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by cmsimike 8y ago
As long as you can run your own software, you can build what you want. Not to say it will have the polish current solutions offer, but I don't want current solutions. I want mine. There was an article recently here about someone using
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by cmsimike 8y ago
Looks like an HDMI mini is confirmed, which means time to build my own in-car librem-based infotainment center, starring Kodi and Home Assistant!
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by cmsimike 8y ago
2x of these https://www.adafruit.com/product/1071 between the mattress and box spring, ultimately hooked up to a raspi zero w
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by cmsimike 8y ago
My current favorite ones: - My GF is a bit forgetful and sometimes leaves her purse behind when leaving somewhere. I had an automation setup with an ibeacon in her purse and owntracks on her phone to detect when the purse is far away from h
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Using SSH to decrypt encrypted LVM during headless server boot(unix.stackexchange.com)
2 points by cmsimike 8y ago|0 comments
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I saw the mention in the post about video out. I really do hope they can do something with this, as I plan on ultimately replacing my carplay headunit with something homegrown to able utilize the phone as much as I can.
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by cmsimike 8y ago
As far as I know, Ryzen has avx-256, its four 128bit units can join as two 256 bit ones without any penalty. What makes this not real AVX? Because there is not one dedicated 256-bit unit?
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by cmsimike 8y ago
Twitch has become my default entertainment at home. What I really enjoy about Twitch is that I can have it on in the background while doing other stuff (coding most of the time). I am a huge video game fan, but as I aged, unfortunately, I f
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I have been waiting for them to release this!
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I have also considered building OpenSimpleLidar [0] and putting that on top of my head (I also use snips.ai on my ar build to control things by voice, so i have [1] this headset, which allows me to attach things to the top of it) so that I
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I have been putting together my own google glass as a side project at home for a while now. At the time, I didn't look much into AR displays, but I did order a VuFine: https://www.vufine.com/ - a head mounted 720p scre
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by cmsimike 8y ago
Thank you for your response!
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by cmsimike 8y ago
Serious question - should we considering speculative cpu execution to be A Bad Idea (tm) and move on from it (since these problems keep coming up), or is the thought that we more or less have been gaining performance on the back on incorrec
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I recently bought a Surface Pro as well. While it still isn't my day to day computer (Mac or Linux for development) I do take my Surface on vacations for Steam games and access to my music library. Recently I bought a display port to h
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Codota, an IntelliJ plugin that generates code via machine learning(codota.com)
1 points by cmsimike 8y ago|0 comments
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by cmsimike 8y ago
The flip side is nothing stops a lot of users from starring something and that's it. The implied popularity of a library only comes from how active the project is, not how many stars it has. A recent example: I saw an advertisement on
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by cmsimike 8y ago
Nothing really for me. Personally I like to look at: 1) Last commit date 2) Number of open issues vs closed 3) Number of open PRs vs closed I am way more interested in how active the community is supporting the project than any populari
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I was just telling myself today that I wasn't going to build a new desktop for a while. Now I'm thinking current desktop might become the new VM server and I get a new gaming/dev box!
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I am running pi-hole at home and push out that pihole DNS to my VPN clients and my phone is always connected to my VPN. I never trusted any of these phone platforms to do anything in my best interest anyway. Related, I cannot wait for the L
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Snips.ai Maker Kit – build your on-site digital assistant(makers.snips.ai)
1 points by cmsimike 8y ago|0 comments
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by cmsimike 8y ago
Linux processes can understand that already: SIGTSTP/SIGSTOP, and SIGCONT. There are many signals a Linux process can respond to.
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by cmsimike 8y ago
I've always had an iPhone (since 3g) and recently picked up an Android phone for testing, and played with that. While I can't really complain about either phone, all I've really wanted is Linux on my phone. This is the phone
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by cmsimike 9y ago
I vaguely recall discussion in the discord about snips.ai support of training via API calls, so in that sense you should be able to do it. I don't know what the status of the API training is.
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by cmsimike 9y ago
I picked up the respeaker 4 mic array https://www.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker-4-Mic-Array-for-Raspbe... which works GREAT and has awesome RGBs that I can address.
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by cmsimike 9y ago
Similarly, I've started using Snips.ai in conjunction with Home Assistant, and I'm continuously overjoyed whenever I ask Snips to do anything, or I ask it for information, with the knowledge that everything is hosted on site, and
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by cmsimike 9y ago
on iOS anyway, you can enable face id/touch id but specifically disable it from being able to log into the phone with it. You can then use face/touch id for authentication in apps.
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by cmsimike 9y ago
From https://www.scribd.com/document/372247208/Patent-1-Infringem... : https://imgur.com/a/EQcKZ I am not a lawyer, but I am shocked, I think, at Movie pass trying to sue and including these o
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MoviePass Sues Subscription Rival Sinemia for Patent Infringement(variety.com)
2 points by cmsimike 9y ago|1 comments
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by cmsimike 9y ago
Hopefully see you at a show soon! I'm looking forward to his new album tour
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by cmsimike 9y ago
Lane 8 has been doing this for just over a year now with his "This Never Happened" tour: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/could-you-handle-a-phon...

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