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@MikuJasha Is that a heterochromia or just a lazy eye? 😉

@FedeItaliano76 Could work as an illustration for Sagan's Contact

'The earth is listening' (1988) by Soviet painter Mikhail Pyaskovsky

@Olimex I think you should consider it a compliment )

The customs in India stopped our iMX8 dev board sent to customer and claim the price is too low and out of the matket price. I do wonder who they compare our price with :)))))

@RosmoRobot Nice! Can you do "satellite" movement, circling the object while keeping the same side facing it? Like what the camera drones do in the air.

Added a ESP32s3 cam too.

@ArtemGoutsoul @vladmakes What does GDPR say about training models on your customers' data?

@vladmakes In GDPR privacy is not opt-in, it's by default.

This is pretty cursed

@FedeItaliano76 Looks like a soviet take on the statue of liberty

What is it? First thought, no Googling

@adrianbowyer I don't. I infer it from different bits of data, among which is your ability to claim consciousness, and intra species similarities (with myself)

@adrianbowyer How does one know if animals are conscious?

@jlpouffier @home_assistant Yup, that's correct. But while vacuuming is in progress the base station consumes next to nothing. So it would have to be kept on while the vacuum is working.

@anverxt @home_assistant Not an expert in smart vacuum, but I’m pretty sure the vacuum needs to communication to its dock to operate 🤔 Maybe I’m wrong

Automation idea: Don’t dock your vacuum cleaner right away. Park it and wait until your off peak hours to charge it cheaper. I don’t think I’ll build it, it seems overkill. It’s funny to know it’s dead simple to do with @home_assistant if I really wanted to.

@LuDoSs_ttv @LayerLux3D @testedcom @donttrythis @nchan Those can be sorted passively too. Another ramp with a narrow slit first for M3, then a wider slit for M4 and so on

@LayerLux3D @testedcom @donttrythis @nchan When m4 and m5? 😅

You guys like Gridfinity I heard. So here is the Gridfinity version of my amazing M3 bolt-sorter! Enjoy! makerworld.com/en/models/4524… #gridfinity @testedcom @donttrythis @nchan

@eliotpeper @hannu You say that "it's not the same thing only faster", that it is a qualitative change rather than quantitative. But why? where is the evidence? Sure no human can read all the books, or spit out words at a comparable rate, but that's still quantity.

Why one of the default arguments in the AI copyright debate doesn’t make sense—powerful new technology requires powerful new social and legal conventions.

@MikuJasha Slick 😎

@adrianbowyer Your assumption here is that artificial neural networks are sufficiently similar to natural ones to make inferences. Not sure if this is correct.

@driscollis Can we already forget that md5 ever existed and use sha256 for everything or is there a performance hit when hashing large files for example?

@anverxt That's a good point!

Did you know that #Python has a package built-in for creating MD5 and SHA hashes? Check it out:

@yawaramin As long as you don't mind name collisions

Put this in your shell init script: function rm () { mv "$@" /tmp } Thank me later.

@CrazyObjects @yawaramin Most of the time /tmp is memory mapped anyway

@yawaramin problematic if you have ore than one disk

@FedeItaliano76 looks really complicated )

@anverxt en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_…

The Church of Saint John in Sohrol, Iran, a 5th- or 6th-century Armenian Catholic rebuilt in 1840 by Samson Makintsev