The main consumerisation of their products are Dots or Duet. Which are similar to Meta Muse or Grokbot.
On the Enterprise-side Anthropic has partnered with Salesforce with Claudeforce.
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The main consumerisation of their products are Dots or Duet. Which are similar to Meta Muse or Grokbot.
On the Enterprise-side Anthropic has partnered with Salesforce with Claudeforce.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/1iarntp/orbit...
Fiber dailed because the telcos overbuilt and demand lagged. When Amazon introduced AWS it succeeded right away because there was lots of demand.
Jeff Bezos Ted Talk 2003 - https://youtu.be/vMKNUylmanQ
https://www.spacex.com/launches
It’s a bunch of starlink missions. With some dedicated and rideshare missions.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008863940082.html
And here is the cheap hot air rework station I use. <$15
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005989227215.html
You can even opt out of the stencil but I never do cuz it's much easier than not having it.
Wondering if it is a fork of vscode though because right now it will be competing against cursor.
I think 2014- was probably when things got more dynamic. Mobile was starting to mature, it was right before the crypto pump, iot was developing, and there were some big buy outs with whatsapp, oculus and viber.
Also, I’d say that was around the time the everything store of Amazon started gaining mainstream adoption.
Do you think that allows you to expand your market since the hardware is cheaper as you maintain great user experience? Or does that force you to go upmarket as hobbyists need only the minimal feature set?
A lot of very cheap risc-v boards like milk-v duo sbc are available now
Godspeed IFT-5
Eg if you want 5ghz then use c5, or if you want some wifi-6 so c6, etc.
Also here’s a talk by them on how to use esp as a wifi coprocessor https://youtu.be/g14aEjnjRLw?si=TgkEyJJ2_L_Shuom
There’s also adafruit airlift https://www.adafruit.com/product/4201
I started working post Ajax using jQuery using Java JSP’s (2010).