It's just not currently cost-effective to use AI in this way, I see it over and over reporting false positives. You then need to make it validate it's own false positives which adds more cost. The goal in this case it to have a bug free app, which AI can't do effectively yet. There are other great uses for AI, though. It is great at finding and identifying known common vulnerabilities, which can be leveraged to claim bug bounties. That's where I see it being cost-effective currently.
Built for the vibes... It looks nice and i guess this is Google's answer to the Apple Neo, i expect it will be priced exactly the same $599 but will be bundled with 6 months free Gemini Pro.
I think that is more of a directional antenna approach? I’m more talking about triangulation, we used to be able to do it with cell towers and if you had 3 or more in range we could get pretty accurate location (now that seems to be locked down).
Oh, it’s been a few years, if I remember right it was an iso, I burnt to the SD and simply changed the details in a config.txt, I would have to dig out my old laptop to get the details.
The pi zero's are great. I have a bunch of them. I used to use them as a tiny server for live webcams streaming to YouTube for customers, but YouTube now have a minimum sub count before you can go live, which sucks. These boards are pretty powerful.