A bit handwavy, but given the inherent torque advantage of electric, I doubt torque is an issue. If anything, a lot of EVs would probably do better with a touch less torque.

Source: https://yasa.com/technology/

Does the AI run locally?

For anyone who might find it useful, here's a Reddit thread from 3 years ago on a few concerns about SeaFile I'd love to see revisited with some updated discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/wzdp2p/are_ther...

https://manual.seafile.com/13.0/extension/seafile-ai/

Is it possible to get some help on this? Posted some messages to the #general and #development channels on Discord (you mentioned in your very helpful comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42536302 that's the go-to for support) but am not getting any response. I'd even be happy to make a fat donation or pay for some support here.

Also out of curiosity, have you guys considered providing an official release that is configured this way, perhaps gated behind a giant "Proceed at your own risk" banner? Is your reasoning here influenced by a perception that providing root access without enough friction might weaken your bid for Play Integrity recognition or your chances of individual app developers like banks treating your OS on equally trusted footing as Google's?

Restoring them would also cause repeated wear and tear, and potentially erasing clues we haven't recognised as important yet.

Making replicas is more suitable: the public can also touch and use them as well.

But why is it the Windows installation is to execute a script off the Internet with bypassed security isolations?

powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex"

One distinction of the GreenArrays chip is that they claim it is very energy-efficient.

Not after factoring in the 35%-50% tarrif Trump has imposed on many Canadian goods.