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by brettanomyces 1y ago
TOTP are okay for some things but often regulation means each code/challenge needs to be tied to a specific action. TOTP codes typically last for 30s and mulitple actions can happen within 30s, so it's not possible to use TOTP in
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The Shelfstore Bookcase System(shelvingsystem.co.uk)
2 points by brettanomyces 3y ago|0 comments
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by brettanomyces 4y ago
We don't allow stale merges so each branch must be fully up to date with master before it can be metged. This is a bit of a pain in busy repos
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by brettanomyces 4y ago
https://medium.com/wise-engineering/state-of-our-ci-cd-pipel... Disclaimer: I work for Wise
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by brettanomyces 9y ago
I've recently bit the bullet started porting my CPP Arduino code to C to run on ESP32's and take advantage of some of the more advanced features, watchdogs and freeRTOS tasks. I would much prefer to write the code in Rust but I&#x
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by brettanomyces 10y ago
I've been looking at which flow meters to get but as deutronium says swissflow meters are quite expensive, however at the same time I don't really trust cheap meters to be in contact with my beer. Making them myself might be a g
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by brettanomyces 10y ago
Measuring the co2 flow rate is an idea I hadn't considered! I only want to know when beer is being poured and not actually how much has been poured so measuring co2 may be a bit simpler for cleaning and actually wiring up too (althou
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by brettanomyces 10y ago
I'm adding flow meters to my keggerator so I can detect when someone pours themselves a beer from one of the taps. The plan is to have a camera take a photo, do some facial recognition to see if its either one of my flatmates or myself
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by brettanomyces 11y ago
I'm not sure which of (n)vim and coffee improve my productivity more on a day to day basis but giving up one coffee a week to have tarruda work on (n)vim seems like reasonable tradeoff.