ozfive

Wait. That's an interesting statement. "Had" is the keyword which implies dual realities.

Being able to identify both is a feat.

Yes, because... Physics and you know, Math.

I was going to grow a bunch of hydroponic greens (spinach, lettuces) and donate them to the local food bank in the Seattle area. It would have been 284 plants at a time. I talked to them about it and they said they couldn't take it because they couldn't store it. I was like, it's hydroponic and I can just cut it on the days you distribute and that would work. They still refused and only wanted to give out dry and canned food. I was disgusted.

Good luck my friend!

Wow! This is cool! Have you seen the video where they use OpenAI to analyze and give commentary on live soccer games by sending screenshots of the game to OpenAI vision API and text to speech API?

https://youtu.be/u56K4dL20gA?si=VBtBicEQ89f1l6Fv

If you have kids or grandkids or even a school nearby why not convert it into a space shuttle control board for them with an Arduino or Raspberry Pi. It would be more useful and inspiring for them.

Isn't this called cold welding in space?

Shall we get into the great vowel shift of 1450?

Yeah, check out the book "Bursts" https://barabasi.com/book/bursts

What assumptions do you believe I am making about the purpose and effectiveness of at least some of the relevant technology?

It doesn't make assumptions at all. You assume I haven't been around criminals in my lifetime. You also assume criminals aren't intelligent, and that my opinion is an assumption. I'm sorry to burst your bubble but criminals are opportunists and they are intelligent and if they are given an opportunity to assess security they certainly will. My opinion isn't an assumption it's from experience.

This can and will be used by criminals to target communities that have less tech or tech that is exploitable/circumventable. Yes I am aware that security through obscurity is not the answer.

You are absolutely correct, while reading through it I was becoming increasingly concerned that whomever wrote the description was the language writer themselves. I expect a level of attention to detail from someone who is writing their own language.

Welcome to the enshitification of everything.

Clicking links in your (wildmoose.ai) stack menu on the site doesn't close the menu on Android Chrome. The link location loads underneath though. Just a friendly heads up.

The fork me on GitHub button is too close to the create new node button on mobile.

This could easily be solved if everyone called the police when they found a lost child and let them sort it out. Also any doctor could have "break through" access along with the hospital they are at has it as well.

Riiight...

Hell hath no fury like any dev annoyed by something they could build themselves...

Some people value their time, energy, and money more. I can appreciate that you do not as we all have choices but I imagine that most people would disagree.

Also is a simple one or zero in a database column which is accessible by employees, truly being able to prove your customer accepted your terms?

It does not. Consider using services like Amazon Kinesis Firehose, which can buffer and batch logs, then periodically write them to S3.

Username checks out.

Paying the same amount as cable to not have ads seems as though it's still better than cable...

All the while Russia commits war crimes and atrocities against Ukraine.

Thank you for all of the great information!

Edward O. Wilson's book called "The Diversity Of Life" touches on the invasive species of the Hawaiian islands. I highly recommend it.

As someone who has worked on private in-flight entertainment systems I haven't heard of the story you mentioned about the GPS coordinates but I can confirm that controlling the plane would take a lot more than just getting on the RS-232 or RS-485 read-only busses the FMS sends data on.

I've been working on a RFID based music and story player for my daughter in spare time. https://www.github.com/ozfive/StoryBox

The other physical thing I built was a IR remote with a raspberry pi zero w for my Cambridge Audio CXA81 amp. I just recently put together and Android app with a couple buttons to interface to the API I wrote. https://github.com/ozfive/CXA81-IR-Remote-Server.

Both projects are mostly written in Go.

Don't get me started on the 2.5 years that I worked on custom AVOD systems for private jets and helicopters. I probably was the first person to integrate an Amazon Echo into a aircraft cabin to control the lighting/audio/video through voice over a satellite connection.