CharlieTrigger

Just installed the MapEV tune on my 2022 Taycan Cross Turismo 4. Wanted to share my experience so far.

• Shipping was super fast (1day), despite holiday season.
• Contact by e-mail with Dmitri and Dennis with MapEV was super friendly.
• Using their diagnostic tool to read OBD2 and be able to clear fault codes is super easy with 12 eu cable from Amazon.
• Installation including clearing OBD2 fault codes took 45 minutes. Had to buy a triple square m8 socket.
• Car/power went from 'pretty quick' to 'holy moly!!'.

Ask me anything!

Dear community members,

A request for input of your thoughts. Especially thoughts on how well Flutterflow works for building business web applications. Compared to using tools like Wappler or Laravel or any of the alternatives.

To me building a mobile app in Flutterflow is completely clear: you build a slick UI in FF in a couple of hours and use either Firebase or Supabase as a db and backend. I like sql style database building, so I pick Supabase.

But for building Webapps I don't really see the workflow. In a tool like Wappler you can make complex backend workflows (called server actions) and interact with your db, api's, creat binary files etc etc. And these workflows are not exposed

I have recently decided to buy a wireless IR tracking set by Delanclip. Before my purchase I pondered for quite a while if Delanclip would be worth it over free face tracking with neuraltrack in opentrack or aitrack etc.

Coming from flying DCS in VR, but finding VR too much of a struggle (but amazing at the same time) I wanted to have a simple pancake setup. So I can simply fly for 45 minutes, instead of fiddle with VR and settings for 30 minutes and fly for 15.

So I used both AItrack and Neuraltracker for a while. Works quite well. Especially considering it is free! BUT, I always had the feeling that it was quite jittery and it was much much harder to track a bandit and keep eyes on in BF

I went for the FC3 to FC2024 upgrade, yesterday. And I have to say I think it's awesome.

For a very casual DCS player it offers a really cool set of planes. Just dug into the mig 15bis. I never considered that plane as a FF module. But as it was included, I figured to give it a try.

Super simple to take off and land, and quite challenging for BFM. Feels amazing. Little time to invest for a good outcome.

Might be good for servers like ECW, as well.

Happy flying!

Hi there fellow DCS players,

Lately I have been experiencing stuttering when near or on the ground. It does not seem map or aircraft specific. I am currently running F15C user made training missions on Caucasus and experience the stuttering.

I have a lenovo laptop with an AMD 5800H, 64GB ram, rtx 3080 and 2TB m2 ssd. And a 4k 42inch tv. And I use a Logitech cam and neuralnettracker with opentrack.

Lowering graphical settings seems to bump up fps to 180, but the drops to 30 or 40 or less keep persisting.

No high cpu or memory usage visible in task monitor on w11. GPU usage is 95% cpu 30 or 40.

What can be done to debug such an issue?

Happens on both MT preview and ST. Running the s

Hi there fellow Langchainers,

I have created an agent in a ipynb. Works great and by simply adding LANGCHAIN_TRACING_V2 = os.getenv("LANGCHAIN_TRACING_V2") LANGCHAIN_PROJECT = os.getenv("LANGCHAIN_PROJECT") LANGCHAIN_ENDPOINT = os.getenv("LANGCHAIN_ENDPOINT") LANGCHAIN_API_KEY = os.getenv("LANGCHAIN_API_KEY") and adding these values to the .env file and

from langsmith import Client client = Client()

Every agent_executor.invoke({"input": "input query here"})["output"]

is nicely logged in Langsmith.

But when I wrap this same agent in a fastapi application with uvicorn, it doesn't work. The agent works fine, I can use the agent through Postman just fine. But nothing is logged in Langsmith

Hi there fellow DCS-ers, Not sure if this has been posted before. But I stumbled on this awesome opensource package by iVideoGameBoss.

https://github.com/iVideoGameBoss/PhoenixHeadTracker

This enables you to use an Xreal Air (Augmented reality glasses) for DCS in conjunction with OpenTrack. I tried it on my laptop, just now. I think it's awesome. It doesn't track moving back and forth, but it does the pitch and jaw really good.

Compared to my Reverb G2 v2 the image is much much clearer and colors have much more depth. Also the FPS is, by comparison, through the roof! Obviously it is not 3D, so it in that sense nothing like VR.

What's really appealing to me is that you can see through th