XzAeRosho

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by XzAeRosho 4y ago
I wish more frameworks or tools offered a landing page as good as this project.
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
Congratulations! Looks like a really cool project. So, if I get this right, this should be a drop-in replacement for current SSH servers? I get that an adapter has to be built to support sshd config files, but is that the ultimate goal here
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
I've been using a paid Teamviewer license to manage a fleet of Raspberry Pi 3b+ (50+ devices installed, 50+ incoming), doing some monitoring behind either a 3G/4G router or behind a firewalled enterprise NAT. So far, it has been t
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
That sucks. I was thinking of ways to prevent that, but without adding a bunch of ifs it kind of kills the minimalistic approach of the original code.
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
As usual whenever there's an AWS outage
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
That's interesting! I've been working for almost 8 years in (propietary/customized) IoT platforms for energy efficiency and sustainability projects, and what you are doing sounds exciting. Is there any limit on what you consi
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
That's the million dollar question
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
I just checked on FF Android, and the examples worked fine. Maybe it's related to the Android version you're running? I'm currently on Android 11.
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
- Massive bandwidth (up to 50 Gigabit/s in certain configurations). - Allows real concurrent connections (one "antenna" can connect simultaneously multiple clients vs. the switch that Wifi does for each client). - The above i
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
Expanding on this reply, you can think of Kernel Modules as Windows drivers. Most of the time they are meant to be used as an interface on which you can communicate from the OS with an underlying device more easily .
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
Congrats on the launch! Fantastic website by the way. How are you planning to reach out to students in high school? The Pre-U market in Chile at least is brutal, and there are so many competitors that I imagine it might be hard to get some
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
Hi Daniel, congrats on the launch! Is Sitenna US only? My FIL works on the telecom industry in South America doing location scouting for antennas, data centers, etc. He would really love something like this.
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
Congrats on the launch! I wanted to give some feedback on the pricing page: it's very vague, to the point I don't know how much I will end paying if I go over the 500k values (is that the free tier?). Also, this is only for data m
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
Congrats on the launch! As a previous corporate traveller, I agree with your value proposition. As a software engineer I was astounded by the very lacking systems we have here in South America. Most of the travel stuff was managed via email
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
They mostly come bundled with laptops, which your parents and most users will buy without even caring about it.
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
Indeed it does. The only downside of this is that the resulting binary is (at least in my case) almost tripled in size compared to Pyinstaller (5MB vs 14.6MB). But I can live with that. Still doesn't statically link C libraries (or at
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
The only problem I have found with Pyinstaller is that their "standalone" builds still depends on certain libraries that will change with the version of Python in the host OS, such as the glibc library, or others. The proposed sol
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by XzAeRosho 5y ago
It's not about the randomness of the results, it's about optimizing the speed of the original query.
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
>Right but for a virus that integrates into the genome once it takes hold it's game over. The same could be said about any other successful vaccine, like Polio and Measles vaccines. Not that those diseases behave like HIV, but the w
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
WSL2 explicitly didn't support GUI apps, even though you can do it with workarounds. Officially GUI support is coming "really soon"™ [1]. [1] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/whats-new-in-the-..
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
I mean, it looks like a nice tool if you take it to debug on-site devices.
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
Just minor feedback. Was looking for the pricing, and the description for the paid tier is kind of vague when mentioning "2x Increased resource limits". 2x increase compared to what? Otherwise, looks really nice and will give it a
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
Recording different takes, and then piece different parts of those takes and create one final "perfect" take.
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
Blog post here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/free-privacy-first-analytics-for... Important points: * Live now for all paying customers. * No specific date for free-tier customers. * You will be able to use this without DNS c
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
I mean, there's a long track of the US meddling in other countries elections [1], so I wouldn't rule out attempts to countries like Russia. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
>This library is mainly developed in C++ and CUDA (with some C# tools) This is built in top of CUDA. It's a library with built-in algorithms and components, that seems to aim to ease the pain of writing CUDA apps. The problem is tha
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
How Python dependency management can be improved at this point? Should we hold our breath for Python 4 to solve it?
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
I'm also curious about what will happen with Flutter in the long term. I mean, Flutter is an SDK, and the other is an UI toolkit, but I don't see how Flutter UI will remain relevant, specially since Jetpack might take over.
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
Send me an email if you ever want to do a collaboration here in Chile :) victor (at) vgr.cl
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by XzAeRosho 6y ago
I founded a small company in my country doing this exact same format, but for energy and energy efficiency. We have currently worked with our government and several other agencies, plus some overseas companies, and the struggles are basical

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