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by Yaggo 11y ago
Too bad they didn't include camera module connector (CSI). Low-latency hardware-encoded h264 stream from camera is one of the most cool features in RPi platform. The Zero would be great e.g. for FPV fying folks, if it supported camera
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by Yaggo 11y ago
It's about priorities. This [small budget] project priorities open source hw/sw, not industrial design. Good industrial design isn't cheap, easy nor comes for free.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
HTTP 1.1: 2.0 s HTTP 2.0: 1.6 s Not very dramatic diffence. Location Europe, using 4G connection. HTTP 2.0 is surely nice for initial page load but for subsequent data loads I prefer websocket (in the context of SPAs).
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by Yaggo 11y ago
The most of cheap "rasperryPi compatible touch screens" use SPI interface (GPIO) which has very limited data rate, only suitable for 320x240 / low FPS graphics without any kind of HW acceleration. HDMI compatible touch screen
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by Yaggo 11y ago
There's nothing irrationale about that. One disadvantage of the battery technology is that "half-filling" a battery doesn't half its weight. A Tesla-sized battery pack for 100 km daily trip wastes lot of energy (several
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by Yaggo 11y ago
> If you often use the gas engine, you are wasting gas hauling around extra-large batteries ... but batteries can still provide lot of gas-free kilometers before becoming a dead weight, making big contribution to your mpg.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
> if someone invented a binary format for JS that was interchangeable with the current text format We already have gzip, although even with gzip minifying is useful, because gzip isn't content-aware. You can also enable source maps
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Isn't requestAnimationFrame basically that?
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Just out of curiosity, don't you consider homebrew "decent" or do you want official package manager from Apple? (App Store effectively being Apple's solution?)
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Seems that Windows is adopting more and more * nix stuff. I wonder why one uses Windows in the first place if * nix stuff is what she needs?
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by Yaggo 11y ago
What the user does with the ram does not really matter. 16 GB is baseline nowadays and the price difference between 16 and 32 GB is minimal. So it's perfectly valid for power user to want at least 32 GB RAM (personally I would happily
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by Yaggo 11y ago
Still no adequate amount of RAM.
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by Yaggo 11y ago
I meant "crazy cheap" as lithium-based product, i.e. compared to other lithium chemistry storages. Sure, lead-acid technology still offers better capacity/price ratio, but lithium chemistry has many advantages especially when
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by Yaggo 11y ago
That's crazy cheap. The closest competitor which comes into my mind is probably SMA Sunny Boy Smart inverter with lithium battery, costing more than double while offering only 2 kWh of energy (but includes a solar inverter).
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by Yaggo 12y ago
I didn't watch the video and cannot properly explain it, but there is direct mechanical connection from ICE to wheels. AFAIK both MG1 and MG2 can work as motors and generators and spin in either direction. If you apply proper counter
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by Yaggo 12y ago
Funny how suddenly all good web design principles are thrown away and new HN clones build, just because the original was built by Paul Graham who isn't much a UX guy.
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by Yaggo 12y ago
While the $33 is impressive price tag, just a reminder that you can buy a "Chinese" Android tablet with twice as capable hardware (800x480 screen, 512 MB ram etc) for $50.
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by Yaggo 12y ago
Vertical centering (flexbox) support landed on IE two years ago, not to mention other browsers. Please upgrade your "facts".
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by Yaggo 12y ago
My 2010 Prius has little monochrome HUD showing speed, navigation info, and power consumption (configurable). Although less fancy than Navdy, it's really useful because you will always see the road in background. Should become a standa
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by Yaggo 12y ago
I guess you know that, but just to clarify, there already exist micro-inverters small enough to be installed behind the panel. (E.g. http://enphase.com/m250/ )
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by Yaggo 12y ago
KDE versions 1-3 were great piece of software. Remember kioslave's support for ssh/sftp? Awesome stuff. The current state of the project makes me sad.
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by Yaggo 13y ago
In my personal projects (and clients' too unless paid extra), I target for modern browsers + IE10 and haven't used jQuery for long time. Native APIs are good enough once you get used to them. Actually jQuery starts to feel cumbers
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by Yaggo 13y ago
Hopefully that helps them to launch the long-awaited 1.0 version of their open-sourced client-side MVC framework, Batman.js.
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by Yaggo 13y ago
Industry-leading professionals don't make technology decisions based on uneducated choices of big masses.
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by Yaggo 13y ago
I love the refreshingly minimal approach, although jQuery dependency ruins some of the excitement, but still, great work guys!
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by Yaggo 13y ago
So how should [1, "a", 2, 3] be sorted by default?
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by Yaggo 13y ago
Can you risk 96% of your revenue (or whatever is your modern-browser userbase) because your site looks outdated for them?
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by Yaggo 13y ago
Bitcoin doesn't (practically) charge that but I have no idea who uses them (except few crypto geeks/criminals/speculators)
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by Yaggo 13y ago
Technologies with giant backers (e.g. Java or Windows) have massive inertia keeping them seemingly alive for years (or decades) after losting their soul.
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by Yaggo 13y ago
While we are on it, can we also get rid of time zones and switch to 10-based (kiloseconds etc) time units?

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