Yaggo

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by Yaggo 10y ago
Compare the 'Quick Start' documentation of esp-open-tool to ´brew install platformio´, ´platformio init´. That's pretty much the point of PlatformIO, I guess.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Happy user here as well. Doing Arduino/ESP8266 development using macOS host. PlatformIO is a fresh breeze for embedded development.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Interesting, althought I'm not sure what are the practical use cases for this. Let's say I've network of ESP8266 nodes communicating over wifi using MQTT. How does PJON fit into the picture?
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Interesting that it works without JS, given that the page weights 3.5 MB, of which ~1 MB is JS and 700 kB is CSS.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Also, we don't know what kind of server resources they use vs. HN. The initial weight of SPA is typically much more than "plain html" site, but that's the price you pay for client-side functionality. Also, there exist mo
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by Yaggo 10y ago
In my experience, many anti-spa people have seen too many poorly implemented single page apps (web fundamentals broken such as links and uris) and/or have out-of-date information that spa cannot properly support such things. Cannot bla
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by Yaggo 10y ago
I once used 15" MBPr without DPI scaling (2880x1440 native res) for a while. Then I became too worried about my eyes.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
X11 may "run really well these days" if your reference is X11 twenty years ago, but if you compare X11 to e.g. macOS, it's pretty obvious why Wayland is needed. X11 network transparency was nice feature when 10 mbit ethernet
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Norway and United States have very similar GDP per capita. The important difference is that in Nordic countries the money has been divided more equally.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
I think it's somewhat dangerous mindset that the "fake news problem" should/could be handled solely by the publishing platform. There will always be another way to publish false information. People believe fake news beca
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by Yaggo 10y ago
RF jamming can be detected with heartbeat protocol (no heartbeat -> alarm). Biggest downside of WPA2/wifi is its energy consumption compared to "lightweight custom RF protocols", making it impractical for battery powered d
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by Yaggo 10y ago
I go to sleep at the same time or shortly after the kids, then wake up early to have two hours of high quality time for my own projects. I was a night owl before getting kids, then transformed into early bird. My thinking is much clearer in
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by Yaggo 10y ago
E.g. h264 encoding on hardware & stereo camera support (only on compute module) are unique features of the RPi platform.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
I wouldn't be so pessimistic. Safari has one year release cycle for major versions. IE isn't getting new features, but Edge is updated much more frequently than IE ever was.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
If it's 3rd party SSD, have you enabled TRIM? I had to do that for my old Mac Mini, made big difference. (2015 MBP of course has factory-installed SSD, but maybe this helps someone else.) http://osxdaily.com/2015/1
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Not only Technology Preview, but already released Safari 10 is currently the only 100% ES2015 (ES6) compliant browser. https://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/
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by Yaggo 10y ago
> They fund VSCode in order to gain the good will of developers which they hope will turn into Azure or maybe Windows sales in the future? I think they are just trying to make Windows (and Microsoft) more relevant among web/foss dev
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Also, Toyota owns significant portion of Subaru.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
> Frankly i will eternally be puzzled why Symbian was dropped like a hot potato when iPhone and Android entered the scene. I had top of the line Symbian/UIQ phone when I got the original iPhone. Despite not having user-installable a
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by Yaggo 10y ago
It's not illegal per se, if you adjust transmission power accordingly. Router manufacturers generally don't use yagi because it's directional, requiring aiming, unlike omnidirectional dipole antenna. Modern wifi stations have
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by Yaggo 10y ago
I sit ~10 hours daily, including 2+ hours driving. I'm naturally skinny but haven't done much physical exercises in recent years ("busy"). Now, at age of 34, I'm starting to realize that my body won't last fore
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, why downvote? I can assure you that non-retina graphics on retina display looks awful. In spreadsheet software the lack of retina support may not be a dealbreaker, but GIMP is software for creating graphics.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Also it does not seem to support retina mode, making it practically useless for a big share of Mac users. Besides, Pixelmator has raised the bar really high.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
I didn't know GIMP nowadays run natively (without X11) on macOS, cool.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Use plain text email, not attachments.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Keep it short, use plain text, include urls for your public work (repos).
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by Yaggo 10y ago
Thanks for correcting, I meant the past tense, not a native English speaker, fixed run -> ran.
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by Yaggo 10y ago
> And Firefox runs on Gecko. Which is old. Like really old. I think it's the oldest rendering engine still in wide use. Gecko may be oldest, but not with wide margin: KHTML (the origin of webkit and blink) was started in 1998, only
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by Yaggo 10y ago
> Apple has ALWAYS sold overpriced hardware Overpriced, compared to what? To competitors, which can't even produce similar product? Overpriced in terms of market demand, while making big profit? If you buy your PC components from
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by Yaggo 10y ago
PPI (DPI) is actually bad unit for display's "sharpness", because it makes difficult to comparise different types of devices, meant to be watched from different distances. The correct universal unit is pixels-per-arcsecond, i

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