harvie

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I Revived 3-Axis CNC Mill G-Code Simulator(github.com)
142 points by harvie 2y ago|48 comments
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by harvie 2y ago
I am still waiting for my driver to be merged :-( https://github.com/sigrokproject/libsigrok/pull/185
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by harvie 2y ago
Sigrok project is dead... There is a single maintainer and he's not willing to merge almost anything, it's been like that for years. I think it's time to fork...
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Help the Lego 35mm Camera Become a Reality(hackaday.com)
3 points by harvie 2y ago|0 comments
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Functional 35mm camera Lego set needs 1400 votes to become reality(ideas.lego.com)
2 points by harvie 2y ago|0 comments
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by harvie 2y ago
My mind was blown when i've realized i can write bash command that pipes CSV file into the SQLITE, runs SQL query on it and spits out results. (all completely in ram, without need for temporary sqlite file on disk)
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by harvie 3y ago
Are we talking brain here?
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by harvie 3y ago
Does it work with variable FPS videos now? Years ago i had issues geting audio and video to sync on videos made by smartphone which seemed to adaptively change FPS based on how much motion was in a scene. I needed to resample to constant FP
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by harvie 3y ago
666 MB iso
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by harvie 3y ago
maybe systemd will come up with some kind of sandboxing that automaticaly converts TCP servers to unix sockets and unix sockets to TCP listeners available only in network namespace of individual users :-D Actualy namespacing syncthing per u
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by harvie 3y ago
Youtube seems to be quite efficient with blocking all opensource players. They change the API regulary on purpose. Never had such app working longer than few weeks.
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by harvie 3y ago
TPM chips are not opensource, end user cannot simply check them for backdoors. Manufacturers of these chips are under heavy scrutiny of intelligence agencies. Governments around the world try their best to prevent people from using strong c
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by harvie 3y ago
Pi has superior long term support and even better community support. Loads of options for upgrades and extensions should you need one in the future. Also once i decide that i don't need that NAS anymore, because the pi would be obsolet
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by harvie 3y ago
Not really. I like the idea of building NAS where i can upgrade the RPi5 to RPi6 when it's released. It's not like i need everything to be "single board". But the fact most of the important components are on that single
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by harvie 3y ago
I would be totally happy with PCIe based hat that has PCIe to SATA interface with 4-6 SATA ports (with at least one of them being bootable). I know SATA SSDs are not newest, coolest nor fastest. But for home NAS setup i would find it totaly
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by harvie 3y ago
https://msgpack.org/
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by harvie 3y ago
but the electric current may improve dispersion of copper ions through the soil.
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by harvie 3y ago
Insert http cookie joke
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by harvie 3y ago
Well that just sounds like a bristlebot with extra steps.
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by harvie 3y ago
which is going to happen quite soon, because of the pathetic wheel diameter.
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by harvie 3y ago
So you are basicaly telling me than scientists found out that i can get some more alertness by slaping myself in the face?
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by harvie 3y ago
I have rather nice experience with ZnapZend https://www.znapzend.org/ Only issue i've found is the fact there is no official Debian repository and i always do forget to recompile it after upgrading Debian :-D I really
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by harvie 3y ago
Can you please explain these numbers of layman terms? Let's say my car burns equivalent of 100kWh worth of LPG, how many kWh of propane i can recover from the exhaust gas and how many kWh of electricity i need to provide for that?
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by harvie 3y ago
i guess the voltage would be rather low... but current capacity might be enough to melt your drill bit, if you decide to drill hole through both of the electrodes :-D
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by harvie 3y ago
There is usualy steel reinforcement (rebar) in the concrete. Isn't introducing electrical current gonna cause galvanic corrosion of the rebar? Might even affect concrete structures around the capacitor, not just the capacitor itself. A
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by harvie 3y ago
for i in s u b; do echo "$i" > /proc/sysrq-trigger; done maybe even echo sub > /proc/sysrq-trigger
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by harvie 3y ago
What i really miss when compared to ZFS is ability to create datasets. I really like to use ZFS subvolumes for LXC containers. That way i can have separate sub-btree for each container with it's own size limit without having to create
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by harvie 4y ago
Maybe they will soon be able to give some emotion and randomness to the text-to-speech engines to make the tone less boring... I think models like GPT can now detect different emotions in the input text, so it might be used to tune differen
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GABA neurotransmitter tea fermented in nitrogen(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by harvie 4y ago|0 comments
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by harvie 4y ago
Nokia phone with replaceable battery. Such a novel idea...

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