Back when I was in my tiny lab, I used to frequently end up with headaches and feel fatigued. Lo and behold, it was simply a lack of fresh air!
Thankfully that’s no longer an issue!
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Had a nostalgia moment and decided to start blogging again!
Back in the day I used to document PC builds and speakers, but now I figured it would be fun to document my IoT projects since I’m working a lot with LTM-M
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🚀 Just launched a demo of our LTE-connected IoT platform with remote programming & AI sensor analysis – no infrastructure needed!
We're looking for pilot partners: https://t.co/WqoK7xs4P1
Watch how we connect & control hardware from anywhere: https://t.co/5xb0nWgrhP
#IoT#AI
@chrypnotoad Interesting how our brain can still pick out an uncanniness to this if you’ve been an actual Minecraft player. It’s not far off though. I wonder if that uncanny feeling will be surpassed as the technology improves, or if we’ll become used to it and start to ignore it completely
We're teaming up with @brilliantlabsAR to integrate our real-time answers into Frame, their AI-enhanced glasses. You can ask about what you see, instantly — all in your line of sight.
@larianstudios If you're going to do updates separately, at least let users choose if they want to stay on the same version or not. It's as if someone came to a gaming table, and took away one person's character sheet while the others were allowed to keep on playing
Transparent AR will be the best interface for AI. Here's multimodal AI working on @brilliantlabsAR Monocle using LLaVA! And it's all open source (see 🧵👇) (1/)
@karpathy It could also be chaos 😂 but just as people discuss and negotiate to get things done in real life, these devices could do the same. Each finding some way to solve a problem without relying on plain old instructions to do so
@karpathy Devices could also start talking to each other directly. Cameras reaching out to IMUs in the system to get more motion data for image stabilization. All without host involvement, or specific programming/pairing of devices
Flex your dev muscles with #Monocle. You won't find any #AR devices company as radically open as @brilliantlabsAR. But don't just take it from us.
@hackaday: "For a commercial product, the documentation for Monocle is nothing short of outstanding."
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After >10 months, >1000 mainline commits from >100 contributors, we have a new version of MicroPython: Say hello to v1.20.0!
Congrats - and thanks! - to all involved. 🤩
So many new features, upgrades and fixes; check out the >1000 line release note!
https://t.co/e7pk6Fsdwc
Unboxing my craziest board layout yet. The 01005 pads are the tightest IPC spec + the exact tolerances of PCBWay’s pick and place machines 😅 https://t.co/t1rm3heSUu