daniel5151

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by daniel5151 2mo ago
Truth be told, while I had known about ESPHome while working on this project, for some reason, I just felt the urge to hack together my own firmware. It might've been because my early testing was done via an old Arduino Uno board, and
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by daniel5151 2mo ago
I discuss this quite early in the writeup. There is a whole section on why a smart plug will not work here.
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by daniel5151 2mo ago
Oh, hey, I'm the author! Happy to answer any questions :)
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Show HN: Turning a Dumb AC Unit Smart (Without Losing My Security Deposit)(prilik.com)
3 points by daniel5151 2mo ago|1 comments
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OpenHCL: Evolving Azure's Virtualization Model(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
6 points by daniel5151 2y ago|0 comments
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by daniel5151 3y ago
If you're curious about emulating even older apple devices (Clickwheel iPod), I worked on an emulator for a few months called `clicky`. Very nifty project, given the weird and undocumented architecture of those early iPods https:&#x2F
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by daniel5151 4y ago
Oh hey, that bit about turning a Surface Dial into a mouse is pretty neat! I wonder if I can use eBPF to simplify my user mode surface dial driver... https://github.com/daniel5151/surface-dial-linux
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by daniel5151 5y ago
Any chance I could borrow this code for my (very WIP) classic clickwheel iPod emulator? I've actually got an experimental WASM build of it up and running, so this would be super appropriate! https://github.com/daniel515
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MappyLand: Fast, Accurate Mapping for Console Games(ojs.aaai.org)
5 points by daniel5151 5y ago|0 comments
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by daniel5151 6y ago
Reading that just made me want to re-watch 1995's Hackers
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by daniel5151 6y ago
I know it's a toy example, but it's a _really bad idea_ to use a float as a backing type for currency. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3730019/why-not-use-doub...
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by daniel5151 6y ago
One of the coolest technical aspects of early Infocom text adventure games is that most games weren't actually written using native assembly code for the platforms they ran on, and were instead compiled down to "z-code", a by
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by daniel5151 6y ago
[clicky]( https://github.com/daniel5151/clicky ) is an emulator for Clickwheel iPods I worked on in the many boring months between University graduation and starting full time work. Unlike retro consoles/handhelds,
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C Is Not Dependency Free(prilik.com)
23 points by daniel5151 6y ago|0 comments
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Clicky – The first emulator for classic clickwheel iPods(github.com)
1 points by daniel5151 6y ago|1 comments
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by daniel5151 6y ago
Hahaha, just this morning I'd made a 19.10 live USB to re-install PopOS on my desktop. If only I had procrastinated a little longer...
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A NES emulator in Rust using generators(kyle.space)
6 points by daniel5151 7y ago|0 comments
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WideNES – Peeking Past the Edge of NES Games (2018)(prilik.com)
1 points by daniel5151 7y ago|0 comments
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by daniel5151 7y ago
I actually had to wrestle with this exact effect while working on wideNES [1]. By saving a screenshot of the screen at each frame alongside with it's PPUSCROLL value, it's possible to gradually build-up a map of the level as it&#x
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Paravirtualized Devices in Crosvm – A Performance Panacea for Modern VMs(prilik.com)
2 points by daniel5151 7y ago|0 comments
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Calder – Interactive constraints for controlling the growth of procedural models(github.com)
5 points by daniel5151 8y ago|0 comments
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by daniel5151 8y ago
Whoosh
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by daniel5151 8y ago
Thanks! The Nesdev wiki is the bible for writing NES emulators. It has all the technical documentation you'll need to implement the various aspects of NES hardware. It also has plenty of test ROMs, which are incredibly useful for verif
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by daniel5151 8y ago
Hey, I'm the author! If you've got any questions, fire away!
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WideNES – Peeking Past the Edge of NES Games(prilik.com)
4 points by daniel5151 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ANESE – Another NES Emulator(prilik.com)
4 points by daniel5151 8y ago|0 comments