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by gorbypark 2y ago
They do exist, I believe. I don't have one but came across many for sale on AliExpress when looking for a writer to clone my RFID apartment door entry thingy. Seems like they even have some that are dual NFC/RFID that would work
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by gorbypark 2y ago
From my limited understanding of Vite, it serves es modules directly on the fly during dev but uses Rollup to bundle in production. Did you swap out Rollup for Metro in production, or have you somehow ported all that byte code generation s
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by gorbypark 2y ago
As a react native dev I’d love to hear some of the implementation details! First, is this a whole new router? Is it based on expo-router, or is it sitting on top of react-navigation? Maybe all new with react-native-screens as a foundation?
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by gorbypark 2y ago
I mean I guess using "WP" in their business name is kinda pushing it I guess, but offering Wordpress hosting while using the word "Wordpress" is fair game (IMO). A company can't/shouldn't be able to tell
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by gorbypark 2y ago
The deb file probably contains new versions of electron (or at least versions of electron that change the actual v8/chrome version) and the regular updates during launch are loading JavaScript. Just a guess.
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Came here to say basically the same thing. Linux CNC on an old PC with a parallel port can do some amazing things!
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Of course it depends on the model and the condition, but somewhere around or under 5-600 euros?
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by gorbypark 2y ago
I dream of owning one of those one day! I was a huge BeOS fan as a teenager, and even though the BeBox was from before my time I’d love to own one! They very very rarely seem to come up for sale, though. And the ones that do are pretty c
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by gorbypark 2y ago
turns out it's both! seems like a physical microswitch for taking a photo with the button itself also being capacitive and they are using haptics for the "half press" feature (as well as touch sensitivity, slide between modes
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Most likely it is capacitive and doesn’t actually move and they are using the haptics engine to make it feel like a button. It works surprisingly well on the iPhone SE with Touch ID. You can’t even really tell that it’s not actually movin
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by gorbypark 2y ago
They mention "$1 per 1000 minutes of video delivered", does that mean per viewer? $0.06 per hour per viewer seems like a lot, although I have no idea if that's "competitive" or inline with actual bandwidth costs.
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by gorbypark 2y ago
I think state of the art in this space is WHIP/WHEP, which is what this project is implementing. I'm guessing 100k+ clients would be pretty difficult for Broadcast Box (out of the box), however Cloudflare has a beta stream servic
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Having discovered this 15 minutes ago I can't really speak in absolutes, but firing up OBS and using their test server, I think this would allow you to do exactly what you want. It's trivial to get OBS set up to stream to this, a
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by gorbypark 2y ago
It’s definitely at least partially tied to the Apple account location and just not physical location. I’m a Canadian and have been living in Europe for three years now and don’t get any of these new Europe only features. I’m guessing bec
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Fair, I took your original comment to mean that Google was mapping WiFI AP locations using people's phones (which could still be true). However, after re-reading it I see you meant that Google is pin-pointing your own location based o
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by gorbypark 2y ago
At one point in time the Google street view vehicles were logging wifi position data as well. I don’t know if they still do it, though.
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Toybox combines many common Linux command line utilities together into a single BSD-licensed executable. It's simple, small, fast, and reasonably standards-compliant (POSIX-2008 and LSB 4.1).
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by gorbypark 2y ago
It totally depends on the type of skier and the type of skis you have. I worked in the ski industry and thus lived and worked in ski towns for 15 years. If you are a ski racer, tuning edges matter. If you aggressively ride groomers all d
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Using google translate, it shows they are planning on upgrading the reservoir to 1 million cubic meters, which is about 264 million gallons from ~58 and that it will fill 3 times a year naturally, 4 times with pumps. 1/3 will be used
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by gorbypark 2y ago
The only problem of 3000 PSI is 99% of the snowmaking pipelines out there would instantly blow up at that pressure :) You would also need to have PRVs anyways, because anything above about 700psi (900 if you are pushing it) is unusable&#x2F
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by gorbypark 2y ago
I worked in the snowmaking industry at ski resorts for more than a decade before getting into tech. Many ski resorts have a snowmaking reservoir at elevation and a pumping system to fill it (usually off peak) and then use gravity to actual
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by gorbypark 2y ago
I think the first step is to have a .claudeignore file (or maybe we can standardize on .llmignore) to tell it which files you don’t want it to add to the context. You could easily eliminate millions of tokens by ignore node_modules in most
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by gorbypark 2y ago
I am guessing that it was real titanium, just a different grade/alloy/treating process being passed off as something it was not or it's possible it's even the same quality/grade, just of unknown provenance (fell off
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by gorbypark 2y ago
This sounds like what I remember it being described as. Thanks!
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Once upon a time (~15 years ago!), I worked at a ski resort in New Zealand that had a fancy new "automated" snowmaking system. When all 200 (give or take) snow guns were running, along with the required water pumps/air compr
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Agreed, and in my opinion, Apple messed up with the Vision Pro with this. They took the battery and made it external, yet the head unit itself is heavier than most battery-included head units! IMO they should have made the compute unit ex
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by gorbypark 2y ago
If you have an Apple TV (or possibly also Android TV?) it's quite easy with the tvOS VLC app. The top comment here posted the stream link, https://prod-ec-us-west-2.video.pscp.tv/Transcoding/v1/hls/G...
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by gorbypark 2y ago
My laptop is plugged in most of the time and I use a menu bar app called "Al Dente" that sets the max charge at a certain value (I set 80%). I'm hoping this will help with battery longevity, however I have no real idea if it
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Right. That is the OPs point, however (as far as I can tell). They think it will be intentionally abused by governments as a way of collecting data by mandating certain hashes that will intentionally have many collisions.
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by gorbypark 2y ago
I think OP is saying that the algorithm is designed in such a way it can match “visually similar” photos/content. The idea is you can’t just rescale, crop or otherwise slightly change a photo as you could if this was just a regular SH

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