DevPool @DevPoolX

I've started a new company: @superlogical! We're going to begin by building a terminal multiplexer. The entire vision is much larger, but the multiplexer is the foundation. Sign up for the newsletter to get beta access and devlogs (product updates only I promise). superlogical.com

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DevPool @DevPoolX

2 months ago

@zephyr_z9 What a dumb peoppe

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DevPool @DevPoolX

2 months ago

@ATaylorFPGA @obr2021 Hey

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Nav Toor @heynavtoor

2 months ago

A single robot vacuum for one home costs $549 to $1,399 at retail. To sweep your floor. A family with two floors buys two units. That is up to $2,798. And the Clean Base bags run out. Replace them and you pay extra. Side brushes: $19.99 for a 3-pack on iRobot's own store. Filters: $36.99 for a 3-pack. Dirt disposal bags: $12.93 for a 3-pack. You are subscribing to floor cleaning in 2026. iRobot was once a $3.5 billion company built on this pricing model. It filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in December 2025. A Chinese contract manufacturer named Picea Robotics now owns 100 percent of it. Now meet OOMWOO. A free and open source alternative to Roomba. Created in June 2026 by a California founder named Dr. Ilia Ovsiannikov. Former Samsung engineer. 70 patents. He architected Samsung's second-generation neural inference accelerator for smartphones. Then he open sourced the whole robot. 44 days later the repo has 5,548 stars and 235 forks. No VCs. No paywalls. Here is what OOMWOO gives you: - 3D-printed chassis with full CAD files - 2D LiDAR mapping and SLAM navigation - ROS2 and Nav2 autonomous cleaning stack - Native Home Assistant integration for local control - ESP32 firmware and Raspberry Pi 5 brain - Gazebo simulator to test before you build - Apache 2.0 license, fork it, sell it, reuse it Here is what OOMWOO costs: The price of the parts you buy yourself. No subscription. Unlimited runs. Unlimited maps. Roomba stores your home map in the iRobot cloud. OOMWOO stores it on your Pi. Roomba j-series carries a camera. OOMWOO does not. Roomba features can be changed by the new owner in Shenzhen. OOMWOO is Apache 2.0. Here is the wildest part: In 2020, iRobot Roombas captured a photo of a woman on the toilet. Gig workers in Venezuela labeling the data for Scale AI posted 15 of the images to Facebook and Discord. MIT Technology Review broke the story in December 2022. iRobot has shared over 2 million images with data annotation firms. Your map never leaves your Raspberry Pi. Your floor plan. Your daily routine. For one apartment, you save $549. For a two-floor family, you save $2,798. 100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)

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DevPool @DevPoolX

2 months ago

Red light goes brrrr

Bull Theory @BullTheoryio

2 months ago

🚨 $1.3 TRILLION has been wiped out from US stocks as Trump reportedly considers a massive attack on Iran.

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DevPool @DevPoolX

2 months ago

Can someone explain the rise in the marketable securities trend for the google?

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Aria Radnia 🇮🇷 @ariaradnia

2 months ago

300 P/E for this btw $TSLA

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Bull Theory @BullTheoryio

2 months ago

BREAKING: Japan's 2-year bond yield hits 1.5% for the first time in 31 years.

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DevPool @DevPoolX

2 months ago

@REDBOXINDIA Tax payer supporting scam

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The Macro Paper @macropaperr

2 months ago

🇯🇵 BOJ HAS FAILED ONCE AGAIN A few weeks ago, USD/JPY reached a 40-year high. Japan responded with a statement that it's exploring ways to encourage its state pension funds to increase investments in domestic assets. Yen strengthened on this news, yields dropped, and Japanese retail opened record short positions in USD. Today, USD/JPY is back above the 162.5 level and could hit a 40-year high level soon. This means the yen will continue to weaken and Japanese businesses will suffer. And the end result of this will be Japan going into its worst recession in decades.

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Manu Awasthi @mnwsth

2 months ago

The microcontrollers that drive these things are also all 100% imported. We are trying to change that. Stay tuned.

Swarajya @SwarajyaMag

2 months ago

Every CNC machine, robot arm and EV line moves on one part: the servo drive. India builds world-class machines — the controller that moves them is still imported. What it takes to change that, in 6 slides.

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DevPool @DevPoolX

2 months ago

@Hedgeye Yeah the inflation is below expectations

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Yatin Mota @yatinmota

2 months ago

POSITIVE FOR HEG AND GRAPHITE Tokai Carbon, Japan announced yesterday a revision in graphite electrode prices of 150 yen per kg or $930/T effective October 1... first revision since reorganising its business last year Source: Tokai Carbon Official Press Release