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gbin
11y ago
From my experience: You usually need 2 dongles and the software under Linux to do it is barely existing unfortunately.
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gbin
11y ago
So you can take an old car design, you make new ones but triple the power of the engine and... You don't need to recertify it ?
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Google AI beats a pro at the game of Go
(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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gbin
11y ago
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gbin
11y ago
Learn functional programming <- I remember hearing the same argument for object oriented programming 20 years ago. The good old golden hammer :) Learn the tool or technology that fits well your problem space whatever it might be : golang
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gbin
11y ago
Anybody tried to see in their logs if someone used it ?
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gbin
11y ago
about the built-in per-plugin persistence: it is just python pickle based at the moment but there is some recent interest on abstracting it for other storage backends like redis ( https://github.com/gbin/err/issues&
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gbin
11y ago
To add to your list here are few slides I presented at the last chatops meetup in SFO about errbot with some more emphasis on plugin development: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YnQaz5bMr5PJNYEJzjKm...
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gbin
11y ago
This is FL510 You can get ballons to fly that high but not much anything else at an affordable price.
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gbin
11y ago
it was re:the comment, not the OP. I totally understand :)
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gbin
11y ago
why not use a generic chatbot like errbot ( http://errbot.net [shameless plug alert]) and get all the backends (hipchat, IRC, XMPP etc...) for free ? there are existing poker AIs in python to integrate with: https://g
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gbin
11y ago
But why? Money? You said "thousands" of "users", even if you sell those owned computers/phones at let's say $1 you don't make that much as a company. Fame/street creds? Look how I got those lusers ? O
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gbin
11y ago
This is basically the overengineered iteration of the current v1: "put the thing in the toilet and flush it"
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gbin
11y ago
Kill this thing with fire ! Put in your .zshrc/.bashrc: stty -ixon -ixoff
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gbin
11y ago
Nick-Craver answered this, thx !
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gbin
11y ago
Ho ok ! Thanks for your answer ! I was genuinely wondering where those were.
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gbin
11y ago
Actually it is a real question, sorry if it came across snarky, I could not find any developers private offices while going around on streetview while seeing a lot of double screen stations in the open spaces. Did you change your mind ?
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Stackoverflow: do you really still believe in private offices?
(google.com)
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11y ago
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gbin
12y ago
thx for the advice, I gonna look into it.
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gbin
12y ago
Interesting, thanks for the pointer !
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gbin
12y ago
I tried to follow the Qt licensing model (commercial vs non-commercial use) but IANAL either. Honestly, the goal here is more about investing in the next design like a low latency USB3 version if somebody decides to produce this one. As for
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gbin
12y ago
yes, it is seen as a standard CDC device so you can use donglePi from a Raspberry Pi.
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gbin
12y ago
Indeed, at least I've added a fuse and Schottky diodes to protect the PC but I'd love some advises on how to be sure people won't fry their USB controllers :)
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Show HN: DonglePi, a USB Stick Giving You the Raspberry Pi IOs on a PC
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Everything you wanted to know about ChatOps but were afraid to ask
(venturebeat.com)
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12y ago
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Little things I would teach to my younger software engineer me
(klaig.blogspot.com)
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DIY drone – tutorial for developers
(klaig.blogspot.com)
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Show HN: Remote controlled webcam by chat (Pi and errbot)
(makingfernand0.wordpress.com)
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Show HN: Play old DOS games on your Chromebook
(klaig.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
Am I the only one to find this article really thin ? Where is the disassembled code ? To whom the public key that signed the software belongs too ? Which server it sends the info to exactly ? If you start to get as paranoid as the entire
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gbin
13y ago
... until you find a bug duplicated x times in all your versions and you missed one of the x different unit tests to test them all ? IMHO when you are fighting your language to avoid code duplication, you either use it incorrectly or someth
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