geokon

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by geokon 7y ago
Seesaw/swing are the old stable solution. The latest library is cljfx built on JavaFX. The developer is very responsive and open about it's development Check out the examples/mini-tutorial: https://github.com/
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by geokon 7y ago
When you say they "don't have a lora module" but they still work in p2p, what does that mean? Parts are done in software that normally would be in a hardware module?
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by geokon 7y ago
I thought the prices was licensing related "Alternatively two LoRa radios can just talk point-to-point between each other" Is this a new development? Last I checked this wasn't possible. Can I connect up little $6 dollar ESP
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by geokon 7y ago
Are there good alternatives in this space that don't have super expensive base stations? Could you use a general purpose sdr like an HackRF as a base station?
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by geokon 7y ago
I'm pretty ignorant on this topic, but shouldn't retrying and missing messages be handled by the TCP layer? You don't want multiple network layers be doing the same work after all
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by geokon 7y ago
That would have the same effect of diffing two lines :)
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by geokon 7y ago
one thing I haven't found a solution for is how to make Lisp/Clojure play nice with version control and diffs you take something like this (defpackage my-package (:use :cl) (:import-from :alexandria
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by geokon 7y ago
If they wanted to show me which websites are impacting my battery life that'd be fantastic! That's a great idea There seems to be a conflict of interest when a browser singles out one of the biggest threats to the online ad indus
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by geokon 7y ago
"Cryptomining and fingerprinting protections are added to strict content blocking settings in Privacy & Security preferences." my first reaction is it's really sad to see this. looks like something Google blackmailed them
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by geokon 7y ago
oh okay. you sound more knowledgeable than me, so thanks for the input. I'll stick to cljfx then. I found it clunkier to mix with Java code, so I was considering switching back to fn-fx
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by geokon 7y ago
Thanks for that. I've read up a bit more and I see how you're trying to build a more easily extensible ecosystem. Hope it all get easier to use with time. I read up a bit more about how to setup a project and the github/local
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by geokon 7y ago
Oh okay with precompuled binaries then that's not so crossplatform. Thanks for clarifying :)
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by geokon 7y ago
Be sure to also check out fn-fx. I've tried both but haven't really done anything complex enough to bring out which one is a clear winner https://github.com/fn-fx/fn-fx Fn-fx is a more complex beast and no on
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by geokon 7y ago
thanks for the guide! I've sorta been avoiding dipping my toes into deps.edn. Maybe I missed it, but this doesn't really seem to illustrate any advantage over lein now you have to hunt down extensions/plugins to do testing an
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by geokon 7y ago
So you need to have the python runtime installed for this to work? Or is that downloaded as well? I was just thinking I could for instance make a similar JavaFX crossplatform GUI on the JVM, but I'd have no idea how to call the youtube
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by geokon 7y ago
Yeah, I feel you on that and I started out writing in a similar style b/c it's terse and easy to digest. To be clear, this is mostly a hobby things for me so I'm not speaking from a position of authority, but in my limited ex
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by geokon 7y ago
I'm a bit ignorant of the details b/c I haven't touched web stuff before. But on a high level, how does a Javascript/Electron app wrap-around/bundle-with youtube-dl - which (looking at github) is a python app? Or do
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by geokon 7y ago
In my experience writing math code the intermediary values get quite goofy Ex: orthogonal-vector-to-plane-bisecting-input-vector-and-first-column-vector But I rather use crazy descriptive names than hiding it away. Otherwise it gets quite i
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by geokon 7y ago
The problem is that JS Fonts and other CDNed stuff won't load and websites will hang or work weird - particularly Stackoverflow. Bc it's all over https you can't MITM it and inject your own with OpenWRT/piholes. Decentr
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by geokon 7y ago
I've done some elisp (and a tiny bit of racket) and some Clojure and honestly I struggle to see why I would ever pick a racket/scheme/elisp over Clojure unless I desperately needed to do a ton of C ffi. Clojure is much more o
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by geokon 7y ago
One thing I noticed is that Lineage OS (and others) pings Google servers to check that the internet connection works. Which was hilarious to find out in China, where I'd connect to Wifi and it'd tell me I have no internet. You can
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by geokon 7y ago
the next step is ofcourse running an IDE remotely from a running program itself that can self modify. Like Nightlight for Clojure: https://github.com/oakes/Nightlight my dream would be basically nightlight, but if the i
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by geokon 8y ago
Pretty sure Signal and Psiphon use it successfully. Yes it's throttled, but it's usable most of the time. They probably got an ultimatum from Chinese authorities to either stop allowing this or get blocked entirely. They just bloc
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by geokon 8y ago
Is there a GUI/TUI for it? Like something akin to aptitude or at the very least muon? And does GUIX/Nix has something similar to Recommended/Suggested packages in Ubuntu/Debian land? Or is each package an all-or-nothing
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by geokon 8y ago
A bit off topic, but where can I find details of the math behind SAR? In my last job I worked on radar systems and I was always curious about SAR. However all the information I found was high level descriptions. There was even some MIT cou
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by geokon 8y ago
I had the same exact reaction as you when I first used Github. So I think Github's response to this problem is the whole Github.io domain. Those are supposed to be the project landing pages for the plebs while github.com domains are fo
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by geokon 8y ago
have you looked at "Matrix Analysis and Applied Linear Algebra" by Carl Meyer? it seems very in line with what you're saying and the exercises are absolutely excellent. I've slowly made my way half way through the book a
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by geokon 8y ago
These are great. Thanks for the breakdown - the whole webdev space has so much jargon that I probably should take the time to learn a bit of everything through the Mozilla tutorials and then pick up that book once I want some more
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by geokon 8y ago
Whats a good place to learn CSS for someone with programming experience? I've been in my low-level C++ world for a long time and am pretty out of touch with GUI/Web things. I was writing some JavaFX code and saw it can be extended
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by geokon 8y ago
Are the things he illustrates already implemented in Clojure? I'm kinda new to Clojure and I see there is deps.edn and there is clojure.spec, but have they come together into the system he describes? Or is that still "in the works

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