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I bought the glove in December 2024. I had a wrist issue, and using the glove solved the issue. It’s pretty uncommon for an ergonomic keyboard to be made for people with small hands (16 cm height), and the Glove80 is perfect for that.

Could you elaborate why?

The PyTorch version of Pi Zero is available in the LeRobot library on Hugging Face: https://huggingface.co/blog/pi0. You can find the library on GitHub here: https://github.com/huggingface/lerobot

River, online machine learning in python: https://github.com/online-ml/river

Completely agree with you, I think one of key missing feature is remote develop

I use finary, I can monitor in one app my finances

https://boring-guy.sh/ I write sometimes about machine learning

- GitHub

- GitHub copilot

- ChatGPT

- Mathpix (LaTeX OCR)

- Language tool (multilingual grammar checker)

- Neovim

- Weight and bias (monitoring tools for machine learning models)

Tinybird is perfect, I use it for a couple of months. The interface is clear, minimalist, and easy to use. https://www.tinybird.co/starter-kits/web-analytics

1. Open Ai spinning up

2. Reinforcement Learning an introduction, Sutton & Barto

3. For the implementation: CleanRL is pretty neat for understanding

4. David Silver's RL playlist

PyO3 is the key actor, in this rust-binding trend.

Regulating but not innovating. Always the same story, always the same result ..

That's amazing! This model is a huge opportunity to create annotated data (with decent quality) for just a few dollars. People will iterate more quickly with this kind of foundation model.

Be honest, expose the strength and weaknesses. I think the main interest to submit a project on Hackernews, is the discussion in the comment section. The feedback helps a lot to improve the submitted project.

I would advise you to ride a bike, of course if it's raining it's less pleasant but in reality you don't notice it too much. I've been cycling a lot for the last two years, I'm in good shape with a good cardio, I've also visited my region and discovered some beautiful places.

If you prefer to be indoors I recommend Zwift [1].

[1] https://us.zwift.com/

Bicycle, I bought gravel last spring. It was a revelation, I love getting on my bike in the morning, leaving the city, and heading out to the country roads.

Otherwise, I read, spend time with my family, cook new dishes, or code things that I like at the moment.

I've read the Wikipedia page, that's insightful! I'll read the book, thank you.

How did we go from 10 employees for 1 manager to 4.7:1?

Thank you, this is a self-portrait of me during a moment of boredom during the lockdown in 2020.

My personal blog: https://boring-guy.sh/

I don't publish frequently, but when I do, I aim to cover underrepresented topics.

Dopamine detox, I'm going to stop coca cola zero, open twitter/Reddit/HN 30 times. Avoid being exposed to a recommendation system (youtube, Netflix etc ...)

The benefit of rmt over trash-cli is that rmt has almost the same set of arguments as the rm command, and it is easier to alias between rm and rmt than thrash-cli. Also, rmt is written in rust and, therefore, more easily installable because you have to move the binary to usr/local/bin than trash-cli; it is necessary to install a python interpreter.

Yes

It support Linux and MacOS and it use a different trash location (.trash_rmt)