chrisys

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Rendering video with Windows task manager and 896 cores [video](youtube.com)
2 points by chrisys 6y ago|1 comments
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by chrisys 6y ago
You're totally right of course, I was very afraid of snapping those little guys off :)
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by chrisys 6y ago
The opening line of my blog post was almost a reference to this, then nobody I had proof read the post got it so I took it out :P
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by chrisys 6y ago
Thanks for the compliments, and I appreciate your eye for detail and nitpicking :) I don't even wanna think about how many hours I put into this thing. It was one of those projects when you've got some free time you just keep work
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by chrisys 6y ago
Thanks for the compliment Peter, if I can inspire others like yourself to get building, I'm happy :)
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by chrisys 6y ago
They are quite radioactive for a household item indeed. The dust is a good point I keep that one double bagged for that reason, although they aren't as fragile when they're new.
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by chrisys 6y ago
Thanks - it was so much work, but super rewarding as the thing looks beautiful on my desk. It's awesome to see it's appreciated :)
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by chrisys 6y ago
Thanks Greg, nice to see you here :)
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Show HN: I built a desktop radiation monitor with Raspberry Pi, brass and wood(balena.io)
364 points by chrisys 6y ago|63 comments
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First fully functional 64-bit OS for the Raspberry Pi 4(balena.io)
44 points by chrisys 7y ago|10 comments
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by chrisys 7y ago
Thanks for the inspiration!
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by chrisys 7y ago
PRs welcome - we could remove the 'UK' part of the project and make it work for more cities/countries.
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by chrisys 7y ago
For me, repeatability and ease of management - I used to be really demotivated by having to start from scratch with a Raspbian install whenever I built a project but all the prebuilt base images for different languages/OS and configura
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by chrisys 7y ago
One of those is definitely on the cards for me, I have been meaning to get to that for a long time.
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A Raspberry Pi-powered live train station sign(balena.io)
642 points by chrisys 7y ago|141 comments
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Add Bluetooth audio to an old stereo or hi-fi with a Raspberry Pi(balena.io)
4 points by chrisys 7y ago|0 comments