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Stumbled upon this relevant Andreas Antonopoulos quote
One of the little mental things I like to throw out, like a memetic idea is what happens when you combine ride hailing services with autonomous vehicles with decentralized autonomous organizations and cryptocurrencies. You could have a self-owning, self driving taxi[...]
That's interesting. I've never seen food composting machines before, but the instructions of adding sawdust and microbes reminds me of a different type of composting machine-- composting toilets.
These toilets have a solid waste compartment where the user is expected to fill with sawdust (or coconut coir) and the mixture must be agitated after each use with the external hand crank. There's also a fan in there to cycle the air. Similar concept to food composting I suppose. I would love to learn more.
Is this Civilization? I played a round of Civ VI years ago. Did you win? How many hours did the game take?
I had to buy one again, because one of my brothers ended up with the original one we had from 1996. Now I'm going through game lists online and compiling my own list of games I want to play. There are a bunch I never finished, and a lot that looked interesting but I never got to play.
Surprisingly there are a lot of games I never heard of, including some Japan exclusives and ROM hacks that I'm learning about. It's a whole new exciting rabbit hole!
Lately I've been preferring Pocketbase/Pocketpages/Datastar/Bulma.css. It's sqlite based, server rendered html which is not right for every project but it's been handling my mid-sized website really well. (5K-25K requests per hour on a $20/mo VPS) I prompt a lot of it-- GPT-4o mini is good with ejs and bulma.
I just watched a couple videos from Boston Dynamics and it looks like they changed the leg design since the last I saw. Now the knee can bend either direction, and from the product features video now it makes sense. Humans have to do a lot of turning of their whole body just to face what they're looking at, but with these reversible knees, now Atlas can go back and forth between two points and only turn their head and their arms. It's for efficiency and it's fascinating!
I'm working on a big https://multiplayer.yoga/ update.
- adding dark mode
- adding 5 new poses
- switching out the model with a smooth one I rigged using rigify in Blender
- switching from
<model-viewer>to three.js - removing TTS pose prompts
- adding pose prompts with my pre-recorded voice (howler.js)
- adding membership payments (thinking of using either btcpayserver or zaprite)
- adding avatar customization
I like it! I'm curious, how do you gauge sentiment and differentiate short-term and long-term?
Sure, buddy. Whatever you say.
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