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  1. CW: Shower thoughts

    @screwlisp

    See once you start saying, "Evil robots" you stop learning...

    "... a completely different crazy idea would be for medium sized softwares to take in formally proven first order logic"

    That's exactly what #Kona is.
    Every response has a mathematical proof.
    Its not #LLM

    ... But you stop learning so you would never hear of Kona 1.0
    Sad

    y indie developers. Since we are open now.

  2. CW: Shower thoughts

    @screwlisp

    See once you start saying, "Evil robots" you stop learning...

    "... a completely different crazy idea would be for medium sized softwares to take in formally proven first order logic"

    That's exactly what #Kona is.
    Every response has a mathematical proof.
    Its not #LLM

    ... But you stop learning so you would never hear of Kona 1.0
    Sad

    y indie developers. Since we are open now.

  3. CW: Shower thoughts

    @screwlisp

    See once you start saying, "Evil robots" you stop learning...

    "... a completely different crazy idea would be for medium sized softwares to take in formally proven first order logic"

    That's exactly what #Kona is.
    Every response has a mathematical proof.
    Its not #LLM

    ... But you stop learning so you would never hear of Kona 1.0
    Sad

    y indie developers. Since we are open now.

  4. Es ist nun offiziell die #Jahreszeit angebrochen, in der unser #Kona bei 100%-Ladung eine #Reichweite von > 500 km anzeigt.

    #Hurra
    #Solarpower

  5. Es ist nun offiziell die #Jahreszeit angebrochen, in der unser #Kona bei 100%-Ladung eine #Reichweite von > 500 km anzeigt.

    #Hurra
    #Solarpower

  6. Es ist nun offiziell die #Jahreszeit angebrochen, in der unser #Kona bei 100%-Ladung eine #Reichweite von > 500 km anzeigt.

    #Hurra
    #Solarpower

  7. Es ist nun offiziell die #Jahreszeit angebrochen, in der unser #Kona bei 100%-Ladung eine #Reichweite von > 500 km anzeigt.

    #Hurra
    #Solarpower

  8. #apple #carplay seems to be broken with #ios 26.4.
    Tried deleting the pairing and remaking it. No difference. I still can’t connect to the #kona. Anyone else seeing the issue or is it just me?
    #iphone

  9. #apple #carplay seems to be broken with #ios 26.4.
    Tried deleting the pairing and remaking it. No difference. I still can’t connect to the #kona. Anyone else seeing the issue or is it just me?
    #iphone

  10. #apple #carplay seems to be broken with #ios 26.4.
    Tried deleting the pairing and remaking it. No difference. I still can’t connect to the #kona. Anyone else seeing the issue or is it just me?
    #iphone

  11. #apple #carplay seems to be broken with #ios 26.4.
    Tried deleting the pairing and remaking it. No difference. I still can’t connect to the #kona. Anyone else seeing the issue or is it just me?
    #iphone

  12. #apple #carplay seems to be broken with #ios 26.4.
    Tried deleting the pairing and remaking it. No difference. I still can’t connect to the #kona. Anyone else seeing the issue or is it just me?
    #iphone

  13. That's me finally ordered the #Kia #EV4 Air trim today, went for blue, the red was a bit too dark. Collection date is 30th June when my current #Motability lease comes to an end on my #Hyundai #Kona.

    I'd say if yer on the #MotabilityScheme and able to order yer next vehicle now, get to yer local KIA dealer before Wednesday 1st April, when the advance payment is due to change. Given the popularity o this vehicle, I'm expecting that to increase. Don't forget to give it a test drive!

  14. That's me finally ordered the #Kia #EV4 Air trim today, went for blue, the red was a bit too dark. Collection date is 30th June when my current #Motability lease comes to an end on my #Hyundai #Kona.

    I'd say if yer on the #MotabilityScheme and able to order yer next vehicle now, get to yer local KIA dealer before Wednesday 1st April, when the advance payment is due to change. Given the popularity o this vehicle, I'm expecting that to increase. Don't forget to give it a test drive!

  15. That's me finally ordered the #Kia #EV4 Air trim today, went for blue, the red was a bit too dark. Collection date is 30th June when my current #Motability lease comes to an end on my #Hyundai #Kona.

    I'd say if yer on the #MotabilityScheme and able to order yer next vehicle now, get to yer local KIA dealer before Wednesday 1st April, when the advance payment is due to change. Given the popularity o this vehicle, I'm expecting that to increase. Don't forget to give it a test drive!

  16. That's me finally ordered the #Kia #EV4 Air trim today, went for blue, the red was a bit too dark. Collection date is 30th June when my current #Motability lease comes to an end on my #Hyundai #Kona.

    I'd say if yer on the #MotabilityScheme and able to order yer next vehicle now, get to yer local KIA dealer before Wednesday 1st April, when the advance payment is due to change. Given the popularity o this vehicle, I'm expecting that to increase. Don't forget to give it a test drive!

  17. That's me finally ordered the #Kia #EV4 Air trim today, went for blue, the red was a bit too dark. Collection date is 30th June when my current #Motability lease comes to an end on my #Hyundai #Kona.

    I'd say if yer on the #MotabilityScheme and able to order yer next vehicle now, get to yer local KIA dealer before Wednesday 1st April, when the advance payment is due to change. Given the popularity o this vehicle, I'm expecting that to increase. Don't forget to give it a test drive!

  18. Here's what to know as the scope of damage from #Hawaii's #floods becomes clearer

    By AUDREY McAVOY and GENE JOHNSON
    March 23, 2026 at 3:18 pm PDT

    HONOLULU — "The worst #flooding to hit Hawaii in two decades swept homes off their foundations, floated cars out of driveways and left floors, walls and counters covered in thick, reddish volcanic mud.

    "Crews continued to assess the destruction Monday, but authorities said hundreds of homes had been damaged, along with some schools and a hospital.

    "No deaths have been reported, but more than 230 people had to be rescued. Rain continued to the southeastern part of the state and a section of the #BigIsland was under a #FlashFlood warning.

    "Gov. Josh Green said the cost of the storm could top $1 billion, including damage to airports, schools, roads, homes and a Maui hospital in Kula. He called it the state’s most serious since flooding since 2004, when floods in Manoa inundated homes and a University of Hawaii library.

    "On Oahu's North Shore, famed for big wave surfing, the waters rose quickly after midnight Friday as heavy rains fell on soil already saturated by downpours from a winter storm a week earlier. Raging waters lifted homes and cars. The storm prompted evaluation orders for 5,500 people north of Honolulu — though they were later lifted — and more than 230 people were rescued from the rising waters.

    "Some residents fled on surfboards as water reached waist or chest high.

    "Farms around the state reported more than $9.4 million worth of damage as of Monday, according to a survey conducted by Agriculture Stewardship Hawaii, the Hawaii Farm Bureau and other organizations. Oahu farmers reported more than $2.7 million in crop damage.
    Winter storm systems brought severe deluges

    "Officials blamed some of the devastation on the sheer amount of rain that fell in a short amount of time.

    "Parts of Oahu received 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 centimeters), the National Weather Service said. That was on top of another recent storm that had dumped vast amounts days earlier. Kaala, the island’s highest peak, got nearly 16 inches (40 centimeters) late last week, on top of 26.6 inches (67.6 centimeters) between March 10 and 16.

    "Winter storm systems known as '#Kona lows,' which feature southerly or southwesterly winds that bring in moisture-laden air, have been responsible for the deluges in the past two weeks. The intensity and frequency of heavy rains in Hawaii have increased amid human-caused #GlobalWarming, experts say.

    "The worst of the storms appeared to be over by Sunday afternoon."

    Read more:
    kiro7.com/news/heres-what-know

    #KonaStorm #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe

  19. Here's what to know as the scope of damage from #Hawaii's #floods becomes clearer

    By AUDREY McAVOY and GENE JOHNSON
    March 23, 2026 at 3:18 pm PDT

    HONOLULU — "The worst #flooding to hit Hawaii in two decades swept homes off their foundations, floated cars out of driveways and left floors, walls and counters covered in thick, reddish volcanic mud.

    "Crews continued to assess the destruction Monday, but authorities said hundreds of homes had been damaged, along with some schools and a hospital.

    "No deaths have been reported, but more than 230 people had to be rescued. Rain continued to the southeastern part of the state and a section of the #BigIsland was under a #FlashFlood warning.

    "Gov. Josh Green said the cost of the storm could top $1 billion, including damage to airports, schools, roads, homes and a Maui hospital in Kula. He called it the state’s most serious since flooding since 2004, when floods in Manoa inundated homes and a University of Hawaii library.

    "On Oahu's North Shore, famed for big wave surfing, the waters rose quickly after midnight Friday as heavy rains fell on soil already saturated by downpours from a winter storm a week earlier. Raging waters lifted homes and cars. The storm prompted evaluation orders for 5,500 people north of Honolulu — though they were later lifted — and more than 230 people were rescued from the rising waters.

    "Some residents fled on surfboards as water reached waist or chest high.

    "Farms around the state reported more than $9.4 million worth of damage as of Monday, according to a survey conducted by Agriculture Stewardship Hawaii, the Hawaii Farm Bureau and other organizations. Oahu farmers reported more than $2.7 million in crop damage.
    Winter storm systems brought severe deluges

    "Officials blamed some of the devastation on the sheer amount of rain that fell in a short amount of time.

    "Parts of Oahu received 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 centimeters), the National Weather Service said. That was on top of another recent storm that had dumped vast amounts days earlier. Kaala, the island’s highest peak, got nearly 16 inches (40 centimeters) late last week, on top of 26.6 inches (67.6 centimeters) between March 10 and 16.

    "Winter storm systems known as '#Kona lows,' which feature southerly or southwesterly winds that bring in moisture-laden air, have been responsible for the deluges in the past two weeks. The intensity and frequency of heavy rains in Hawaii have increased amid human-caused #GlobalWarming, experts say.

    "The worst of the storms appeared to be over by Sunday afternoon."

    Read more:
    kiro7.com/news/heres-what-know

    #KonaStorm #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe

  20. Here's what to know as the scope of damage from #Hawaii's #floods becomes clearer

    By AUDREY McAVOY and GENE JOHNSON
    March 23, 2026 at 3:18 pm PDT

    HONOLULU — "The worst #flooding to hit Hawaii in two decades swept homes off their foundations, floated cars out of driveways and left floors, walls and counters covered in thick, reddish volcanic mud.

    "Crews continued to assess the destruction Monday, but authorities said hundreds of homes had been damaged, along with some schools and a hospital.

    "No deaths have been reported, but more than 230 people had to be rescued. Rain continued to the southeastern part of the state and a section of the #BigIsland was under a #FlashFlood warning.

    "Gov. Josh Green said the cost of the storm could top $1 billion, including damage to airports, schools, roads, homes and a Maui hospital in Kula. He called it the state’s most serious since flooding since 2004, when floods in Manoa inundated homes and a University of Hawaii library.

    "On Oahu's North Shore, famed for big wave surfing, the waters rose quickly after midnight Friday as heavy rains fell on soil already saturated by downpours from a winter storm a week earlier. Raging waters lifted homes and cars. The storm prompted evaluation orders for 5,500 people north of Honolulu — though they were later lifted — and more than 230 people were rescued from the rising waters.

    "Some residents fled on surfboards as water reached waist or chest high.

    "Farms around the state reported more than $9.4 million worth of damage as of Monday, according to a survey conducted by Agriculture Stewardship Hawaii, the Hawaii Farm Bureau and other organizations. Oahu farmers reported more than $2.7 million in crop damage.
    Winter storm systems brought severe deluges

    "Officials blamed some of the devastation on the sheer amount of rain that fell in a short amount of time.

    "Parts of Oahu received 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 centimeters), the National Weather Service said. That was on top of another recent storm that had dumped vast amounts days earlier. Kaala, the island’s highest peak, got nearly 16 inches (40 centimeters) late last week, on top of 26.6 inches (67.6 centimeters) between March 10 and 16.

    "Winter storm systems known as '#Kona lows,' which feature southerly or southwesterly winds that bring in moisture-laden air, have been responsible for the deluges in the past two weeks. The intensity and frequency of heavy rains in Hawaii have increased amid human-caused #GlobalWarming, experts say.

    "The worst of the storms appeared to be over by Sunday afternoon."

    Read more:
    kiro7.com/news/heres-what-know

    #KonaStorm #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe

  21. Here's what to know as the scope of damage from #Hawaii's #floods becomes clearer

    By AUDREY McAVOY and GENE JOHNSON
    March 23, 2026 at 3:18 pm PDT

    HONOLULU — "The worst #flooding to hit Hawaii in two decades swept homes off their foundations, floated cars out of driveways and left floors, walls and counters covered in thick, reddish volcanic mud.

    "Crews continued to assess the destruction Monday, but authorities said hundreds of homes had been damaged, along with some schools and a hospital.

    "No deaths have been reported, but more than 230 people had to be rescued. Rain continued to the southeastern part of the state and a section of the #BigIsland was under a #FlashFlood warning.

    "Gov. Josh Green said the cost of the storm could top $1 billion, including damage to airports, schools, roads, homes and a Maui hospital in Kula. He called it the state’s most serious since flooding since 2004, when floods in Manoa inundated homes and a University of Hawaii library.

    "On Oahu's North Shore, famed for big wave surfing, the waters rose quickly after midnight Friday as heavy rains fell on soil already saturated by downpours from a winter storm a week earlier. Raging waters lifted homes and cars. The storm prompted evaluation orders for 5,500 people north of Honolulu — though they were later lifted — and more than 230 people were rescued from the rising waters.

    "Some residents fled on surfboards as water reached waist or chest high.

    "Farms around the state reported more than $9.4 million worth of damage as of Monday, according to a survey conducted by Agriculture Stewardship Hawaii, the Hawaii Farm Bureau and other organizations. Oahu farmers reported more than $2.7 million in crop damage.
    Winter storm systems brought severe deluges

    "Officials blamed some of the devastation on the sheer amount of rain that fell in a short amount of time.

    "Parts of Oahu received 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 centimeters), the National Weather Service said. That was on top of another recent storm that had dumped vast amounts days earlier. Kaala, the island’s highest peak, got nearly 16 inches (40 centimeters) late last week, on top of 26.6 inches (67.6 centimeters) between March 10 and 16.

    "Winter storm systems known as '#Kona lows,' which feature southerly or southwesterly winds that bring in moisture-laden air, have been responsible for the deluges in the past two weeks. The intensity and frequency of heavy rains in Hawaii have increased amid human-caused #GlobalWarming, experts say.

    "The worst of the storms appeared to be over by Sunday afternoon."

    Read more:
    kiro7.com/news/heres-what-know

    #KonaStorm #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe

  22. Here's what to know as the scope of damage from #Hawaii's #floods becomes clearer

    By AUDREY McAVOY and GENE JOHNSON
    March 23, 2026 at 3:18 pm PDT

    HONOLULU — "The worst #flooding to hit Hawaii in two decades swept homes off their foundations, floated cars out of driveways and left floors, walls and counters covered in thick, reddish volcanic mud.

    "Crews continued to assess the destruction Monday, but authorities said hundreds of homes had been damaged, along with some schools and a hospital.

    "No deaths have been reported, but more than 230 people had to be rescued. Rain continued to the southeastern part of the state and a section of the #BigIsland was under a #FlashFlood warning.

    "Gov. Josh Green said the cost of the storm could top $1 billion, including damage to airports, schools, roads, homes and a Maui hospital in Kula. He called it the state’s most serious since flooding since 2004, when floods in Manoa inundated homes and a University of Hawaii library.

    "On Oahu's North Shore, famed for big wave surfing, the waters rose quickly after midnight Friday as heavy rains fell on soil already saturated by downpours from a winter storm a week earlier. Raging waters lifted homes and cars. The storm prompted evaluation orders for 5,500 people north of Honolulu — though they were later lifted — and more than 230 people were rescued from the rising waters.

    "Some residents fled on surfboards as water reached waist or chest high.

    "Farms around the state reported more than $9.4 million worth of damage as of Monday, according to a survey conducted by Agriculture Stewardship Hawaii, the Hawaii Farm Bureau and other organizations. Oahu farmers reported more than $2.7 million in crop damage.
    Winter storm systems brought severe deluges

    "Officials blamed some of the devastation on the sheer amount of rain that fell in a short amount of time.

    "Parts of Oahu received 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 centimeters), the National Weather Service said. That was on top of another recent storm that had dumped vast amounts days earlier. Kaala, the island’s highest peak, got nearly 16 inches (40 centimeters) late last week, on top of 26.6 inches (67.6 centimeters) between March 10 and 16.

    "Winter storm systems known as '#Kona lows,' which feature southerly or southwesterly winds that bring in moisture-laden air, have been responsible for the deluges in the past two weeks. The intensity and frequency of heavy rains in Hawaii have increased amid human-caused #GlobalWarming, experts say.

    "The worst of the storms appeared to be over by Sunday afternoon."

    Read more:
    kiro7.com/news/heres-what-know

    #KonaStorm #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe

  23. @hattmann Ich fahre seit 2020 einen vollelektrischen Kona (das Vorgängermodell) und bin sehr zufrieden.
    #Elektroauto #Hyundai #Kona

  24. @hattmann Ich fahre seit 2020 einen vollelektrischen Kona (das Vorgängermodell) und bin sehr zufrieden.
    #Elektroauto #Hyundai #Kona

  25. @hattmann Ich fahre seit 2020 einen vollelektrischen Kona (das Vorgängermodell) und bin sehr zufrieden.
    #Elektroauto #Hyundai #Kona

  26. @hattmann Ich fahre seit 2020 einen vollelektrischen Kona (das Vorgängermodell) und bin sehr zufrieden.
    #Elektroauto #Hyundai #Kona

  27. #Hawaii #Kona storm sweeps state with 135-mph winds, 44 inches of rain, summit snow

    An emergency declaration was issued as a prolonged kona storm brought dangerous flooding, high winds over 100 mph and 1-2 feet of snow to the summits.

    By Emilee Speck, AccuWeather staff writer & Jesse Ferrell, AccuWeather meteorologist
    Published Mar 16, 2026

    Read more:
    accuweather.com/en/weather-for

    #HawaiiWx #FlashFlooding
    #ExtremeWeather #PowerOutages #ExtremeRain

  28. #Hawaii #Kona storm sweeps state with 135-mph winds, 44 inches of rain, summit snow

    An emergency declaration was issued as a prolonged kona storm brought dangerous flooding, high winds over 100 mph and 1-2 feet of snow to the summits.

    By Emilee Speck, AccuWeather staff writer & Jesse Ferrell, AccuWeather meteorologist
    Published Mar 16, 2026

    Read more:
    accuweather.com/en/weather-for

    #HawaiiWx #FlashFlooding
    #ExtremeWeather #PowerOutages #ExtremeRain

  29. #Hawaii #Kona storm sweeps state with 135-mph winds, 44 inches of rain, summit snow

    An emergency declaration was issued as a prolonged kona storm brought dangerous flooding, high winds over 100 mph and 1-2 feet of snow to the summits.

    By Emilee Speck, AccuWeather staff writer & Jesse Ferrell, AccuWeather meteorologist
    Published Mar 16, 2026

    Read more:
    accuweather.com/en/weather-for

    #HawaiiWx #FlashFlooding
    #ExtremeWeather #PowerOutages #ExtremeRain

  30. #Hawaii #Kona storm sweeps state with 135-mph winds, 44 inches of rain, summit snow

    An emergency declaration was issued as a prolonged kona storm brought dangerous flooding, high winds over 100 mph and 1-2 feet of snow to the summits.

    By Emilee Speck, AccuWeather staff writer & Jesse Ferrell, AccuWeather meteorologist
    Published Mar 16, 2026

    Read more:
    accuweather.com/en/weather-for

    #HawaiiWx #FlashFlooding
    #ExtremeWeather #PowerOutages #ExtremeRain

  31. #Hawaii #Kona storm sweeps state with 135-mph winds, 44 inches of rain, summit snow

    An emergency declaration was issued as a prolonged kona storm brought dangerous flooding, high winds over 100 mph and 1-2 feet of snow to the summits.

    By Emilee Speck, AccuWeather staff writer & Jesse Ferrell, AccuWeather meteorologist
    Published Mar 16, 2026

    Read more:
    accuweather.com/en/weather-for

    #HawaiiWx #FlashFlooding
    #ExtremeWeather #PowerOutages #ExtremeRain