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Replying to @KognitaPoland
Well depends on your criteria but I’ve been using the Nebulas Mars II Pro since June 2023. Some notes on https://fabien.benetou.fr/Tools/Android
My main constraint though was being portable and compact enough to literally disappear from the living room, no cable, nothing.
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Replying to @0xca0a and @home_assistant
I’ll share back the link in few days when it’s clearer. Feedback welcomed then.
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Replying to @0xca0a and @home_assistant
Nutrients
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Replying to @0xca0a and @home_assistant
OK… started https://fabien.benetou.fr/Cookbook/Hydroponics I’ll add all that there.
Happy to try to address any other questions even though I’m no expert.
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Replying to @0xca0a and @home_assistant
Adding water back is also manual, maybe once a month or less. All that depends on the kind of plants, the growth rate, etc. Safer IMHO to do it by checking the plants from time to time. Maybe a computer vision model would help as an early warning system.
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Replying to @0xca0a and @home_assistant
The addition of nutrient is rare enough, and finicky enough, that it’s done manually. I’d say 5min per quarter at most. The home automation aspect is water and light only.
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Replying to @0xca0a and @home_assistant
I bought it myself! ;) You can backtrack to https://x.com/utopiah/status/1455636398028034050 or go through the different RT that retrace the process since then.
No fishes involved, would be cool but a lot more complex. Here I’m just relying on nutrients, cf https://extension.psu.edu/hydroponics-systems-nutrient-solution-programs-and-recipes
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Pruning harvest. Hand for scale. The smell… 🌱😊 https://x.com/utopiah/status/1862471525539979457
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Replying to @nabeelqu
It’s a recurring pattern… (because Twitter/X search is broken I can’t even find the last time I commented on a similar approach but) guy was “shocked” that LLM attempted to “beak out” of a container… while instructing it to do so.🤷♂️
Malicious or dumb, rage bait or unaware?🙄
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Winter wonder trick learned in Portland! Prep of ginger cubes :
- grated it all,🫚
- added lemon juice, cinnamon, sambucus flower syrup,
- in ice cube tray for the night,
… popped one🧊 out for the morning, rest is back in a bag in the freezer, ready to use!😊
cc @kentbye
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Replying to @GordanKnott and @Kiwieye_Pete
My first thought indeed. Fueling the problem they’re highlighting, how ironic. /$
FWIW https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.07468
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Replying to @Tigress_X
Lawyer up. MediaMarkt is a multinational and that filial is based in Europe. They should know better but it’s all about the fine prints of the platforms you are publishing on and, I bet (not a lawyer) how recognizable you actually are. You control your image.
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Replying to @ekzhang1
Tsss, you didn’t get to the *real* stuff yet : “My back hurts… I can’t move my back, what happened, I didn’t do anything, I was just in bed!” kind of genuine pleasure.
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Replying to @KognitaPoland
I mean… I don’t have a TV either, no monitor in the living room but, believe it or not, I get whenever I feel like a 3m diagonal movie right up there, no HMD.
I have (dramatic pause) a video projector.
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Replying to @0xgaut and @cristinavanko
Went outside in a cafe to get a call while leaving my reMarkable Pro, unattended, and the call was on an iPhone without a case and no apple care… am I weird?😱
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Well Ed, “at this point, what exactly is OpenAI meant to do?” the absolutely sad yet unsurprising answer is weapons Ed, that’s what : https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/12/04/1107897/openais-new-defense-contract-completes-its-military-pivot/
The pivot from open for the good of Humanity (sigh) is probably the biggest “fuck you” 🖕 we have witnessed so far. 💵>* https://x.com/edzitron/status/1864054366556102696
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Replying to @_jamesoloughlin and @tina__nigro
That’s dumb but sound so fun! That’s actually a really cool use case because it does use the volume. It’s not “just” about a flat screen.
🎞️🎥🍅🫷
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Replying to @tina__nigro
Fancy DIWHY IMHO, cf https://x.com/utopiah/status/1845019039229239797
A video projector which can beam a screen just as large, with a proper sound system, can accommodate also friends, food around, etc costs less than 1 HMD.
I don’t get it.
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Don’t get fooled by the very cool 3D printing outcome, this is about bringing parametric design to potentially any and all of your existing or future @ThreeJS projects, including #WebXR.
Think beyond primitives or models, think series of 3D objects that adapt to your scenes!🤩 https://x.com/bitbybit_dev/status/1864691713454793126
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Replying to @utopiah
… or in between? https://x.com/utopiah/status/1862091109318402309
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Replying to @utopiah
… or even outside of XR, cf https://fabien.benetou.fr/Tools/Eink
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Hmmm feels I need this to properly prototype in XR with the MX Ink🤔 https://x.com/utopiah/status/1858163562549510258 https://x.com/AsMirry/status/1864048941626495149
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Replying to @Azadux
🐋 as an homage 😅
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RT @KenPfeuffer: User study recap of below post:
We tested 4 atomic bimanual manipulation techniques (video).
Overall speed: similar acro…
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Replying to @Azadux
I don’t know… no whale! /s
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Replying to @Miles90234527, @InAbsolutePeace and @ednewtonrex
And if you don’t feel like reading the whole thing, the 5 :
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Replying to @pierreguilluy, @kentbye, @sjpiper145 and @crowd_supply
☕️ https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/9631084537 ?
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RT @StanDehaene: Réenchanter les mathématiques à l’école !
Ce cycle de conférences du Collège de France @cdf1530, ouvert à tous, est organ…
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Replying to @0xca0a
Check @bitbybit_dev with its improved @threejs support, as developer the path to parametric design might be something you can resonate more easily, for 3D printing and otherwise. I model quite a bit using Blender but OpenSCAD and now BitByBit are very powerful for flexibility.
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Replying to @sjpiper145, @technobaboo, @crowd_supply and @home_assistant
Will document whatever I try on https://fabien.benetou.fr/Cookbook/Electronics
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Replying to @sjpiper145, @technobaboo and @crowd_supply
Might also make it a @Home_Assistant Thing based on e.g ESP32 C6 (for Zigbee support)
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Replying to @kentbye, @sjpiper145 and @crowd_supply
I’ll try to get a timelapse in the dark while skating, might actually looks aesthetically interesting. I’ll definitely get idea from @pierreGuilluy who is building MadMapper https://madmapper.com/gallery/ and more!
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Can’t wait to customize my ice skates, roller blades, quads, or backpack or… so many things! 🤩
“GlowStitch LEDs - Flexible, chainable, easy-to-use, machine-sewable micro-LED strips that require no soldering or code” https://www.crowdsupply.com/makerqueenau/glowstitch-leds by @sjpiper145 via @crowd_supply
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RT @sjpiper145: New set of free skill tree posters available: Crafting! Color in the boxes as you go and get inspired to try new things.…
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Replying to @crowd_supply and @QorvoInc
Can’t believe it… I was in Portland last week and somehow I manage not to visit you guys! :'(
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Learning, from mathematics to ice skating, from politics to linguistics, is solely about more efficiently compressing or dilating space-time.
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Replying to @Miles90234527, @InAbsolutePeace and @ednewtonrex
The industrial implementation of GenAI, not theoretical research IMHO. I wrote a short piece about this so would appreciate your opinion on it https://fabien.benetou.fr/Analysis/AgainstPoorArtificialIntelligencePractices would you chance the proposed 5 rules?
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Replying to @utopiah
Tracking oven temperature via HomeAssistant
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Replying to @InAbsolutePeace and @ednewtonrex
The point precisely is that AI per se isn’t the problem, poorly trained (no attribution), used (hiding the process) and monetized (race to monopoly on VC backed losses) AI is.
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RT @neilturkewitz: “A world where artists cannot invest in and be rewarded for their work is a world with less creativity and fewer people…
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RT @evgenymorozov: Sharp critique of today’s AI from Brian Eno https://www.bostonreview.net/forum_response/ais-walking-dog/
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Replying to @josethevrtech
That said I do have prototypes on WebXR + IoT e.g https://video.benetou.fr/w/a2EjzSyi5gfxYwjRHAfejD and it’s pretty fun! Things in place, controlling the house directly.
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Replying to @josethevrtech
If there is ONE thing, one, that I expect from my home robot it’s precisely NOT to need me to control it. I start it when I leave the place.
What I do want to control though, and do it for fun from time to time is Mario Kart https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/mario-kart-live-home-circuit-mario-set/
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Replying to @stephen_hawes_
How does it compare to e.g. V-One by Voltera?
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Replying to @mrdbourke
It sounds finicky, and @liquidizer like others know I can be very annoying with this kind of details, but I don’t believe it’s superficial, in the sense that the value precisely comes from tracking hard to track items, not the “obvious” one facing us constantly.
My 2 cents.
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Replying to @mrdbourke
So… no, not “Tracking every item in my house” I’d argue.
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Replying to @mrdbourke
Hate to be that guy but… most of my stuff, at least the hard to track stuff, is not visible. It’s hidden in drawers, boxes within boxes, in the attic, etc.
This is very cool but in terms of actual practice, it’s the tip of the iceberg IMHO.
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RT @timnitGebru: Overwhelmed by the number of organizations working on “artificial general intelligence” to “benefit all of humanity.”
Op…
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Replying to @bitbybit_dev
cc @threejs 🔥
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Replying to @openmarkets, @ycombinator and @garrytan
They care for consumers as long as the behavior is in fine to secure rent extraction. Again, at least that my personal understanding of the reality of VCs, not something broader about market efficiency.
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