Evidlo

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   by Evidlo 4y ago

   PonyORM is sort of like Django's
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   by Evidlo 4y ago

   Alternatively you could compile to/write for a virtual machine.
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   Show HN: Share your screen to a projector/TV with only a web-browser(github.com)

   3 points by Evidlo 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Evidlo 4y ago

   There seem to be REST apis that are specific to Gitlab/Github like [0]. There's also isomorphic-git [1], which is git client implemented in Javascript. [0]: https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-13-a-simpler-a
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   Show HN: Web-based screencast receiver(github.com)

   1 points by Evidlo 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Evidlo 4y ago

   Cool idea. Include an about page somewhere. Where do you pull the questions from? Also a random idea is that you allow people to save their entry directly into a git repo, which feels a bit safer than browser storage. I think there'
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   by Evidlo 4y ago

   Octave is also nice as a calculator
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   by Evidlo 4y ago

   You mean PayPal representatives?
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   by Evidlo 4y ago

   Also see Qucs-S, which is a GUI for ngspice and a few other engines. https://ra3xdh.github.io/
10. 340.▲
    by Evidlo 4y ago

    Well you can still do USB2.0 over USB-C for all your low-speed, low-power gadgets.
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    by Evidlo 4y ago

    I used to use org-mode for things like notes/documentation, but when I tried to incorporate it into anything collaborative it didn't go so great. Support outside of emacs is limited, so when you don't get any of your fancy TO
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    by Evidlo 4y ago

    Maybe he means ip camera.
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    by Evidlo 4y ago

    You should make the <code> tags scrollable. The right half of your snippets are cut off on mobile and I can't scroll to see them.
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    by Evidlo 4y ago

    What was the original intent of open relays? Why allow emails without authentication?
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    13 year-old Killer Released After 28 Years Behind Bars(cbsnews.com)

    2 points by Evidlo 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    You could also do arrow keys for selecting column/row and wasd for moving it.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    OK, it looks like there is still some weirdness if you look at it too closely, like extra fingers or gross faces.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    I'm surprised how coherent most of these drawings are, instead of some warped monstronsity like you see from deepdream or thisanimedoesnotexist. Most of them have a theme that makes sense, too.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    People prefer to use their own development environments, and the microcontroller family we have designed assignments around (Atmel AVR) has a cross-platform toolchain.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    Why do people buy laptops that don't have this stuff already on it? I run an engineering course and it's almost comical how often students have to set aside their $2000 Macbooks and use the desktop workstations because they forgot
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    Its not quite the same. I don't need to download a special host script to charge my phone on a friend's computer.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    See also the from-scratch Thinkpad battery with an ATTiny85: https://github.com/iam4722202468/ThinkpadBattery
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    I have a similar question. How would you track an animal like a rat in a one acre plot of land to something like 10cm accuracy? Could decawave work for this? What if the rat goes behind a tree?
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    I find certbot a PITA to use and maintain despite the EFF's efforts. And caddy is still not available in the Debian repos.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    Also Feather: https://github.com/wesm/feather
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    At least with animal subjects, you can ensure that the health, age, and severity of the 'injury' is exactly the same with all subjects. You'll never get that with humans even if you have plenty of volunteers.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    No, it uses Yocto/OpenEmbedded.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    > There are many evolutionary layers and no formal specification or verification; There is a specification, but it's very complicated.
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    What's the advantage of doing this with a filled aperture vs using synthetic aperture with satellites?
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    by Evidlo 5y ago

    Here is a picture of the fossil: https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/210907153715-03-titan...