Stephen Buchanan

This is a handy fix. I wish I knew why it works, though? I presume it's because the functional standard library includes the `function` class? as per https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/header/functional

Agreed. I used a pointer. In my class, I declared a member: ``` vpt::VpTree* mVpTree = NULL; ``` And then when it came time to build the tree, I assigned...

Weird, even the example given in the documentation for a simple one-to-one relation is incorrect (https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/rqb#one-to-one)

Am I also missing something here? I can't even use a basic "send" example without Typescript errors, e.g. ``` const angleAsNumber = parseFloat(value); const buf = toBuffer({ address: config.osc.address, args:...

Thank you! Indeed, I made sure that my project used Node v22 and also @types/node ^22 and then the errors went away!

Yeah I'm using my own forked version (https://github.com/RandomStudio/tether-rplidar-rs) because it's more up to date with recent Rust versions. I submitted a Pull Request #5 but haven't seen any activity since...

OK, how to make sshd-keygen-wrapper prompt for camera permissions?

Sigh. Python. Sigh.

There is a comment at https://discuss.luxonis.com/d/5006-how-are-landmark-coordinates-really-meant-to-be-translated which simply states that "yes it is a typo", but still doesn't answer the question of which direction is positive and which is negative,...

Indeed, `pixels` does work on the Raspberry Pi 4 as mentioned, after installing the Vulkan V3D driver, but I cannot get the built-in examples from WGPU to run. The following...