscience | Data
Compression
Resume/CV: Upon request
Email: cayoglu at lavabit dot com
Github: https://github.com/ucyo/
Yes. Check out succinct data structures. They are closely related to compression algorithms. The above mentioned compression algorithms (incl. Entropy and all LZ variants) need a decompression step. They might try to improve the decompression speed by chunking and sacrifice storage space, but decompression is needed. This is unrelated to how they remove redundant information from the data (e.g. using pointers). Succinct data structures try to avoid decompression at all. Again, at the cost of storage space but some operations can be done on the succinct data directly as it is on disk.
Only the TXXXs models come with soldered memory. I can easily change memory, SSD, keyboard etc on my T470.
Posted by
ucyo on Wednesday August 28, 2019 @01:47AM
from the danielkeep.github.io dept.