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If you proceed here, you lose more than half your money to slippage.
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It handled a simple stylistic change in a next.js frontend quite well; found the right right file to edit, and delivered a nice change set. It had a follow-up question that was pretty unnecessary though. I think this particular task would have been easier in something like Cursor in the end, but I can see Devin's interface enabling a new set of people to contribute.
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The first thing it asks is that you setup it's dev environment. This is a bit weird, because you'd think that Devin should be able to figure out how to run "npm install".
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Thanks for the link! I might try to just draw a floorplan on a piece of paper for starters :)
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Just subscribed to Devin. Let's find out if I can retire.
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Has anyone written about how Apple TVs new "Enhance Dialogue" feature works? Secretly hoping someone is working on adding this to Plex/Jellyfin/VLC.
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Want to do the same thing! What tools/widget are you using? Any tips?
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A recent round on echo was a prospective L1 called Fogo, which takes Solana's Firedancer codebase and proposes to geographically colocate the validators to further optimize performance. This is the logical conclusion of the "users don't care about decentralization" argument.
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til there is an official rasberry pie store!
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A few sensors and lights to control, it's very much a work in progress. It does one practical thing: detect when someone takes a shower via humidity reading, then bring down the blinds on the (very exposed) bedroom window where the wardrobe is :) That actually works really well!
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good callout! I later figured out that this particular thing was a misconfiguration issue (forgot the details though). It now works pretty well for me, with the exception of my top down / bottom up blinds (i.e. you can control them both ends), which for some reason it still gets confused about, no matter how clearly I describe its functioning in the prompt :)
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what would it be most renowned for?
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all the other home automation channels seem dead / unmaintained, would love to see an active one on this platform.
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are you using a fancy sensor for the room light on/off thing (mmWave?) I've found that a regular PIR sensor is quite rough and will not trigger for someone sitting at e.g. a desk for a while.
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It had been my impression, that basically anything cool built on Ethereum in the last few years, had nothing to do with the foundation, and that seemed totally fine. The current obsession with what EF does feels strange.
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love that someone is building this
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love this direction. pretty cool there is a section on privacy too. another vector to track: is it functional talking to custom RPC nodes, or is it a dependent on third party APIs?
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homomorphic encryption is so cool, it totally breaks people's intuition about what is possible with privacy.
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But what if b eroding trust means that over a longer period, it leads to C, an outcome an order of magnitude worse that the Bs.
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